"The guy at the hat store said I'm the only guy who can pull it off!"
this post was submitted on 15 Jun 2025
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I think he's carrying dice in his pocket but is too scared to show anyone
That so sad, so so so so sad, soooooooooo sad
I saw this for the first time a few weeks ago and was losing my shit.
It's such a great sketch show
A landlord Zionist double the despicableness
Critical support to Natasha Lyonne for trashing his apartment.
Here's Natasha Lyonne impersonating Rapaport on SNL.
Lyonne is so awesome. Fuck, I hope she's not a zionist.
fuuuuuckk why you have to go and say something like that...
Natasha Lyonne
As a child, Natasha Lyonne was a settler in Occupied Palestine along with her family.
Who is Natasha Lyonne?
Natasha Lyonne is an actress best known for her role in Orange Is The New Black.
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TV/FILM
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Natasha Lyonne's father is a promoter who fantasized about getting celebrities like Mike Tyson to visit and normalize the Zionist entity.
As a settler, Lyonne acted in the Zionist film, April Fool. In interviews, Lyonne has stated that, as a child, she wanted to be like the Zionist entity's former prime minister, Golda Meir, when she grew up.
In 2015, Lyonne participated in a campaign supporting the Iran nuclear deal.
In 2016, Lyonne visited occupied Palestine with Amy Poehler to meet with Zionist producers and begin work on a TV adaption of the Zionist comedy, "Zero Motivation", about women in the Israel Occupation Forces.
In 2019, Lyonne advertised for the Zionist hummus company, Sabra.
Lyonne has not used her platform to condemn the Zionist entity for committing genocide against Palestinians.
What the fuck is with these people? I also found out Pamela Adlon and Rachel Bloom are zionists. Like Gal Godot is expected because she does capeslop so of course she buys into fascism. But these other women? They've been in so many feminist, intersectional, and anti-racist movies/TV shows you'd think it would rub off on them. Some of them even wrote, directed, and produced these stories.
"I can accept genocide, mass murder, and sexual violence against colonized people, but I draw the line at body shaming and misogynistic slurs."
It's pretty much a pre-condition of working in Hollywood at all
Oh fuck it's worse than I would have imagined. I really liked her too, but not anymore. She's just as repugnant as Rapaport, who she is apparently now friends with again and takes the blame for being a bad tenant when he was her landlord. 
She also just started a big AI production company in Hollywood
Automating her own fucking career away
If you want a non-problematic Natasha Lynne, everyone says Sophie Hunter looks like her and her music is good
She lived briefly (as a child) in Israel, but I don’t think she’s ever done Hasbara or Zionist fundraising.
I found a YouTube link in your comment. Here are links to the same video on alternative frontends that protect your privacy:
He said he makes his hats the old fashioned way. Like when they’d go mad from the mercury
Pretty sure this guy used to sell meth by my old high school
yooo! why they be sayin israelis aint god’s chosen people yo?! thats freakin wack!!!! what do you mean black people don’t even talk like this and you’re not sure what im trying to do with my voice?! this how we talk in da hood im from in tel aviv!! put some respect on it home boy!!
Rapaport's career high watermark was Cop Land (1997). he hit his role perfectly and held his own surrounded by talented actors.
if you haven't given it a watch, it's well worth it: a strange outlier somewhere between crime-noir and paradoxically urban western. it was a risky move by its lead (Sly Stallone)--who had been playing generally hard body action/comedy roles in that era--to put on 40 pounds at the gut and play a gentle, soft-spoken, and kind-hearted small town sheriff slowly realizing he's been asleep his whole career, a guileless pawn guarding scumbag HQ, and waking up in the middle of something sinister trying not to trip any alarms.
critically favored and despite praise for his acting, Stallone remarked later that though it was his best work and highly profitable, the film hurt his career, because it wasn't a massive summer popcorn action comedy cash cow. this confused the hollywood star system, which hyped the movie inappropriately to audiences as something different than it was.
I was a fan of “Higher Learning”
I totally forgot about that film despite having seen it ages ago and remembering thinking it was good, may have to seek it out for a rewatch
Same. I haven't watched Cop Land since I saw it on VHS, it would be a trip to revisit it now
Cop Land is super underrated.
fuck that guy and anything he's in
Wtf's going on with his face?
IRGC has been dosing his hats with Polonium.
God he looks like a scab.
:plz-iran:
On his rickety cricket character arc