| pokoko said: Stop whining about "Hollywood". The Republican party is just as eager to trot out celebrities as anyone else. They had an actor I don't even know speak at the RNC this year. Stop looking for scapegoats. |
You know what's funny? I can easily write about how it was the republican's fault if Hillary had won. This thread could have easily gone "Republican's, look what you've done." And then it would list a few of the things the republicans did that made hillary win. I'm really not placing a scapegoat. I'm just trying to make a point that is valid enough or something that could be discussed. In my opinion, the way things are is because of small things that happened to get us here. At least for this thread, I wanna place "Hollywood" as the central theme. I guess I'm trying to say I don't try to lean to either side. I believe in South Park when they say it's either a Turd Sandwich or a Douche. This time I think the Douche won. Here is my rebuttal:
Yes, true the Reps could have easily trot out their celebrities, but it wouldn't have been as impactful as the ones voting democrat. Robert Downey jr. vs Charles in charge. We can say that the overall side of Hollywood was with democrats and they told their fans to do the same. Look at all the twitter feeds of all the celebrities who took Hillary's side. While I'm sure Trump had his own celebrity backers, the Hillary community far outnumbered Trump. By number and quality. I'm sure Tom hanks is a trump guy. They voiced it throughout all other media and made it a scare tactic if Trump won. Instead, they were overconfident and assumed that the worst could never happen. They made the same mistake the GOP made when Trump came on to the scene. That was another blunder. They couldn't see how far a reach Trump truly had and the competence he kept hidden under his crazy ass tirades.
