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The decision to postpone The Savant reflects a broader climate of cultural sensitivity—or perhaps censorship—in the entertainment industry. As actual violence and political tensions increase, corporate media giants appear cautious about releasing content that could be perceived as endorsing or inadvertently endorsing controversial narratives.
Particularly, the recent murder of Charlie Kirk, widely attributed to an extremist with leftist and transgender affiliations, has fueled accusations that Hollywood and corporate media are selectively ignoring violent acts committed by certain political groups. Critics argue that portraying conservative figures as the main villains plays into a narrative that can incite or justify violence against them, leading to self-censorship in fear of backlash.