Tel-Chai Nation

Like countless other award conventions today, the Emmys have become a political atrocity. Case in point: a Jewish actress, Hannah Einbinder, who took the side of the crowd hostile to Israel and the USA:

Smart's castmate and constant scene partner, Hannah Einbinder, who had also been nominated for all four seasons but, unlike Smart, had never won, took best supporting actress in a comedy.

She said she had become committed to a bit where "it was cooler to lose."

"But this is cool too!" the Jewish actress shouted, then ended her speech by cursing the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency and saying "Free Palestine!"

Signs of the tense political climate were evident even on the red carpet, as actor Javier Bardem arrived with a keffiyeh around his neck, while actresses Amy Lou Wood (The White Lotus) and Einbinder appeared wearing pins from the pro-Palestinian group Artists4Ceasefire.

Bardem's no surprise. As for this Einbinder, never heard of her, and don't care about her portfolio is this is how she's going to behave. And how does being foul mouthed make one a better person? According to this item, some of hers and other nominees' speeches were censored for the vulgarity involved:

Both Hannah Einbinder and John Oliver were bleeped during their acceptance speeches amid the Sept. 14 CBS broadcast, leaving many viewers wondering what the stars said to earn the censoring.

Einbinder's win came before Oliver's, as she won her first Emmy for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series for her role as Ava in Hacks.

The actress, 30, thanked the creators of the hit HBO comedy for "changing my life in every conceivable way, but not just by giving me a great gig, but by being my friends and being my family," and also gave a shoutout to her costar Jean Smart, who she said is "like the sun."

She ended her speech with three last shoutouts, one of which included an expletive, so it was censored. "Finally, go Girds, f--- ICE and free Palestine. Thank you."

Later on in the night, Oliver, 48, was censored during his acceptance speech for Outstanding Variety Series for Last Week Tonight With John Oliver.

“F--- you, Nate Bargatze, that is a lot of money for you,” he said, referring to the show's host's bit about how lengthy acceptance speeches would mean a smaller donation to the Boys & Girls Clubs of America.

"And you can add a f--- to the swear jar as well," the late-night host added.

This is what this ceremony is all about? No wonder it's best to avoid these broadcasts like the plague today. A commentor to the article said:

I don't know who those people are but I knew there was a good reason I didn't watch the Emmys. It's completely irrelevant to real life and in many cases completely the opposite of real life.

When they're as crude and obscene as they were, you know moral compasses were lost. It's one more reason why Einbinder's MO is so repulsive as she's a self-hater. And the time's come to stop watching these shoddy award ceremonies, which practically exclude conservatives for years now.

One more thing shameful about Einbinder is that she'd actually wear a revealing dress while making her repugnant acceptance speech. Anybody who sides with the Religion of Peace, an ideology opposed to such outfits, has no business wearing such clothing.

Update: the assistant secretary for the DHS panned Einbinder for her offensive exclamation, which is only bound to cause more harm.

Update: another reason why this is so repellent is that, when a pro-Hamas account on X said they appreciated her drivel, they ironically censored the sight of her shoulders. One more reason Einbinder's statement is so offensive, and the worst part is that she's probably okay with their belief in modest dress.

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