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Billy Bob Thornton: "Unless you have really studied stuff and know about a subject fully, who the hell would want to listen to an actor or a musician talk about politics?"

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Billy Bob Thornton on Joe Rogan:👇 "Unless you have REALLY studied stuff & know about a subject fully, ahhh who THE HELL would want to listen to an actor or a musician talk about politics." Thank you Billy, AMERICA

Billy Bob Thornton on Joe Rogan:👇 "Unless you have REALLY studied stuff & know about a subject fully, ahhh who THE HELL would want to listen to an actor or a musician talk about politics." Thank you Billy, AMERICA

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Billy Bob Thornton didn’t hold back on Joe Rogan: “Who the hell wants to listen to an actor or musician talk about politics? Just accept your little award and f... off.” He quietly donates to children’s charities but refuses to virtue-signal on stage. He calls himself a “radical moderate” — strong opinions, no tribe. Joe agreed: we need a common-sense party that focuses on “what actually works” instead of “us versus them” tribal warfare. After elections, stop screaming “we’re winning!” or trashing the other side. Hope the winner does a good job for everyone. It’s rare, refreshing honesty in a world drowning in performative politics. When was the last time a celebrity (or anyone) talked politics and you actually thought “yeah, that makes sense”?

Billy Bob Thornton didn’t hold back on Joe Rogan: “Who the hell wants to listen to an actor or musician talk about politics? Just accept your little award and f... off.” He quietly donates to children’s charities but refuses to virtue-signal on stage. He calls himself a “radical moderate” — strong opinions, no tribe. Joe agreed: we need a common-sense party that focuses on “what actually works” instead of “us versus them” tribal warfare. After elections, stop screaming “we’re winning!” or trashing the other side. Hope the winner does a good job for everyone. It’s rare, refreshing honesty in a world drowning in performative politics. When was the last time a celebrity (or anyone) talked politics and you actually thought “yeah, that makes sense”?

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Actor and musician Billy Bob Thornton tells comedian Howie Mandel he isn't a fan of celebrity speeches at awards shows, especially when they suddenly promote causes like "saving the badgers." Thornton: "Like Ricky Gervais said, 'get your little award and f*ck off!'" Mandel: "What we do gives us a platform, but that platform, as you said, saving the badgers or telling people who to vote for...I mean, who the f*ck...people put some gravitas on people who are really good at pretending!...That shouldn't be who you look to for advice. But what we are experts in, just like the person that's listening, is being human. So if you could be open and share who you are, how you feel, how you cope—that's definitely going to do something." Thornton: "Yes...that...to me is way more important than an actor or actress or musician telling people, like you said, who to vote for because it's like, some guy's on the fence...and it's like, well, Dash Riprock said it on the Golden Globes, so I'm voting for...! I don't know anything about politics; I have no idea. And the stuff that I believe about it, I don't want to force it down somebody's throat." If only the rest of Hollywood got it. (Source: Howie Mandel Does Stuff podcast)

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