The undemocratic view of Joss Whedon
5 Comments Published by Avi Green on Thursday, November 17, 2016 at 10:01 AM.
On the other hand, here's an occasional comics writer and TV producer who's just recently returned to Twitter, that being Joss Whedon, who scrapped his original account after feminists - the same kind of crowd he panders to - lambasted his take on Black Widow in the Avengers movies. On his new page, he had quite a bit to say about president-elect Trump, that says more than a bit about what he thinks of democracy:
As Breitbart notes, he went out of his way for Hillary Clinton's sake, only to see it all flop in the end. I'd say he just proved himself a sore loser whose last resort is implying that Republican politicians are all inherently evil despots who must be forcefully opposed. Sigh. What a sorry case Whedon is. He might want to consider that a lot of moviegoers and TV couch potatoes could stop watching his products, the Avengers included, as he becomes more vocal in his anti-conservative rhetoric. That's why if I were producing the Avengers films, I'd rather dismiss him from the payroll. But I'm not a producer, and it's unlikely those who are have any interest in letting Whedon go from the projects if he wants to keep on with the superhero films.
This is simple: Trump cannot CANNOT be allowed a term in office. It's not about 2018. It's about RIGHT NOW
— Joss Whedon (@joss) November 14, 2016
As Breitbart notes, he went out of his way for Hillary Clinton's sake, only to see it all flop in the end. I'd say he just proved himself a sore loser whose last resort is implying that Republican politicians are all inherently evil despots who must be forcefully opposed. Sigh. What a sorry case Whedon is. He might want to consider that a lot of moviegoers and TV couch potatoes could stop watching his products, the Avengers included, as he becomes more vocal in his anti-conservative rhetoric. That's why if I were producing the Avengers films, I'd rather dismiss him from the payroll. But I'm not a producer, and it's unlikely those who are have any interest in letting Whedon go from the projects if he wants to keep on with the superhero films.
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I was going to either vote Libertarian or just sit this one out. But Whedon's "Save the Day" ad campaign made me decide to vote for Trump, if only to spite Big Hollywood.
Die-hard supporters, go figure.
Have you ever considered picking on China for a change?
The third anonymous commenter sounds a lot like Drag, the most boring troll in existence.
Ugh, thanks a lot for reminding me about the problems in China you guys.
https://www.sankakucomplex.com/tag/china/