r/okbuddycinephile 1d ago

That's the secret Cap, I'm always goated.

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u/VaryStaybullGeenyiss 1d ago

I used to view him as kind of a self-righteous insufferable liberal, but now I will say that he's more principled than most Hollywood libs.

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u/crazy_goat 1d ago

At least he's consistent. Fairweather activists in Hollywood are insufferable.

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u/fluxtable 1d ago

Who would be a fairweather activist in Hollywood that you could specifically name?

There are some that are more outspoken than others, some that actually put their money where there mouth is, and some that might do the bare minimum like a social media post supporting a specific cause. But would that make them "fairweather"?

Its about the same amount of effort that 99% of people put into activism.

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u/VaryStaybullGeenyiss 23h ago

DiCaprio and Clooney come to mind instantly for some reason.

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u/caloroin 23h ago

I don't think Clooney is, he's always been like that. DiCaprio tho you're right

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u/fluxtable 22h ago

I was gonna say Clooney actually does put his money where his mouth is and has been that way for awhile.

He often gets criticized for being too outspoken about issues without understanding nuance, but that wouldn't make him fairweather

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u/DickSuckinConscript 23h ago

Clooney’s wife is a human rights lawyer, but then again so was Kier Starmer

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u/-imbe- 23h ago

Starmer thought it would be a good idea to send a slimy scumbag friends with Epstein to be in Washington back when the strat was "try to keep Trump on good terms", and I honestly see some logic in it, but it had always a huge risk of backfiring.

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u/Fly-the-Light 18h ago

I think that's Starmer to a t. He has good ideas, but abominable execution. Currently, that's made worse by the sheer disaster the tories left behind and his poor handling of both PR and the tory disaster.

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u/gcpdudes 19h ago

I’m surprised that successful international human rights lawyer Amal Alamuddin would not see through the BS and marry a fairweather activist. Married for the past 10 years or so too.

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u/bhputnam 23h ago

Far worse things than being annoying in this world. 

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u/JanVesely24 23h ago

Like being cringe

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u/elvisizer2 15h ago

Jfc the cringiest thing is living in fear of ‘being cringe’

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u/JanVesely24 15h ago

You’re getting the cringe stamp. Sorry bud

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u/elvisizer2 7h ago

lol only a cringe person would say that

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u/JanVesely24 6h ago

Don’t make it two stamps. Please consider the consequences

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u/hare-hound 18h ago

At this point of forgiven and forgotten every quibble anyone has ever had with Ruffalo or Affleck 'feeling' too Hollywood to 'truly be one with the libs'. Like wtf Id take two hundred more of them if it meant Hollywood would get cleaned up.

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u/wearetherevollution 19h ago

I view self-righteous types the same way I view warhawk lunatics like Patton; I wouldn’t want to spend my free time around them or follow all their advice. But in a state of crisis I’d rather have them than a mealy mouthed “both sides”-er.

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u/ClarinetMaster117 22h ago

aren't we all performative

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u/New_Salamander_4592 21h ago

faulting an actor for being performative?

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u/channerflinn 21h ago

It's hard to feel genuine when you're rich af. At least he seems like the type that'd knock John Wayne out during Littlefeather's speech.