“I Don’t Remember a Time….’: Justine Bateman Expresses How She Is Frustrated Over Cancel Culture

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As a dedicated fan, I wholeheartedly resonate with Justine Bateman‘s sentiments regarding cancel culture and the recent political climate. Her experiences echo my own feelings of frustration and exhaustion from the past few years. It seems we both have had our fair share of navigating through “un-American situations” that stifled free expression, inquiry, and open dialogue.

Justine Bateman voices her thoughts on cancel culture, which she believes originated around the time of Donald Trump’s election in 2016. In a recent interview, she shared her perspective on this ongoing phenomenon.

In a previously recorded conversation with Megyn Kelly, Justine Bateman expressed that she can’t recall any phase in her professional life devoid of criticism directed towards her.

If you’re an ardent admirer of Bateman and the Megyn Kelly Show, don’t forget to tune in next Thursday as the discussion will be broadcasted on SiriusXM.

As a lifestyle expert, let me share a personal anecdote: Throughout my journey, there have always been a handful of individuals – and I use the term ‘handful’ quite literally, as in more than just a few – who seem to have some sort of issue with me.

Later on, Bateman pointed out that perhaps it’s her being there that bothers others, or possibly they believe she altered her appearance in some way.

In her social media post, discussing a past event, the actress from “Men Behaving Badly” expressed relief after being able to “let go of treading carefully for the last four years.” She also mentioned her satisfaction that the recent elections marked an end to the escalating, group-think momentum.

Justine Bateman stated that the past eight years, particularly the last four, have been incredibly difficult.

As I continue to share my thoughts, let me make it clear that I have no intention of revisiting experiences akin to those I’ve faced in recent years. To put it bluntly, what I’ve been through feels utterly un-American – an expression I use not as a political statement, but to emphasize how alien and unfair it felt. Moving forward, I am resolute in leaving my past hardships behind.

As Kelly nodded in agreement, Justine Bateman elaborated her thoughts, expressing disapproval towards situations where individuals are not allowed to express their feelings freely, ask questions, or challenge statements.

The actress even mentioned that the motion felt like revenge.

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2024-12-19 14:22