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==Attacks from Left==

==Attacks from Left==

Despite remaining apolitical in the public sphere, Pratt has attracted a large amount of hate from [[liberals]] for his Christian faith, socially conservative lifestyle, and unapologetically patriotic attitude. Because of this, there have been many attempts to have him [[cancel culture|'cancelled']], fired, and cast out of Hollywood.  

Despite remaining apolitical in the public sphere, Pratt has attracted a large amount of hate from [[liberals]] for his Christian faith, socially conservative lifestyle, and unapologetically patriotic attitude. Because of this, there have been many attempts to have him [[cancel culture|cancelled]], fired, and cast out of Hollywood.  

One such case was during the [[2020 election]] cycle, when Pratt refused to attend a fundraising event with his fellow "Avengers" co-stars to support [[Joe Biden]]'s presidential campaign. When the dreaded [[Twitter]]-dwelling liberals caught wind of this refusal, they baselessly labeled him a "Trump supporter" and a "white supremacist". It was not until his co-stars came to his defense that the outrage died down.

One such case was during the [[2020 presidential election]], when Pratt refused to attend a fundraising event with his fellow ''Avengers'' co-stars to support [[Joe Biden]]'s presidential campaign. When the dreaded [[Twitter]]-dwelling liberals caught wind of this refusal, they baselessly labeled him a "[[Trump]] supporter" and a "[[white supremacist]]". It was not until his co-stars came to his defense that the outrage died down.

Another example took place in mid-2019, when Pratt was photographed wearing a patriotic [[Gadsden Flag]] T-shirt<ref>https://www.foxnews.com/entertainment/chris-pratt-gadsden-flag-white-supremacist-reaction</ref>. He was smeared by many liberal media outlets, namely [[Yahoo]], who published an article attempting to portray the flag as a "white supremacist dogwhistle" and link it to "Far Right political groups like the [[Tea Party]]", which is an inherently moronic description, as there was absolutely nothing 'Far-Right' about the Tea Party movement.  

Another example took place in mid-2019, when Pratt was photographed wearing a patriotic [[Gadsden Flag]] T-shirt<ref>https://www.foxnews.com/entertainment/chris-pratt-gadsden-flag-white-supremacist-reaction</ref>. He was smeared by many liberal media outlets, namely [[Yahoo]], who published an article attempting to portray the flag as a "white supremacist dogwhistle" and link it to "[[Far-right|Far Right]] political groups like the [[Tea Party]]", which is an inherently moronic description, as there was nothing 'Far-Right' about the Tea Party movement or the Gadsden flag.  

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