Hollywood liberal Ben Stiller is throwing an epic tantrum after discovering the Trump White House used a brief clip from his movie "Tropic Thunder" in a powerful patriotic video celebrating America's successful joint military strikes with Israel against Iran.
The high-energy, 42-second video titled "Justice The American Way" has gone viral, showcasing American strength and resolve through a montage of patriotic movie clips alongside footage from the precision strikes that dealt a devastating blow to Iran's military capabilities.
But instead of being honored that his work was used to celebrate American victory, Stiller had a public meltdown on social media. "War is not a movie," the actor whined, demanding the White House remove the clip. "We never gave you permission and have no interest in being a part of your propaganda machine."
"Propaganda machine?" Really, Ben? Since when is celebrating American military success considered propaganda?
Social media erupted as news of Stiller's tantrum spread. Collider reported on the actor's demands to remove the "Tropic Thunder" clip, while journalist Soubhi Jarrah highlighted Stiller's inflammatory "propaganda machine" comment with a breaking news alert.
The irony is palpable - Stiller made millions from a movie that satirized Hollywood's relationship with war, yet he can't handle his work being used to honor real American heroes who put their lives on the line to protect our nation and our allies.
This is exactly the kind of America-Last mentality we've come to expect from Hollywood elites. They're perfectly fine making money off military themes when it fills their bank accounts, but the moment their work is used to celebrate actual American strength and success, they cry foul.
President Trump's video perfectly captures the spirit of American resolve and our unbreakable bond with Israel. While Iran's military installations smoldered, Americans celebrated justice delivered the American way - swift, decisive, and overwhelming.
Sorry, Ben, but your movie clip perfectly fits the theme of American victory. Maybe next time, don't make movies about topics you don't want associated with real American strength.