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Radical leftist actor George Takei invokes “Bad Take” as part of his standard operating procedure. He has been on the wrong side of every political argument for years in an effort to stay relevant following his inability to build a career outside of Star Trek.
It’s no surprise that he went after Donald Trump following the attempt against his life. Takei went on đť•Ź on Monday to spew standard vitriol about the former president.
Sorry, Donald. “Unity” doesn’t mean uniting behind a two-bit, lying, stupid, bloviating, fascist, rapey, would-be dictator like you.
Sorry, Donald. “Unity” doesn’t mean uniting behind a two-bit, lying, stupid, bloviating, fascist, rapey, would-be dictator like you.
— George Takei (@GeorgeTakei) July 15, 2024
Conservative actor James Woods was not impressed. He handily reversed Takei’s message, pointing it back at the left in general and Joe Biden in particular.
Got to hand it to you, George. At least you’re not a hypocrite.
You’re right up front with the same poisonous vitriol Joseph Biden has been spewing his entire corrupt career.
Hard to believe, but we finally agree on something. We don’t want any bogus “unity” with you either.
Got to hand it to you, George. At least you’re not a hypocrite.
You’re right up front with the same poisonous vitriol Joseph Biden has been spewing his entire corrupt career.
Hard to believe, but we finally agree on something. We don’t want any bogus “unity” with you either. https://t.co/SkNHDGjxqO
— James Woods (@RealJamesWoods) July 15, 2024
Woods’s sentiment is not uncommon. While many on both sides of the political aisle and nearly every commentator in corporate media are calling for “unity” and to “bring down the temperature,” others are fed up with the disingenuous attempts to bring the country together.
Is unity even possible anymore if neither side has any desire to work with the other?
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