"Small fire"… I guess it's okay when protestors only start a small fire, right? As long as they have a sympathetic cause, we shouldn't care. If it reflects the author's feelings on the matter, it's justified.

This site has turned from discussing movies and television to unsophisticated poor bloggers who live in apartments writing about politics in hyperpartisan ways.

Calm down there Clayton.

Hey, we agree on something.

I'm lost, Anton. I want you to waste more of your time explaining it to me as you put far more effort into this than I do.

Put a pot of coffee on.

Do I what? There wasn't a question mark at the end of my sentence.

Since you're the "winner," you take the Champ title. You clearly proved the point that Meryl was obviously just talking about illegals as she went around mentioning all the legal immigrant actors in the room. And even though she didn't say the word illegal, she definitely only meant that illegals had a reason to fear…

I was pretending to be disingenuous like you for a moment—just like how you're intentionally "missing" Meryl Streep's point.

You got me, Gus. I had an inkling that my little comment might draw some attention on here.

I'm missing your point. Are you comparing yourself with your dog?

You get a like.

I'd say the odds are that Meryl has been to a few parties where some other celebrities were snorting lines in the back room.

I wanted to just leave a single comment.

Again, she said immigrant implying legal and illegal. She then went around and mentioned legal immigrant actors in the room.

"Dude, DONALD TRUMP!"

If you want to be pedantic, by saying "immigrant" she meant legal and illegal since the word would be all encompassing.

Don't be disingenuous.

I'm glad you admit to being intentionally dishonest.

She spoke of immigrants in a general sense and went around the room talking about actors who were from other countries as if they were in fear of being kicked out by Donald Trump, so yes. She was fear mongering.