@McGentrix,
McGentrix wrote:
Her job is to entertain people, not to make political treatises on an award show.
You have a very limited viewpoint of an artist. She's not a spark plug that has no other existential purpose than to light a spark when someone else turns the ignition switch.
You could have directed your animosity toward a housewife: Her job is to clean house and raise kids, not write letters to the editor of a local newspaper. But you would be equally wrong in your condemnation.
All persons have the right and the duty to speak against evil in all its forms. All of us must use whatever platforms that are available to us.
Meryl Streep's message against evil is clear: "Disrespect invites disrespect, violence incites violence. And when the powerful use their position to bully others we all lose."
And how did you respond? You responded disrespectfully. According to you, she needs to know her place and keep her mouth shut.
According to his established modus operandi, Trump used his twitter account to disrespect and bully her. You accepted Trump's invitation to become a member of his bully chorus. You did exactly what she said you would do, and we all lose because of it.