You can't cancel Woody Harrelson if he doesn't care

Woody Harrelson didn't engage with any backlash to his controversial vaccine joke on Saturday Night Live

“anarchist,” or “probably more of a libertarian” with a distrust for government. He’s also grown weary of activism, having done it “for fifteen years and it just amounted to a huge waste of money.” He’s not completely pessimistic, telling the outlet, “I do think there are ways to be proactive about changing things, particularly environmental things. It really involves retooling the society and trying to get in where the problem starts as opposed to trying to clean it up later.

As for cancel culture, though, that is not at all an issue that Harrelson concerns himself with. “[It] don’t change my life one bit. Not one bit, if the mainstream media wants to have a go at you, right? My life is still wonderful.”

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