When is Being Cancelled Justified?

Come join us for some informal philosophical discussion. No prior knowledge or research is needed, but an open mind is. One question people have been asking recently is: what constitutes a reasonable justification to fire someone, deplatform them, and/or remove then from public prominence? Discussion questions: 1. Should being fired only be about job performance, or should your personal morals and public image be taken into account? 2. Is the answer to #1 change depending on how prominent or externally facing your job is, or is the principle the same? 3. Should people who accomplish important things be celebrated for their achievements regardless of their personal improprieties, or is it even more important to shame/remove them on moral grounds, because of their influence? 4. Is it a good or a bad thing that there are many people who are independently wealthy enough to make their voice and opinions heard, regardless of public opinion?