Seth Rogen calls Ted Cruz a ‘fascist’ while haunting Disney’s Fantasia

Seth Rogen has taken a break from his hobby of making pottery to follow Senator Ted Cruz in Texas over the past few days.

The 38-year-old Knocked Up star throws every F-word at his disposal from the politician – but especially ‘fascist’.

Their angry back-and-forth starts on Inauguration Day when Rogen responded angrily to one of Cruz’s tweets about the Paris climate deal, but the actor was also furious over allegations that the 50-year-old Republican gave up support for the violent Capitol has. Hill uprising on January 6, which left five people dead.

Cruz’s tweet on Jan. 20 was to refer to President Biden recommitting the United States to the Paris climate agreement, an agreement that seeks to reduce greenhouse gas emissions worldwide.

“By rejoining the Paris climate agreement, President Biden indicates that he is more interested in the views of the citizens of Paris than in the work of the citizens of Pittsburgh,” Cruz tweeted. “This agreement will have little effect on the climate and harm the livelihoods of Americans.”

“F *** of your fascist,” Rogen replied.

Many other users immediately mocked the message as well, as it appears that Cruz mistakenly believes that the agreements were made only by Parisians, while the name actually refers to the place where countries met to adopt the agreement.

Other critics suggested that he was aware of this and was trying to gain cynical support from followers who were not so well educated on the matter.

Some users mocked Cruz’s alleged concern about citizens of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, after he was one of six Republican senators who voted against confirming the outcome of Pennsylvania’s presidential election results due to unfounded claims of election fraud.

Cruz, however, was mostly concerned about Rogen’s criticism, and he shares a screenshot of the report, adding: ‘Charming, civil, educated response. @Sethrogen If you’re a rich, angry Hollywood celebrity, today’s Dems is the party for you. If you have a blue collar, if you are a union member, if you work in energy or manufacture … not so much. ‘

Rogen replied, “If you’re a white supremacist fascist who does not find it offensive when someone calls your wife ugly, Ted Cruz is the exact mother to you,” adding that he was in “four unions.” ‘

While their quarrel was on fire on Twitter, Rogen or Cruz did not seem willing to give it up, but instead they increased it.

In response to a quick tweet asked about the first movie people saw in theaters, Cruz replied that it was Walt Disney’s Fantasia.

‘It played out during a movie revival. It scared me; I cried – I was 4. My mother had to take me out, ‘he writes, adding:’ Good times. ‘

Rogen replies, “Everyone who made the movie will hate you.”

“They are all dead. So I think we are good. And Walt Disney was a Republican, ‘Cruz wrote in a quote. ‘Even though you act online like a Marxist with Tourette’s (shouting’ FU! FU! ‘Is very clever), your films are typically funny. I’m sure you hate that I enjoy it. ‘

Rogen replied that he had a ‘light case’ from Tourette and blew the senator off again.

“I am once again very pleased to tell you that you have to go *** yourself,” he wrote before adding a medical explanation: “Also very few cases of Tourette’s manifestation in uncontrollable swearing. Most cases, such as mine, manifest in jerks. ‘

He added in another tweet: “All jokes aside, @tedcruz is a fascist piece of shit.”

Cruz sticks to the form and writes: ‘All jokes aside, @Setrogen is a fool. It is your party that believes in government power: to close your business, suppress your faith and censor your speech. Anyone who disagrees is trying to cancel it. BTW, a lot of people in Hollywood are conservative – and muzzled by the fascist Left. ‘

Rogen was furious enough to mention the deadly uprising on the Capitol building, in which one police officer was killed by protesters after he was allegedly hit in the head with a fire extinguisher.

He made himself even clearer later in the day.

“Your lies have killed people. You have blood on your hands, ‘he wrote.

So far, Cruz has not responded to Rogen’s tweets about the Capitol uprising.

However, other critics and Democratic members of Congress also accused Cruz and Missouri Senator Josh Hawley of inciting the riots, and some members were asked to expel senators from the Senate for their participation in leading marches. has to the deadly. break in.

The Neighbors star later tweeted: ‘This is not a’ dispute ‘from Twitter. @tedcruz tried to overthrow our government. He inspired a deadly crowd to storm the Capitol. And I think it deserves ridicule. So f *** him. ‘