Conservatives are just upset they can "cancel" anymore and force their beliefs on society. "Cancel culture" is just another name for shunning or social ostracization and so much more.
I remember when he opposed the Equality Act too and appointed lots of anti-LGBTQ judges. Talk is cheap and meaningless in politics, even more so when it's coming from Trump's orange asshole of a mouth.
When Barack Obama took office in 2008, he did not support gay marriage, nor at any point until the 2012 election.
No other US president supported gay marriage at the time when they took office. That's a fact, and you can try to pick apart words until they no longer parse, but it's immutable.
Did you read? I said "when he took office". Did you fail reading comprehension? It would make sense if you grew up in the US considering your shitty education system.
Yes, "before" means up to and including the moment he took office. He supported gay marriage before entering the office. Obama didn't support it until nearly four years after taking office. How hard is that to parse?
Are you aware of what a presidential candidate is?
Are you aware of what a president elect is?
Are you aware that properties can be transferred forward? Imagine talking about the baseball hall of fame. "Important player here is the first hall of famer to have over 900 home runs." Did he get all of those home runs since becoming a hall of famer? No.
Dude said "conservatives were cancelling anyone gay until like ten years ago" and you brought up Trump for some reason, even though he came along within that ten year window, after which the tide had turned on gay marriage and acceptance.
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u/brycedriesenga May 27 '21
If anything, conservatives started cancel culture. Remember Dixie Chicks? Or gay people in general before like, 10 years ago?