Johnny Depp Addresses His Experience With Cancel Culture: ‘No One Is Safe'

And while many studios and executives have chosen not to work with him due to the abuse allegations that have followed him, Depp has still been able to find some work.

And needless to say, he has some very strong feelings about being canceled.

While he's spoken about it briefly in the past, he got into it pretty intensely this time around.

Not so shockingly, Depp didn't hold back at all when it came to talking about it.

After all, over the past few years, he's been all anyone can talk about.

He said that it "can be seen as an event in history that lasted for however long it lasted, this cancel culture or this instant rush to judgement based on essentially what amounts to polluted air that is…"

"Yeah, I do. The various movements that came out with, I’m sure the best of intentions."

Not one of you. Not one of you… as long as someone is willing to say one sentence. It takes just one sentence and there is no more ground."

"It’s not just me this has happened to. It’s happened to a lot of people."

Which isn't a lie. It seems like every other day we hear about a celebrity being canceled.

"This type of thing has happened to women, men and children who have suffered from various types of unpleasantries and they sadly, at a certain point, begin to think that it’s normal."

"It doesn’t matter if a judgment…has taken some artistic license."

And then, he left it all off with a pretty powerful ending to his little speech.

"When there is an injustice, whether it’s against you or someone you love, or someone you believe in, stand up, don’t sit down. Don’t sit down on ’em, they need you."

Do you agree with him or are you on the fence when it comes to cancel culture?

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h/t: Variety