Because she is a stupid bitch. Her little ill conceived tirade will alienate her from the very people she wants a paycheck from.

I eat cheeseburgers, fried chicken and drink orange soda. I’m thinking most white people do as well.

Mo’Nique is out for Mo’Money. That she is a hero of yours says all we need to know about your liberal white privilege.

And one more question, do you think any studio or producer would ever higher this stupid bitch for anything again?

Let me ask you one more question, is MoNique pushing for higher wages for all the little people behind the scenes who help make her film a success and are paid squat? Or is she just out for herself and doing it it the most despicable way by asserting issues that in no way are in play with the production of this film?

She got paid what she negotiated for. To come later and claim she was underpaid and to make it a racial or gender issue, when the main producers and production company were all black and in Oprahs case, female, that’s what’s insulting.

No, it gives you nothing to work with. What you did was take the gross, subtract production costs and arrived at a wholly stupid number as profit.

When negotiating for her xfiles gig the studio low balled Gillian Anderson. She Demanded to be paid the same as Duchovny, she stuck to her guns and got paid the same as him.

None of that explains how you arrived at a net profit number of 35-40 million.

No, they don't have to accept a lower wage.

How do you arrive at that number?

And what was the movies return?

The movie cost ten million to make, you think the movie profited 100 million?

Well, that was her decision.

How much did MoNique put up to fund the film?

You notice they only want to talk about the actors who make millions but not one is championing the pay of the hundreds of poorly paid support personnel.

Nobody is stopping you from crowd funding it.

Who decides what her value is?

Take it up with Oprah Winfrey, who was one of the producers..

Then she should ask Lee Daniels (black) who was the producer and production company who negotiated her contract.