Mel Gibson has long been considered evidence that cancel culture-female Elastic terminology applies to situations in which people experience the consequences because their actions and speech In work or ABOVE public square—is a legend. Actors and directors are people has attracted attention because of bigoted and sexist language during a traffic stop, racist and sexually violent threats against an ex-girlfriend, and allegations of domestic violence, which appear to have caused returned to grace in recent yearswhen the stars included Jodie Foster And Andrew Garfield rallied around him, as did members of the various award bodies to honor him because The movie received good reviews Iron saw ribs. And now he seems ready to debunk the claim that Hollywoodites support the Republican candidate Donald Trump will lose his career. This week, the star made some surprising statements on camera about the Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harrisstrongly suggests that he will vote for the man in the red hat.
Even Trump unfairly assumes that everyone who makes misogynistic statements, attacks Jews, or uses racial slurs publicly is a supporter of former president. But setting aside Gibson’s history of conduct—which we’ll get to in a moment—it appears he has shown his support for Trump in the past, when he seemed to react with frustration When Meryl Streep criticized the then-president at the 2017 Golden Globes. That signal was even stronger when Mel Gibson was approached by a photographer at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) this week.
IN a video published by TMZ, a photographer who caught Gibson as he was walking through the airport asked, “The president will be voted in in a few days, what do you think?”
“Oh man, that’s a big question,” Gibson replied with a grin. “I don’t think that will be a surprise to the people I vote for.”
“I guess Trump,” the photographer told Gibson. “Is that a bad guess?” “I think that’s a pretty good guess,” Gibson replied, without identifying the Republican by name.
“What do you think the world will be like in a second? [Trump] term,” the photographer asked Gibson as he continued through the station. “I know what it would be like if we let her in,” Gibson replied, with particular emphasis on “her.” “And that’s not good.”
At that point, it appeared Gibson slowed down to make his point on camera. “Terrible record,” Gibson said of Harris. “There is no policy to speak of. And she has the IQ of a fence post.”
At that point, the video ends, so it’s unclear whether Gibson was praising Harris’ opponent, or if he was motivated more by his distaste for the vice president.
Gibson, who was in time 2006 DUI arrest declared that “The Jews are responsible for all the wars in the world!” was recorded appearing to admit to domestic violence against the mother of one of his children in tape released in 2010, said that “you really deserve it.”
“If you get raped by a bunch of people, it’s your fault,” he told her in a separate conversation from that time period, using a racial slur against people of Black ethnicity.
Despite those scandals, Gibson was continued working in Hollywoodbut if Shazam! star Zachary LeviHis dark thoughts are correct, his tacit support for Trump could be his ultimate undoing.
Levi, who announced his endorsement of Trump earlier this monthposted recently a wide-ranging video on Instagram, in which he said — among other statements — that there were some actors who supported the former president, but were afraid to say so publicly.
“There are a lot, and by the way, they’ve sent me a lot of messages, a lot of people in my industry, in Hollywood, who are scared to publicly say they’re going to vote for Donald Trump or be conservative. any way,” Levi said. “That’s why you don’t see them. That’s why they are not popular or prominent. They know that this kind of shit has consequences.”
“I want to extend my appeal to all of you out there who voted for Trump, it’s now or never. Do whatever you feel you need to do. If you need to say it publicly, if you feel like you still can’t, don’t do it. I will never force you to do that. But know that if what you fear is somehow an industry backlash that won’t exist any time soon, don’t let that stop you.”
But while Levi and Fellow actor Dennis Quaid actually spoke openly about their love and support for Donald Trump, Gibson couldn’t even say his name. Instead, he seems to be directing his passion toward taking down Harris, a behavior that, judging by his past actions, appears to be part of a pattern with which Hollywood seems comfortable skip.
