Things conservatives (try to) cancel (add to the list)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Conservatives don’t cancel anything.

Give up with the failed gaslighting meme attempt, OP.

No one is buying it.

Right, Republicans don't cancel things, they patriotically boycott things instead!

Truly, down is the new up.

[Anonymous]

All the examples here are of famous people or companies.

Where are the comparable examples of random people living just a normal life that get plucked up by conservatives and cancelled so that they can't just be anonymous people anymore going about their own lives but instead risk losing their jobs, etc? That's the part of cancel culture that has me concerned - not whether someone picks Target to shop at, Coke to drink, or decides not to buy X person's new book/album/movie.

- Dem voter (middle of the road though)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Conservatives don’t cancel anything.

Give up with the failed gaslighting meme attempt, OP.

No one is buying it.

Conservatives try to cancel things all the time. So do Liberals.

The difference is that Conservatives constantly fail. They are failures.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:All the examples here are of famous people or companies.

Where are the comparable examples of random people living just a normal life that get plucked up by conservatives and cancelled so that they can't just be anonymous people anymore going about their own lives but instead risk losing their jobs, etc? That's the part of cancel culture that has me concerned - not whether someone picks Target to shop at, Coke to drink, or decides not to buy X person's new book/album/movie.

- Dem voter (middle of the road though)

Alexander Vindman is one.
Sandra Fluke was another.

[Anonymous]

election results
reproductive rights
Justin Amash, Liz Cheney, Mitt Romney, etc. etc.
the truth

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:All the examples here are of famous people or companies.

Where are the comparable examples of random people living just a normal life that get plucked up by conservatives and cancelled so that they can't just be anonymous people anymore going about their own lives but instead risk losing their jobs, etc? That's the part of cancel culture that has me concerned - not whether someone picks Target to shop at, Coke to drink, or decides not to buy X person's new book/album/movie.

- Dem voter (middle of the road though)

Alexander Vindman is one.
Sandra Fluke was another.

Also the lady on her bicycle who flipped off Trump’s motorcade.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:All the examples here are of famous people or companies.

Where are the comparable examples of random people living just a normal life that get plucked up by conservatives and cancelled so that they can't just be anonymous people anymore going about their own lives but instead risk losing their jobs, etc? That's the part of cancel culture that has me concerned - not whether someone picks Target to shop at, Coke to drink, or decides not to buy X person's new book/album/movie.

- Dem voter (middle of the road though)

Alexander Vindman is one.
Sandra Fluke was another.

Also the lady on her bicycle who flipped off Trump’s motorcade.

Many civil servants.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Way back in the day, in the 80s and 90s, conservatives "cancelled" Disney, Amy Grant, and Proctor and Gamble (because they had a brand image that was considered "satanic" by fundies / evangelicals.

You can go further back, and add The Beatles.

[Anonymous]

I recall, Cherrios
A US tire co

[Anonymous]

the constitution on 1/6/21

[Anonymous]

Irony alert:

[Anonymous]

[Anonymous]

Journalism

Free speech

Voting rights

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Journalism

Free speech

Voting rights

Yes all these attacks on voter access seem to be targeted to cancel minorities.

[Anonymous]

conservatives ran an 8 year boycott of Disney over its gay agenda. It was run by Focus on the Family, the Southern Baptists, and other groups. It was organized.