This book refutes the Basic Law. "Censorship does not take place," it still states in Article 5, even though it is no longer possible to disseminate or at least see everything that is necessary for the formation of opinions and will. On the internet, content is deleted at an alarming rate. And in real life. Ask people who swim against the tide. The answer is always - Cancel Culture. This form of censorship originates from the mainstream media as well as from the digital corporate state. It relies on an intellectual precariat vying for positions in editorial offices, universities, and NGOs, as well as on party enterprises that secure their interests through propaganda. Cancel Culture is not a coincidence that emerges from the depths of the internet to target a "right-wing" individual here or a researcher going astray there. Cancel Culture is a program that secures interpretative authority and thus power.