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Mark Ruffalo Joins ‘No Kings’ Protests, Calls Trump ‘King, Dictator’; Netizens Thank Him for ‘Standing for Democracy’
- On June 14, 2025, thousands participated in 'No Kings' protests nationwide, opposing President Donald Trump's policies and a military parade in Washington, D.C.
- These protests followed a week of anti-ICE demonstrations and opposition to Trump's deployment of National Guard troops amid escalating immigrant detainments.
- Mark Ruffalo and Susan Sarandon joined thousands in New York City, condemning the parade and Trump's actions as authoritarian and harmful to democracy.
- Ruffalo expressed concern that the president is acting like a monarch and authoritarian, and called on Americans to come together to defend constitutional rights and democracy.
- The protests highlighted widespread resistance to what participants viewed as government overreach, signaling ongoing efforts to defend democratic principles.
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Mass protests against Trump and his policies took place in several American cities on the occasion of the 250th anniversary of the US military, when a parade was held in Washington. Among the participants were some Hollywood celebrities who had already loudly opposed Trump's election during the presidential campaign.
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Mark Ruffalo joins ‘No Kings’ protests, calls Trump ‘King, dictator’; netizens thank him for ‘standing for democracy’
Mark Ruffalo joined thousands protesting against Trump, citing a crisis in democracy and labelling Trump as a dictator. He criticised the administration's actions against immigrants and warned of growing authoritarianism, urging citizens to unite in defense of their rights and democratic principles.
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