The Cultural Statute of Limitations | James Gunn, Brett Kavanaugh, and Liam Neeson

from Mountain Meditations · host Christopher Cole

Forgive and forget? Or die by the hand of the mob? Today Tristan and Chris heatedly discuss three different important cases, mostly the James Gunn case, and try to dissect whether or not them firing (and then rehiring) Gunn was a wise choice or a bad one. The topic then moves on to whether or not we should trust the public/media to be the judge, jury, and executioner or if we should put a social limit on jokes and their offensiveness.

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