Seth Rogen has given his unusual opinion about the second rise of Donald Trump to the presidency.
The 42-year-old actor opened on politics and other topics in an extensive interview with Esquire published on Wednesday.
'People get sick of seeing f ****** hippies who put acid and f ****** on their lawns, and they are from: “Let's clean up these streets a little,” “It is The final star.
He added: “And then people get tired of cleaning up the streets and they go the other way.”
The outlet born in Vancouver, born in Canada in Canada that he focused on staying calm in the midst of the rapidly evolving time frame in American politics.
'Personally, I try not to get too dark and think like:' Oh, are we in the abyss of global social collapse? “Said the five-time Emmy nominee. “Since the end of the civil war, America has remained a very divided country in many ways.”
Seth Rogen, 42, has given his unusual opinion on the second rise of Donald Trump to the presidency. Shown on July 10 in LA
Rogen feels that Trump's second term in the Oval Office is the natural result of changing cultural tides
The interviewer said that he did not take the constant changes in the country lightly.
“That does not mean that it does not have very real and disturbing consequences about the lives of many people,” said Rogen.
The Superbad star said he is trying to maintain the hope that the ball will roll further, although he might wobble back and forth. '
The Pineapple Express actor told the magazine that he believed that Cinema often reflects the spirit of the times.
“I think films are a good indicator for the culture,” said Rogen. 'Like, there was Westerns era, and then it became more thoughtful, films such as Apocalypse Now and Peloton that criticized the Vietnam War.
“And then the irony was removed and it was just Arnold Schwarzenegger back in the jungle who shot the living f *** from everything. It just ebbs and flows. '
Rogen has spoken about political and cultural issues, such as in a social media from 2021 with Senator Ted Cruz.
Rogen and Cruz Sparred on January 20, 2021 – two weeks after the riots of January 6 in the US Capitol building – after Cruz tweeted the criticism of the decision of former President Joe Biden to re -enter the climate agreement in Paris.
Rogen said he focused on staying in the midst of the rapidly evolving time frame in American politics, in the midst of Trump's hectic first month back in the Oval Office
Cruz said in a position: 'By adding to the Climate Agreement of Paris, President Biden indicates that he is more interested in the views of the citizens of Paris than in the jobs of the citizens of Pittsburgh.
“This agreement will do little to influence the climate and will harm the livelihood of Americans.”
Rogen wrote back, 'F *** off you fascist', to which the senator answered: 'Charming, civil, well -trained reaction'.
Cruz noted: '@Sethrogen If you are a rich, angry Hollywood -celebrity, today's dems are the party for you. If you are a blue collar, if you are a trade union member, if you work in energy or production … not so much. '
Rogen replied: “If you are a white supremacist fascist who doesn't find it offensive when someone calls your wife Ugly, Ted Cruz is the exact bastard ***** for you.”
The Superbad star said he is trying to maintain the hope that the ball will roll further, although he might wobble back and forth '
Rogen bumps past Senator Ted Cruz, depicted in Texas in November next to Trump and Elon Musk
Rogen later explained on the Testy Social Media exchange during an appearance at the late show with Stephen Colbert.
During the CBS talk show in May 2021, Rogen Cruz A 'Fascist' mentioned after the Republican of Texas Trump supported Trump's efforts to destroy the results of the 2020 presidential elections.
Rogen said at the time: “Ted Cruz is a fascist – he denies the reality of the elections – his words made people died, and I make jokes about it.”
Rogen also spoke about his feelings against Trump in a chat from 2017 with The Daily Beast.
“I don't want to look back and think in 10 years:” I just didn't say anything at that time, “because it seems for a while that it is very important to normalize the deviating opinion,” Rogen said.
He added that he “had been very conscious not to insult people who voted for Donald Trump.”
