The actor has been advised to distance themselves from those associated with racism and Nazism.
Hollywood actor and former California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger called on the President of the United States Donald trump to condemn the actions of right-wing activists after clashes in the city of Charlottesville, Virginia.
Last week in Charlottesville, clashes between neo-Nazis and their opponents. Ultra-nationalists opposed the dismantling of the statue of General Robert E. Lee, who fought on the side of the slave-owning southern States during the Civil war in the United States in the 1860-ies.
One of the right-wing radicals crashed his car into a crowd of protesters, killing a woman, dozens of people were injured.
Commenting on these events, Donald trump said that the responsibility for the unrest in Charlottesville are the two sides: how the extreme right and extreme left activists.
In response, Schwarzenegger has recorded a video message in which he said that “intolerance and hatred there is on both sides.”
“If you decide to go with a flag that symbolizes the murder of millions of people, then there are no two sides. The only way to drown out the loud, vicious voice of hatred is to meet them with a louder, more reasonable voices,” says the actor.
Schwarzenegger invited the Tramp to rewrite his speech. According to him, the President-the Republican would have to reject the support of the far right, as “the country that defeated Hitler’s army, there is no place Nazi flags, and the party of Lincoln will not go with those who carry the flags of the losing confederates”.
The actor recalled that he was born in Austria in 1947, and grew up surrounded by “broken men who came home filled with splinters and guilt; men led astray by the false ideology.”
In his address, the ex-Governor compares the stereotypes about racism, religious and gender inequality with a cancerous tumor that must be cut, and not wait until it passes.
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