Hollywood actor was among the thousands that went out to New York City streets to protest a military parade in honor of the 250th anniversary of the United States Army
Mark Luffalo announced that no kings protesters “They do not leave” in a MSNBC video that has been circulating on social media.
Actor Marvel was in the crowd New York City Protestant against the United States Army’s birthday parade, which coincided with The 79th anniversary of President Donald Trump.
Protests took place across the country, hitting cities such as Los Angeles, San Franciscoand New York, where people called the military event a fiscal bottom malgasis. Mark showed his support for the New York rally with Oscarscar Susan Sarandon’s winning actressWhile the figure of the night, Jimmy Kimmel was showing solidarity in San Francisco.
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In an interview with MSNBC at the rally, Luffalo expressed his concern, claiming that they were leaving because “we see our democracy in real problems.”
“We see a president who has become a king and dictator,” he continued. “And we do not see a powerful opposition to resist -against the trampling of our right and the trampling of the Constitution that passes every day, with executive orders, with the refusal to obey court orders, abduct immigrants, people who are legally here, people whom their children are made.
“We are upset and we are scared. And we know that the only way to fight this is for people to meet,” added the star.
The parade marked the 250th anniversary of the United States Army and coincided with Trump’s 79th anniversary, causing a decline throughout the United States.
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It resulted in millions to join the 2,000 demonstrations across the country, with more marches that took place internationally in Colombia, Italy, Portugal and the United Kingdom.
The celebrities participated in protests in various places. With Jimmy Kimmel, a continuous critic of Donald TrumpBy joining a protest in San Francisco with his parents, while singer Gracie Abrams published two images of crowds on social media with the subtitle, “Freedom of expression is not an insurrection.”
Luffalo added: “When a North Senator -american is at a press conference, which represents his constituency with a question to national security, which has invaded that state with a military presence, you know that you are heading towards the dictatorship.
“This is a turning point. You will only see this more. This administration will continue to overcome and this will be the answer.
“We will not leave. We are not going to be calm. We love each other. And we realize that we love this country so much that we leave our homes today, in the rain, to express our friendship and love for people here, who made this place.”
Several actors and actresses have also shown their support for protests, including the Academy Award winner Glenn Close, who shared images on his Instagram.
Actress Anna Kendrick of “Simple”, Tessa Thompson of the fame of “Thor” and the main vocalist of Evanescence, Amy Lee, have published videos and images in solidarity with protests.
“The president of the day of the June 14 flag, Trump wants street tanks and a television dominion exhibition for his birthday. A show aimed at looking for a lot. But real power is not staged in Washington. It stands anywhere else,” said protest organizers.
“No Kings is a day of national challenge. From the city’s blocks to small cities, from court steps to community parks, we are taking steps to reject authoritarianism and show the world what democracy really is.
“We do not meet to feed his ego. We are building a movement that leaves him behind.”
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