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“You know, he's watching all sorts of media that was terrifying. He isolated himself to online groups that were far-right radical."
“Kids today grew up differently. We had to socialize, we had to talk to people, we had to go find our own adventures and misadventures. Socialization changed.”
"In order to become a world leader, you have to go to the islands. In order to become a celebrity, you have to go to the Diddy party. This is the way their system works. It's a rite of initiation."
"It needed to be not only heroic, but human," Jon Khan said.
Following the blowback from her nomination, over 160 members of the academy, including Mark Ruffalo, Cynthia Nixon, Ava DuVernay, Kal Penn, Annie Lennox, and Adam McKay, wrote a letter thanking NATAS CEO Adam Sharp for upholding her nomination.
"It is so insane when you think about that, that as comedians, not only do we have to write funny stuff, but we have to write funny stuff that the Democrats haven't already done in real life."
"The only way to stop the Left from shutting down the film is to support the theaters that are showing it."
"We haven't even talked about this. We are the subjects–we are part subjects of an upcoming Matt Walsh, Ben Shapiro film, which comes out–all the big cinemas are carrying this Nazi shit."
"They will not prevail in their efforts to stop the work for racial justice."
Photo credit: Taylor Swift's Instagram. "I will be casting my vote for Kamala Harris and Tim Walz in the 2024 Presidential Election."
There is no cultural sin a white person can commit that is worse than being white. Photo Credit: James Younger for Daily Wire
"We definitely need young women, and we are actively pushing them away by making fun of their role model."
"This has not been a good year for anyone, with war everywhere and fascism on the rise."
The billboards say "12 million children are trapped in modern slavery" right in the heart of Hollywood and Los Angeles.
Stenberg said that when she show was announced, they "started experiencing a rampage of, I would say, hyper-conservative bigotry and vitriol, prejudice, hatred and hateful language towards us."