MyPillow CEO Cries About Being Cancelled After Supporting Martial Law

MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell joined Trump at a White House meeting last week, and photographs revealed that Lindell's notes dealt with declaring Martial Law in the United States. Not long after, Lindell's products began to get booted out of major retail stores across the country. Farron Cousins explains why Lindell doesn't get to cry about being cancelled after he wanted to cancel the United States.

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Mike Lindell, the founder of my pillow. Uh, actually this past weekend did a, uh, an interview with a conservative media company where he said that the left is trying to cancel him because stores like bed bath and beyond. And Kohl's have announced that they're not going to be carrying my pillow anymore. So Mike Lindell this past week and said he is now the victim of cancel calls, the guy who just really the day before he'd been canceled. Um, it was revealed that he had a meeting with Donald Trump in which Lynn Dell tried to convince the president, uh, allegedly to enact martial law here in the United States. And now Lindell has the audacity to say that he's the one big canceled dude. You just met with the president of the United States, and literally tried to get him to cancel law and order here in the United States.

And no, I'm not talking about the TV show law and order. I'm talking about literal law here in the United States and enact martial law. Dude, we've seen your notes walking out of the white house. There is a very clear picture of them. And you attempted based on all the available evidence to convince the president to enact martial law, and you have the audacity to go out there and whine about the fact that Kohl's won't carry my pillow. Oh, woe is my Ooh, my pillow. Listen, dude. When you attempt to back and overthrow of the United States government, uh, you don't deserve sympathy again. I'm going to go ahead and argue that you actually don't deserve sympathy again ever. Okay? At least, you know, not from America or Americans, you wanted to overthrow the government because you were that your good buddy, Donald doesn't get to play president anymore.

That's what we're talking about here. Folks, Ladelle went on in the interview to talk about how liberals always do this. They go after companies, they pressure them, uh, to cancel right-wingers. And as I've repeatedly said, yeah, it was right-wingers who destroyed their Keurig machines. It was right-wingers who literally lit their Nike's on fire because they hired Colin Kaepernick. You know, you blew up and you shot holes in your Yeti coolers because they didn't want to be associated with the NRA anymore. Like you literally canceled products. You had already paid hundreds of dollars for, because you wanted to own the libs. So Mike Lindell shut the hell up, dude. You were one of the people pushing too. Do whatever the hell it is. You were pushing, but I can promise you it's not American. It's fairly seditious. At least from what we know, if I am wrong, feel free to come out and correct me on this, Mike, but you don't get sympathy when you meet with the president and discuss ways in which you can essentially overthrow the United States government. We have to draw the line somewhere. And I would say that that is a fairly healthy place to draw that line. You know, Americans just kind of have a thing about traders and sedition lists and historically just doesn't sit well with us. So why don't you go peddle your pillows somewhere else?