George Clooney wants you to know that if you don’t agree with his stance on mask etiquette, you are a “dumba**.” The Batman star told radio shock jock Howard Stern all about how the government forcing anyone to cover up their face is NOT a violation of their freedom.
Clooney has a long history of “Hollywood-splaining” to the average American. The Hollywood elite likes to fancy himself as an average guy from Kentucky, but the basic fact is that he is all left coast liberal.
On ‘The Howard Stern Show”, Clooney let loose on those who don’t believe the government has the right to force businesses to close or keep us in our homes.
The Ocean’s Eleven star is more concerned with following government orders than following the Constitution.
“This thought where everybody is like, “Well it’s my freedom.” It’s like, that’s not how this s*** works, dumba**,” Clooney told Stern.
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“Your freedom is this: You’re free to smoke until your lungs turn black, but you can’t do it on the bus,” Clooney continued. “And you’re free to drink until your liver comes out your ass, but you can’t drink and then get behind the wheel of a car.”
Clooney doesn’t appear to understand there are different rules for different people. In California in particular, the movie industry has been given a pass at the expense of small businesses.
Governor Newsom has given exemptions for Tinseltown to continue working while he forces Mom and Pop stores to shutter.
The perfect example being the Los Angeles restaurant owner whose video went viral. Her video shows a Hollywood a crew setting up a tent for a catered set lunch while her eatery next door is shuttered.
The government isn’t supposed to pick winners and losers, but that’s exactly what is happening. There are different rules for different people and Clooney is thumbing his nose at those who don’t obey.
“There have to be certain rules. This is one that says: Put on a f***ing mask and we’ll get through this,” Clooney spouted off to Stern. “We’ve got vaccines coming — let’s save another 60,000 lives before the vaccines.”
His 2006 Oscar acceptance speech told us all we need to know about George Clooney.
He thinks highly of himself and Hollywood culture. He thinks actors are out of touch with average Americans because they are better than us.
“And finally, I would say that, you know, we are a little bit out of touch in Hollywood every once in a while, I think. It’s probably a good thing,” Clooney said.
“We’re the ones who talked about AIDS when it was just being whispered, and we talked about civil rights when it wasn’t really popular.”
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“And we, you know, we bring up subjects, we are the ones—this Academy, this group of people gave Hattie McDaniel an Oscar in 1939 when blacks were still sitting in the backs of theaters,” he continued.
“I’m proud to be a part of this Academy, proud to be part of this community, and proud to be out of touch. And I thank you so much for this”
You can watch his out-of-touch speech in its entirety in the video below. George Clooney begins at about the 3 minute mark.
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