Actor Mark Ruffalo, best known for his incessant leftist rants as well as his
performances as Marvel's Hulk, resorted to more whining, quoting a writer
complaining that the reason the show "She-Hulk: Attorney at Law" got bad
reviews was that it was "led by women."

Ruffalo quoted an article in ScreenRant that claimed the abundance of bad
reviews posted on IMDB arose because of the reviewers' misogyny or racism.

"The rise in bad-faith IMDb reviews, particularly for projects led by women
and/or BIPOC, threatens to render the site's scores meaningless if the
problem is not addressed," the article stated and Ruffalo quoted.

"The rise in bad-faith IMDb reviews, particularly for projects led
by women and/or BIPOC, threatens to render the site's scores
meaningless if the problem is not addressed."https://t.co/mNm4YPn5Sr

-- Mark Ruffalo (@MarkRuffalo) August 24, 2022

"She-Hulk: Attorney at Law" stars Tatiana Maslany as Jennifer Walters, the
cousin of Bruce Banner, who becomes Hulk.

"The current IMDb policy leaves the LGBTQIA+ community, as well as women and
BIPOC working in film and television particularly vulnerable to unnecessary
vitriol and harassment," the article declares.

Ruffalo's fealty to political correctness has been demonstrated for years; in
December 2019, when he was worth an estimated $30 million by some reports, he
decided to trumpet his antipathy for the capitalist system, pontificating on
Twitter, "It's time for an economic revolution. Capitalism today is failing
us, killing us, and robbing from our children's future."

It's time for an economic revolution. Capitalism today is failing us,
killing us, and robbing from our children's future.
https://t.co/OnNm6CYrWK

-- Mark Ruffalo (@MarkRuffalo) December 1, 2019

[He does understand capitalism made him wealthy, right?]

In September 2019, Ruffalo asserted his support for Senator Bernie Sanders
and socialism, tweeting, "Democratic Socialism per @BernieSanders is
basically the political system that works for all of us not just one percent.
Healthcare for workers, education for workers, sick leave for workers, and a
fair tax system."

Democratic Socialism per @BernieSanders is basically the political
system that works for all of us not just one percent. Healthcare for
workers, education for workers, sick leave for workers, and a fair
tax system. #DemDebate

-- Mark Ruffalo (@MarkRuffalo) September 13, 2019

By the end of November 2019, Ruffalo was at it again, saying of Sanders that
he would "beat Trump's a**." He said, "I know that he has the grit and I know
he has this huge infrastructure and the young people dig him. And of course a
good part of 'the Squad' signed off on him. I'm very excited about what he's
doing. He's already pushed the Democrats to the progressive values he already
has and he keeps leading in the field even today. And he'll beat Trump's
a**."

In June 2017, Ruffalo targeted the "white conservatives" he claimed NBC and
MSNBC had hired. Ruffalo linked to a petition demanding NBC executives "stop
the white conservative hiring spree."

Sign the petition: Tell @MSNBC @NBCNews to stop the white
conservative hiring spree https://t.co/CQGV7zRHWr via @CREDOMobile
#p2

-- Mark Ruffalo (@MarkRuffalo) June 10, 2017

"Tell NBC executives: Stop the white conservative hiring spree at MSNBC," the
petition stated. "NBC had troubling ties to Trump during the presidential
campaign and gave the racist sexual predator a national platform. Now MSNBC,
too, is tilting to the right."

--
"The sky was low and heavy, like the brow of a retarded child."

In article <te8ag5$3mnli$1@dont-email.me>,
Ubiquitous <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:

> Actor Mark Ruffalo, best known for his incessant leftist rants as well as his
> performances as Marvel's Hulk, resorted to more whining, quoting a writer
> complaining that the reason the show "She-Hulk: Attorney at Law" got bad
> reviews was that it was "led by women."
>
> Ruffalo quoted an article in ScreenRant that claimed the abundance of bad
> reviews posted on IMDB arose because of the reviewers' misogyny or racism.
>
> "The rise in bad-faith IMDb reviews, particularly for projects led by women
> and/or BIPOC, threatens to render the site's scores meaningless if the
> problem is not addressed," the article stated and Ruffalo quoted.
>
> "The rise in bad-faith IMDb reviews, particularly for projects led
> by women and/or BIPOC, threatens to render the site's scores
> meaningless if the problem is not addressed."https://t.co/mNm4YPn5Sr
>
> -- Mark Ruffalo (@MarkRuffalo) August 24, 2022

Is anyone else sick of modern media's habit of quoting a tweet, then
printing the actual tweet also, so you're constantly reading the same
thing twice?

> "The current IMDb policy leaves the LGBTQIA+ community, as well as women and
> BIPOC working in film and television particularly vulnerable to unnecessary
> vitriol and harassment," the article declares.

