Actor Chris Pratt is no stranger to attacks from the radical left, mostly due to the crime of being an open Christian in Hollywood. Now, Pratt is under fire once again, this time for wearing a t-shirt that those on the left have deemed to be “racist.”
The t-shirt in question features the Gadsen flag – a famous image depicting a rattlesnake with the words “don’t tread on me”. The flag has long been used to represent individual freedom and a willingness to fight back against oppression. It has no racial connotations whatsoever, but those on the radical left don’t see it this way.
The left’s problem with the Gadsen flag is really anyone’s guess, but it’s likely due to the fact that the idea of individual freedom is something that runs very counter to the leftist agenda.
For Chris Pratt’s part, he’s faced criticism such as this before, and isn’t likely to bow down to the left’s faux outrage. At the very least, it’s good to know that there are at least a few real men left in Hollywood.
Here’s Fox News with more on the story.
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