Interviewed by South China Morning Post, 19 July 2020

"Kenneth Paul Tan, an associate professor from the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy at the NUS, said that while cancel culture could sometimes be 'disproportionate', it was also a reflection of 'widespread triggering of personal experiences of being bullied … in an elite society that pays the most attention to the winners and in a shallowly pragmatic one that does not care how the winners came to win'. For example, he said Khan's supporters were not simply engaging in 'tit-for-tat behaviour, but a means of drawing attention to the unfairness that opposition parties and politicians have to put up with'."

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