This had me in stitches!
This is just the best!
The internet is undefeated.
I really don't care much about Netflix's raunchy, pseudo-historical "Bridgerton." It doesn't matter to me who plays what because I have no desire to see Hollywood's spin on an 18th-century monarch involving gay sex and wokeness.
But I love that the internet responded to Netflix's virtue-signaling with those amazing posters (Chris Pratt as Rosa Parks... "I ain't finna move!"). And even more, I love that this woman understood the joke (like any sane person from 5 minutes ago) and laughed at the silliness of it all.
There's so many people out there getting mad and going off about something. She just sees the whole thing as ridiculous because it is. It's okay to laugh at clown world, my friends!
Absolutely the best. I want her to be my new best friend.
While you're here though, I have to note here that I've been told a person can't play people they don't look like!
Take the outcry over Brendan Fraser in "The Whale."
Or all the rage about "able-bodied" actors playing characters with disabilities.
Or the demands that Hollywood find a gay trans actor for every gay trans role.
Funnily enough, the Marxists that want to segregate us all again and kill art/acting in the process are not upset though when a character of a different skin color, sexuality, or sex plays a historical character from Europe.
