Following Hollywood numbskull Mark Ruffalo’s latest display of overt antisemitism, some other Hollywood numbskulls have stepped in to the fray to lend their support.
On one hand, we have John Cusack, aka John Ballsack, a know antisemite, so no surprises there:
On the other, we have Paul Walter Hauser.
Who?
He was largely unknown until relatively recently, when he had a part in Cobra Kai as Stingray.
Hauser decided to stand up for Ruffalo – while insulting those of us rightly calling out his antisemitism:
When I pointed out this was a bad take, Hauser decided it was a good idea to lob insults at me.
That’s right. This guy called me a dork!
Appearances aside, I reminded him that spreading lies about Jews – like accusing us of a fake genocide – is pretty antisemitic:
Perhaps Hauser should have paid a little more attention during his time on Cobra Kai. Because one of the show’s central lessons is that blindly rushing into a fight you don’t understand is a pretty good way to get your arse kicked.
Be that as it may, dude has a big mouth, so I suspect he will have more to say to me and I may need to update this post.
I also suspect he might not be too keen on some of his Cobra Kai castmates.
Update: Plot twist: Paul and I are now messaging in private. He has been open to what I have been saying about Ruffalo, and the conflict in general. Stay tuned.
