The Public Theatre’s production of Julius Cesar, which depicted an assassination of a Trump-like character, received condemnation from many media outlets — but not all. Some mainstream media organizations are actually defending the inappropriate play:
CNN serial plagiarist Fareed Zakaria went to see a production of Julius Cesar in New York’s Central Park, a play that we now know depicts the gruesome assassination of President Trump. Nothing wrong with that. Zakaria might not have known what he was in for. But after it was over, Zakaria so enjoyed the bloody spectacle, was so enthused, he declared the play a “masterpiece” and publicly recommended it to others.
“If you’re in NYC, go see Julius Caesar, free in Central Park,” Zakaria tweeted 13 days ago, “brilliantly interpreted for Trump era. A masterpiece[.]”
The New York Times is also defending the performance. In a statement responding to the backlash, the Times said:
We have sponsored Shakespeare in the Park for 20 years. As an institution that believes in free speech for the arts as well as the media, we support the right of the Public Theater to stage the production as they chose.
The justification, praise, and defense of Julius Cesar by the leftist press shouldn’t come as a surprise. The Trump era has led many in the liberal media to promote violent anti-Trump, anti-white rhetoric.
Trump Derangement Syndrome is real and it’s taking over the news media. That’s why their approval ratings are at an all-time low — because real Americans are starting to realize that Trump isn’t the one peddling outrageous ideology. It’s the press.
Source: Daily Wire, Fast Company
The real POTUS Mr Trump carries a hand gun all the time and would shot with great accuracy all these attackers dead …we should actually produce a play with that outcome
If you liked it ur an idiot !!!
Sick pervert moron libtards
The liberals are dancing in the streets crazy people
It’s a masterpiece of hate and ignorance.
I call it illegal
I wonder if they felt the same if the character of Caesar was played by an actor who was black.