Amy Schumer was hating on whitey Friday, taking to Instagram to call out white NFL players for not kneeling “next to your brothers,” accusing the players of being “complicit” with “endless racism,” not to mention “police brutality and murders.”
And to do her part be hip to the scene and stick it to the NFL, Schumer announced that she will not do a Super Bowl commercial — she appeared in a Super Bowl 50 ad with Seth Rogen in 2016.
(The fact that Schumer wasn’t slated to appear in any Super Bowl commercials being an interesting side note.)
Never mind that the league continues to coddle a handful of players forcing their extreme politics on paying customers.
That the actress/comedian was leaning on an over-sized glass of wine in the photo she shared at 8:00 a.m. likely being instructive to her motivation.
“Friday thought. I wonder why more white players aren’t kneeling. Once you witness the truly deep inequality and endless racism people of color face in our country, not to mention the police brutality and murders. Why not kneel next to your brothers? Otherwise how are you not complicit?” the caption began.
Schumer also called on Adam Levine and Maroon 5 to follow Rihanna’s reported lead and turn down this year’s Super Bowl halftime gig.
“I think it would be cool if @maroon5 backed out of super bowl like @badgalriri Did. I personally told my reps I wouldn’t do a Super Bowl commercial this year. I know it must sound like a privilege ass sacrifice but it’s all i got.”
The left-wing zealot compared the NFL to the NRA and encourage the targeting of the league’s advertisers.
Drawing on radical ex-NFL player Colin Kaepernick, Schumer then explained that the “hottest thing a guy can do is get down on one knee.”
“Not to propose but to reject the treatment of his teammates by this country,” wrote Schumer.
It coming as no surprise that for the leftist comedian, a man hating on his country is considered “hot.”
Here’s a quick sampling of the responses to Schumer’s post from Twitter:
She was key to the Golden Corral ad campaign https://t.co/mMGs2zx7yU
— Kurt Schlichter (@KurtSchlichter) October 20, 2018
Somehow all i remember from Amy Schumer’s Super Bowl ads was something about the other white meat
— L.A. Guns (@LAGuns911) October 20, 2018
Less Amy Schumer? #winning https://t.co/euV0ph6ecb
— Mark Haselden (@MarkHaselden) October 21, 2018
https://twitter.com/MisterPrez32/status/1053741116493688832
Has she even been asked?! ?
— mama grout (@rgrout) October 20, 2018
People wanted her in their commercials?
— Millertime (@Millz82) October 20, 2018
Agent: You didn’t get any callbacks from companies advertising during the Super Bowl
Amy: Fine! I didn’t want to do them anyway because Kaepernick and stuff
— Ryan Selby (@RyanSelby) October 20, 2018
https://twitter.com/WhitlockJason/status/1053476191653421056
Oh. No. What are we going to do now?
— ManU ‘Cane (@vic_084) October 20, 2018
— Johnny Looch?? (@IMJohnnyLooch) October 21, 2018
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