In a breathtaking display of unhinged Hollywood elitism, 1980s actress Molly Ringwald has gone full totalitarian in a viral bedtime meltdown video, screeching that President Trump's America is a "fascist government" and that everyday Trump supporters enforcing border laws are destined to be rounded up and branded as "collaborationists", just like the French traitors who cozied up to the Nazis during World War II.
Video uploaded to social media shows Ringwald, decked out in a black beanie and turtleneck from what looks like her luxury bedroom, lecturing the American people like some deranged resistance fighter from a bad B-movie.
"I can't stay silent and neither should you," she begins, her voice dripping with self-righteous panic. "There's something horrible, horrible going on in our country right now... This is a fascist government. It is a fascist government. And ICE is brutalizing people."She doesn't stop there. Ringwald, who once played the ultimate girl-next-door in films like Pretty in Pink, launches into a full-blown history lesson twisted through her globalist lens: "If you look at what happened in France where I lived for a few years in my 20s... They were taken over by the Nazis... A lot of people collaborated... And those people who collaborated were found to be criminal."
Then comes the chilling threat aimed straight at 80 million-plus Trump voters: "That is what's going to happen. You should not support what is going on... You are going to be seen as a collaborationist... You are going to be on the wrong side of history."She rants about "children being taken away from their parents," "mothers being killed," "fathers," and even "ICU nurses", all while painting ICE agents as "monsters" for doing the job Americans elected Trump to do: secure the border, deport criminals, and stop the child sex trafficking epidemic that exploded under the Biden regime.
"These are human beings," she pleads, as if law-abiding Americans protecting their sovereignty are the real threat. "Please don't let yourself become like that. Think about your kids... your grandkids... Use your voice and protest!"
