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Wiley described the emotional toll of living in an environment where one cannot speak freely without fear of being labeled or silenced. She explained that terminology like "bigot" or "transphobic" is often wielded as a weapon to intimidate opponents and suppress open dialogue. This atmosphere of fear has led many to self-censor, stifling honest discussions around controversial topics—especially concerning women's rights and fairness in sports.
Wiley poignantly noted that the majority of public sentiment appears to support her perspective, yet fear of cancellation prevents many from voicing their opinions. This silence raises questions about the broader implications of political correctness and the power dynamics at play that render individuals reluctant to express dissenting views.