John Cusack, the actor who appeared in quite a few profitable movies within the Nineteen Eighties and past, has turn out to be a far left on-line activist in recent times.
He made an look on the ‘No Kings’ protest in Chicago on Saturday.
The humorous factor is that Cusack went out of his technique to criticize who he referred to as Trump’s ‘masked goons’ whereas he himself was sporting what was basically a disguise.
Like all issues for the left, it’s simply completely different once they do it.
From Mediaite, via Yahoo News:
Actor John Cusack had a message for President Donald Trump and his “masked goons” on behalf of his hometown of Chicago: “Go to hell!”
Cusask, throughout a quick interview with CNN on Saturday on the No Kings rally in Chicago, blasted the president — one thing he has loved doing incessantly over the past decade. Particularly, The Excessive Constancy star advised reporter Whitney Wild he was upset about Trump sending Border Patrol and ICE brokers to town to deport unlawful immigrants.
“Everybody is aware of the rating, proper? The authoritarians divide and conquer they usually create an ‘different’ after which they decide on it, decide on the particular person, harass them, jail them, and that’s all used as a path to allow them to steal as a lot as they will [and] preserve energy,” Cusack mentioned. “Everyone knows historical past. So, that’s what he’s doing, and we’ve got masked goons roaming the streets, hiding their faces, abducting folks.”
Cusack, in a unique clip shared by CNN later, advised the president to go to hell, earlier than including Trump was unaware of Chicago’s liberal historical past.
See the clip under:
Naturally, there have been different left wing celebrities on the protests as properly.
From The Wrap:
A collection of nationwide protests in opposition to the Trump administration kicked off Saturday morning, starting in New York (after a smattering that befell in Europe within the day’s early hours) and concluding in Los Angeles. The protests drew the participation and assist of a number of celebrities, together with Mark Ruffalo and John Cusack.
Ruffalo first talked about the protests Thursday, when he shared a video selling NoKings.org. “WE the Folks – WE have the ability and collectively WE will win! Try this inspiring video and share it with your loved ones, pals and neighbors to hitch one of many over 2,500 No Kings protests throughout our nation this Saturday, October 18th,” Ruffao wrote on Instagram.
“Braveness is contagious! Every of us have an vital position to play on this historic second by exercising our First Modification rights of freedom of speech and peaceable protest.”
These folks will do something to stay related, particularly now that the Hollywood system is collapsing.
