A porn star who was kicked out of a conservative event principally for high school students has said she is a victim of 'cancel culture' as she slammed the organizers who promote themselves as libertarians as 'hypocrites'.
Brandi Love, 48, attended the Student Action Summit, organized by Turning Point USA, in Tampa, Florida with her husband on July 17, having paid around $500 for a VIP ticket.
But she was suddenly kicked out after backlash from parents and Christian organizers.
'It was extremely hurtful and disappointing for five minutes, and then I was pissed off,' she told The Daily Beast.
'It's an egregious example of cancel culture.'
Love, 48, on Sunday responded to being evicted from the event last weekend. She said she was a victim of 'cancel culture' and said Republicans should be ashamed of their morally superior attitudes
Love said that she was 'very naive to believe I could just go and have fun around like-minded patriots'
The pro-Trump organization was founded by Charlie Kirk in 2012, when he was 18-years-old. He has served as TPUSA's executive director ever since.
'I literally had just sat through four to five speakers, including Charlie Kirk himself, rail against big tech and the left for their assault on free speech. I cheered them on in agreement,' said Love.
'And then they banned me. It's hard to make that up.'
On Sunday, Love told The Sun that it was 'hard to imagine something more hypocritical'.
Brandi Love, 48, attended the 'Student Action Summit' with Turning Point USA in Tampa, Florida Saturday, but was suddenly kicked out after backlash from Christian organizers
Love initially arrived at the Tampa Convention Center as an enthusiastic VIP guest
Love decided to exploit the incident by creating a t-shirt with the words ,'I triggered Charlie Kirk,' offering it for sale on her Only Fans website.
Love is capitalizing on the attention by selling t-shirts poking fun at one of the conference's founders.
She is selling shirts with the slogan 'I triggered Charlie Kirk' on her Only Fans website.
Love initially arrived at the Tampa Convention Center as an enthusiastic attendee, posting numerous photos of herself on Twitter with the caption, 'It's good to be around so many young conservatives. Gives me some hope!'
But Christian conservatives immediately began criticizing her attendance on social media, criticizing the organization's decision to allow an adult film star to attend an event targeted at 15 and 16-year-olds.
Many complained Love's presence clashed with conservative values, while others pointed out that minors were in attendance.
Conservative commentator Candace Owens was among those condemning her presence at the event.
Love said Owens' comments saddened her.
'I used to believe people like Candace Owens were fabulous,' she told The Daily Beast.
'Unfortunately I was wrong.
'This weekend taught me a lot