As opposed to necessary vitriol and harassment which they find
acceptable?

> Ruffalo's fealty to political correctness has been demonstrated for years; in
> December 2019, when he was worth an estimated $30 million by some reports, he
> decided to trumpet his antipathy for the capitalist system, pontificating on
> Twitter, "It's time for an economic revolution. Capitalism today is failing
> us, killing us, and robbing from our children's future."

Hate to break the news, bu you'll be one of the first against the wall
when the revolution comes, Mark.

These idiots who cheer these sort of ideas on really doesn't understand
that they're next, do they? What was it that Robespierre and his allies
were screaming as they were hauled off to the guillotine? "But wait,
we're on *your* side!"

BTR1701 <atropos@mac.com> wrote:
> In article <te8ag5$3mnli$1@dont-email.me>,
> Ubiquitous <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:
>
>> Actor Mark Ruffalo, best known for his incessant leftist rants as well as his
>> performances as Marvel's Hulk, resorted to more whining, quoting a writer
>> complaining that the reason the show "She-Hulk: Attorney at Law" got bad
>> reviews was that it was "led by women."

I think he’s got cause-and-effect wrong.

>>
>> Ruffalo quoted an article in ScreenRant that claimed the abundance of bad
>> reviews posted on IMDB arose because of the reviewers' misogyny or racism.
>>
>> "The rise in bad-faith IMDb reviews, particularly for projects led by women
>> and/or BIPOC, threatens to render the site's scores meaningless if the
>> problem is not addressed," the article stated and Ruffalo quoted.
>>
>> "The rise in bad-faith IMDb reviews, particularly for projects led
>> by women and/or BIPOC, threatens to render the site's scores
>> meaningless if the problem is not addressed."https://t.co/mNm4YPn5Sr
>>
>> -- Mark Ruffalo (@MarkRuffalo) August 24, 2022
>
> Is anyone else sick of modern media's habit of quoting a tweet, then
> printing the actual tweet also, so you're constantly reading the same
> thing twice?

Not if the second time is an actual link so you can see that the quote is
legitimate. I agree it looks silly when re-posted here.

>
>> "The current IMDb policy leaves the LGBTQIA+ community, as well as women and
>> BIPOC working in film and television particularly vulnerable to unnecessary
>> vitriol and harassment," the article declares.
>
> As opposed to necessary vitriol and harassment which they find
> acceptable?
>
>> Ruffalo's fealty to political correctness has been demonstrated for years; in
>> December 2019, when he was worth an estimated $30 million by some reports, he
>> decided to trumpet his antipathy for the capitalist system, pontificating on
>> Twitter, "It's time for an economic revolution. Capitalism today is failing
>> us, killing us, and robbing from our children's future."
>
> Hate to break the news, bu you'll be one of the first against the wall
> when the revolution comes, Mark.
>
> These idiots who cheer these sort of ideas on really doesn't understand
> that they're next, do they? What was it that Robespierre and his allies
> were screaming as they were hauled off to the guillotine? "But wait,
> we're on *your* side!"
>

If there had been any chance of me watching the second episode, there isn’t
anymore.

--
The last thing I want to do is hurt you, but it is still on my list.

On 8/25/2022 12:11 PM, Ubiquitous wrote:
> Actor Mark Ruffalo, best known for his incessant leftist rants

Best known to whom, anonyshits named after pubic hairs?

On 8/25/2022 12:30 PM, BTR1701 wrote:
> In article <te8ag5$3mnli$1@dont-email.me>,
> Ubiquitous <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:
>
>> Actor Mark Ruffalo, best known for his incessant leftist rants as well as his
>> performances as Marvel's Hulk, resorted to more whining, quoting a writer
>> complaining that the reason the show "She-Hulk: Attorney at Law" got bad
>> reviews was that it was "led by women."
>>
>> Ruffalo quoted an article in ScreenRant that claimed the abundance of bad
>> reviews posted on IMDB arose because of the reviewers' misogyny or racism.
>>
>> "The rise in bad-faith IMDb reviews, particularly for projects led by women
>> and/or BIPOC, threatens to render the site's scores meaningless if the
>> problem is not addressed," the article stated and Ruffalo quoted.
>>
>> "The rise in bad-faith IMDb reviews, particularly for projects led
>> by women and/or BIPOC, threatens to render the site's scores
>> meaningless if the problem is not addressed."https://t.co/mNm4YPn5Sr
>>
>> -- Mark Ruffalo (@MarkRuffalo) August 24, 2022
>
> Is anyone else sick of modern media's habit of quoting a tweet, then
> printing the actual tweet also, so you're constantly reading the same
> thing twice?

You mean because they show they're not making shit up like you do
CONSTANTLY?

Anyone that virtue signals as hard as this asshole has a bunch of
skeletons in their closet.