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Andrew Garfield used a new Esquire interview to deliver one of the sharpest takedowns of Donald Trump from any Hollywood actor this year, calling him a "wannabe fscist, grifter, opportunist, power-hungry, ethic-less, spineless fcking pig."

The remark came during a wide-ranging conversation about his upcoming role as OpenAI founder Sam Altman in Luca Guadagnino's film Artificial. Garfield was discussing the Jungian concept of the shadow self, arguing that society's refusal to acknowledge its own darker impulses is precisely what allows figures like Trump and British politician Nigel Farage to rise to power.

"If we weren't all less rejecting in the first place, less 'that's not us', then Donald Trump wouldn't have been voted in twice, and Nigel Farage wouldn't be anywhere near a position of power," Garfield told Esquire. "Whereas if we go, 'OK, interesting — where am I [in a] wannabe fscist, grifter, opportunist, power-hungry, ethic-less, spineless fcking pig?' We can identify that this is the bad part of us."

He then added: "And then it's, 'Ah, sweet Nigel. Guys, let's just not let him get anywhere near this.'"

If you voted expecting your own financial situation to improve, it’s fair to ask whether those promises were ever meant for you, or whether the biggest benefits were always going to those who already had the most.

“Make America Great Again” was supposed to mean lower costs, stronger paychecks, and families finally getting ahead. That’s clearly not what’s happening for a lot of Americans. If your groceries, housing, insurance, and everyday bills are still eating up your paycheck, then the promise hasn’t matched the reality. A rising stock market doesn’t pay your rent or lower your grocery bill.

The people who seem to be doing just fine are those at the very top. When Trump talked about people getting rich, it sure looks like the biggest winners have been wealthy investors and billionaires, and not working families who are now struggling more to make ends meet.

Quelle:

https://www.diepresse.com/32173973/spacex-verliert-23-prozent-600-milliarden-dollar-an-boersenwert

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