Xena’s Lucy Lawless Launches Smackdown on Kevin Sorbo of Hercules for Antifa Conspiracy Theory

Kevin Sorbo and Lucy Lawless stood side by side several times as the stars of ‘Hercules: The Legendary Journey’ and his spinoff ‘Xena: Warrior Princess’ respectively.

The incredibly popular 90s TV series made both names and stars – it took Wednesday’s uprising in Washington to make them enemies.

Lawless was absolutely ruthless to react to her former co-star and colleague after he began sharing unfounded conspiracy theories that the rioters were actually from the extremist group antifa posing as Trump supporters.

The siege, which lasted several hours and led to five deaths, including a police officer on Thursday, was an attack on the American democratic system, and the perpetrators were proudly maskless and shared their faces all over the world.

Those identified so far were generally right-wing extremists. Many people believe that President Trump’s infamous comments before the siege during a demonstration (not to mention his unfounded election fraud for weeks) fueled the ensuing violence.

With vitriol from members of both parties – and which led to several people resigning from the Trump White House while articles of indictment were drafted and asked to be removed via the 25th Amendment – there is currently no tolerance for the unfounded and dangerous conspiracy theories, so many Trump supporters have advocated.

Perhaps that’s why Lawless was so ruthlessly effective in her removal from Sorbo by spreading unfounded and unsubstantiated allegations that it was ‘leftist agitators disguised as Trump supporters’ who actually invaded and desecrated the American Capitol.

“They do not look like patriots to me,” he captioned his part of the false allegations.

“No, Peanut. They are not patriots,” Lawless shoots back, calling him an enabler in her labels. “It’s your flying monkeys, homemade terrorists, QAnon actors. They’re the shower bags that go out and the malicious bids of people like you do, who like to get excited like toys and let them do their worst.”

Sorbo earlier doubled the allegations and tweeted: ‘ANTIFA led the charge in the Capitol building, dressed as Trump supporters.

There is absolutely no evidence to support this, while there is growing evidence that pro-Trump and far-right groups are represented, according to Mashable.

One of the main sources of antifa conspiracy theory was an article by the conservative The Washington Times, which claims that a small well-known face recognition company called XRVision identified two individuals involved in the riot as members of the alleged group.

The company has since denied that any images made by the software were made public, and the Times removed the article. But not before some members of Congress also bought and shared the story similar sentiments to Sorbo’s share.

Sorbo did not respond to Lawless’ removal, but fans absolutely loved the exchange, with one declaring, “Always knew you would win in the 1v1.” While others swung at her praise, a few tracks began to part from their performances of Xena that literally beat Hercules.