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Dean Cain, who played Superman in the TV series Lois & Clark, has signed
up with ICE. This is especially ironic as he's 3/8 Japanese and his grandparents were taken to and American internment camp.

I'm not an advocate of cancel culture. If he had just made speeches
saying ICE is great, I wouldn't want his existing gigs to be cancelled
for that reason. But he's joined up with a violent, lawless gang. That
should be grounds for any upcoming conventions that have him as a guest
(e.g., Cincinnati Comic Expo) to revoke his invitation, if their
contract lets them.
--
Gary McGath http://www.mcgath.com

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In article <107bdu5$282l6$1@dont-email.me>,
Gary McGath <garym@mcgath.com> wrote:

Dean Cain, who played Superman in the TV series Lois & Clark, has signed
up with ICE. This is especially ironic as he's 3/8 Japanese and his >grandparents were taken to and American internment camp.

I'm not an advocate of cancel culture. If he had just made speeches
saying ICE is great, I wouldn't want his existing gigs to be cancelled
for that reason. But he's joined up with a violent, lawless gang. That >should be grounds for any upcoming conventions that have him as a guest >(e.g., Cincinnati Comic Expo) to revoke his invitation, if their
contract lets them.

[Hal Heydt]

It also suggests that he didn't learn anything/didn't really
think about the character he played (Superman), who is--an
apparently was intended to be by the original writers--an
undocumented alien.
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