Eric Trump Cries About Cancel Culture After Businesses Cut Ties With Him

Eric Trump spent a good portion of time whining this week about the fact that businesses were canceling their relationships with the Trump Organization after the January 6th attack on the Capitol. Eric claimed that this was just another part of liberal cancel culture, but it is really just the free market responding to current events. Farron Cousins explains what's happening.

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Eric. Trump is furious at businesses here in the United States who are canceling their business with the Trump organization, with the Trump administration, with the Trump campaign and with the Trump family in general. And Eric Trump believes that this, this new cancellation of all things, Trump is clearly just an extension of liberal canceled culture. Uh, during an interview this week, uh, with the associated press, Eric said the following, we live in the age of cancel culture, but this isn't something that started this week. It is something that they have been doing to us and others for years. If you disagree with them, if they don't like you, they try to cancel you. Now he's saying this in response to some businesses have cut ties with the trumps. Everything about them. Shopify has kicked them off their website. They can't peddle their goods, their, their Trump gear there.

And that's what Eric Trump has responding to. But he says, you know, it's the liberals that do this, right? It's the liberals. Well, Eric, was it the liberals who, uh, set their Nike shoes on fire a year and a half ago after Nike hired Colin Kaepernick? No, that was, that was conservatives, right? Uh, was it, was it Nike, um, or excuse me, was it conservatives that destroyed? They're very expensive. Yeti coolers after they got mad at the company for not backing conservatives. Nope. Nope. That was, that was conservatives again. Uh, what about Keurig? Right Keurig? Um, actually Yeti ended their deal with the NRA is what it was, uh, Keurig. They pulled their, their ads off Fox news. And what did Republicans do, Eric? Uh, they posted videos of themselves heaving their Keurigs into the pavement.

I I'd say that's cancer culture. The only difference is see Eric liberals. Sure. There's canceled culture all around, but they're a little bit smarter with it. They don't go out there and say, well, this company already has hundreds of my dollars. Let me destroy this item. Liberals simply say, well, I won't be doing my business there anymore. I'll be going somewhere else. They're not taking something they already bought and destroying it. That, that, that it doesn't punish the company. D D do you all understand that the company already has your money? I mean, you're not going to go out and just keep buying and buying and buying Keurigs once you've bought one, you're probably going to keep it for years and years and years, but they already have your money. And then you're like, smash it. Ha I showed you now, crap I'm really need some caffeine. And I have no way to make it. Eric, what your family is experiencing right now is not canceled culture. It's accountability was the first time in your life. The first time in your brother and sister's life. And the first time in your father's life, you actually have to face consequences for your actions. That's what's happening here. Uh, when you encourage a violent insurrection in the United, that leaves five people dead. You're going to have some consequences from that. And you're lucky that the biggest consequence so far has just been a couple of companies saying we're not doing business with you anymore.