ABC announced on May 29 that it has canceled the reboot of Roseanne, a show that never should have been aired in the first place.

Roseanne was an incredibly popular show in its heyday. I haven’t watched much of it over the years, but I do know that many laud the show for accurately portraying a struggling middle-class family since many television shows fail to do so.

But that was in the ‘90s, and since then Roseanne Barr herself has been off her rocker. In March, soon after the Roseanne reboot aired, Barr shared conspiracy theories on Twitter from QAnon, an anonymous account on 4chan. On Twitter, Barr said Donald Trump has freed children who were victims of sex trafficking—a conspiracy connected to Pizzagate—the infamous conspiracy that said Hillary Clinton ran a child sex ring at a Washington, D.C. pizzeria.

After the March For Our Lives rally, Roseanne shared a photo of Marjory Stoneman Douglas student David Hogg holding up his fist and said he was doing a Nazi salute.

This could not have been good PR for the reboot, but ABC continued with the show.

What caused ABC to cut the cord was a tweet from Roseanne about former Obama adviser Valerie Jarrett.

Roseanne tweeted that Jarrett was a product of the “Muslim brotherhood & Planet of the Apes.” A few hours later, Barr tweeted “Islam is not a race, lefties. Islam includes every race of people.” In a stand-alone tweet , Barr said “Chelsea Soros Clinton,” saying that Clinton is married to a nephew of liberal billionaire George Soros. She apologized to Clinton, but then said that Soros is a Nazi “who turned in his fellow Jews 2 be murdered in German concentration camps & stole their wealth-were you aware of that? But, we all make mistakes, right Chelsea?"

Why did ABC wait until this epic Twitter rant to cancel the show? Roseanne has been insane for a while now, so maybe ABC waited until it thought it could no longer profit from her show.

Tim Allen has voiced his displeasure with the lack of conservative voices in Hollywood, going as far as saying it’s like living in 1930s Nazi Germany. Yes, Hollywood does have a majority of liberal-leaning actors, directors, and producers. Roseanne was the best chance it had to show Trump voters on television, and she blew it single-handedly in just a few tweets. If ABC’s goal was to show fringe-right Trump supporters like Barr is in real life, then the goal was accomplished.

Valerie Jarrett responded to the tweet saying that Donald Trump himself has set a tone that allows for people to openly say and do racist things.

Trump then weighed in on his favorite medium of communication, Twitter, and unsurprisingly made it about himself. Trump could have condemned Roseanne's comments, but instead he made it about himself. Trump complained that ABC gave a phone call to Jarrett apologizing for Barr's remarks but failed to apologize to him for Bob Iger's "HORRIBLE" statements made about him.

The Onion, which is always on point with its satire, put out a headline that reads, “ABC Criticized For Unrealistic Portrayal Of Racists Actually Facing Consequences.” From Roseanne to Ted Nugent to Laura Ingraham, it's long been time to point out racism when it occurs and hold these people accountable.