Cool! Tim Allen Compared Being A Conservative in Hollywood to 1930s Germany
LatestTim Allen, a rather irrelevant actor, appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live this week, where he bemoaned the tribulations suffered by conservatives in Hollywood. “You gotta be real careful around here,” he told Kimmel. “You get beat up if you don’t believe what everybody else believes. This is like ‘30s Germany.”
You seem confused, Tim, so allow me to clarify matters. You are utterly fucking wrong. Whatever hardships you believe yourself to endure as a wealthy, right-leaning actor, it is, shall we say, inaccurate to liken them to those trapped in Nazi Germany. I’d like to believe you already know this to be true—that any reasonable human knows this to be true—but you haven’t given me much reason for confidence.
As the Washington Post reports, Allen nervously admitted to Kimmel that he had attended Donald Trump’s inauguration, stammering as if confessing guilt.
“I was invited, we did a VIP thing for the vets, and went to a veterans ball, so I went to go see Democrats and Republicans,” he explained feebly. “Yeah. I went to the inauguration.”
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