A pro-Trump musician was the target of corrupt corporate America and is now speaking out on a liberal witch hunt that tried to cancel him.
Trump Supporter Speaking Out
Ariel Pink was speaking with Tucker Carlson on her show when she talked about being dropped by his record label.
Mexican Summer, the record label, decided to bow their knees to cancel culture and refused to keep Pink on after backlash occurred from him attending a pro-Trump protest.
Pink attended a very peaceful gathering and was well within his constitutional right to do so. However, this did not stop the liberal mob from taking to Twitter to bash Pink for his support of President Trump.
Anti-Conservative Movement Gains Steam
After attending the rally, Pink’s record label announced, “due to recent events, Mexican Summer and its staff have decided to end our working relationship with Ariel Rosenberg AKA Ariel Pink moving forward.”
“I can’t even afford my lawyer right now,” Pink told Tucker Carlson when speaking about the incident.
Conservative and Trump supporters are finding themselves banned from social media platforms, getting their jobs stripped from them and even being banished from places like banks.
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Stripped of Making a Living
Pink also told Carlson that he can no longer make a living at the moment because of cancel culture.
“You’re taking a huge risk coming on this show,” Carlson said, an implicit acknowledgment that receiving the support of the conservative host may not improve his battered status in his musical community. “Why are you doing it?”
“You’re taking a huge risk coming on this show,” Carlson said, an implicit acknowledgment that receiving the support of the conservative host may not improve his battered status in his musical community. “Why are you doing it?”
“I don’t have any other recourse,” the singer-songwriter replied. “What am I gonna do? Am I gonna be able to get my statement out in magazines? Right now the narrative is being pushed, and there are not very many people that are gonna let a counter-narrative enter into the fold. I mean there’s no nuance… I don’t know, man. I don’t know what I’m gonna do,” he said, appearing on the verge of becoming emotional. “I had no choice. There’s nothing else for me to do. I can’t even afford my lawyer right now.”
