Rumble, a video-sharing platform, has defended Russell Brand against allegations that he sexually assaulted women over a decade ago and criticized British lawmakers for their response. In a statement, Rumble called the lawmakers’ attempt to cancel Brand “deeply inappropriate and dangerous.” Rumble clarified that while it strongly condemns sexual assault, rape, and serious crimes, it would not participate in what it referred to as a “cancel culture mob.” This stance suggests that Rumble is resisting pressure to remove or censor content related to Russell Brand based on these allegations. The situation underscores the ongoing debates and controversies surrounding cancel culture, free speech, and the responsibilities of online platforms in moderating content related to sensitive issues.

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