[Sylvanfan]

The unfortunate effects of Cancel Culture can be that the victim who never asked for any of this is made out to look like they are the one who vindictively wants to make sure the abuser is denied every opportunity in life. Clearly not the case here, but there are still those who may opt to see it this way.

The victim here clearly does not want this. You have to feel bad for not only the abuse that was suffered, but now it's being put on a bigger stage.

People make mistakes, and most of us will do something in our life that we learn to regret. I know I certainly have, and hate my younger self for some of those dumb choices. But if we expect everyone to always be perfect and essentially want to condemn someone for life if they do something terrible or even less than ideal, I don't know if that is the best path if the bad person can come to recognize that they were a bad person. I do believe in redemption for those who deserve it. Mitchell Miller may not be in a place yet though where he is fully deserving of it.