Jamie Lee Curtis accused of hypocrisy for firing guns in a film

News that Jamie Lee Curtis uses guns in her latest film Halloween, despite her personal support of gun control, caused commotion on Wednesday… for all the right reasons.

Fox News tried to report on the actress’ alleged hypocrisy with this sensationalist tweet:

Jamie Lee Curtis wields firearms in new 'Halloween' movie despite advocating for gun control https://t.co/OL2q5nXtUx

— Fox News (@FoxNews) October 10, 2018

The article lists other films Curtis has used guns in, such as Blue Steel and True Lies, as evidence of her duplicity.

'Curtis’s on-screen actions stand in contrast to her real-life persona as an advocate for gun control,” according to the report. It went on to criticise Curtis as “one of several Hollywood actors who use firearms in their films while preaching against them away from the set.'

​​​​​​​Twitter, as ever, was quick to offer its help in highlighting other glaring hypocrisies committed by the Snowflake Liberals of Hollywood.

Schwarzenegger, surprisingly, not really a cyborg. pic.twitter.com/LlCdJYZKg3

— Luke Russell (@LukeRussell1281) October 10, 2018

Julie Andrews guns down innocent animals on top of hill despite claiming whiskers on kittens are some of her favorite things pic.twitter.com/D5Hq0mCnJM

— Danterror (@pacmanface8) October 11, 2018

Josh Brolin kills half of all living beings in "Avengers: Infinity War" despite not being a mass murderer https://t.co/EE5vm7TpwJ

— Sexy Jamie McKelvie (@McKelvie) October 10, 2018

Michael C. Hall routinely murders people in hit show "Dexter" despite strong views against serial murder pic.twitter.com/sDu1TP4zzm

— Commonwealth Courier (@altCourierSix) October 10, 2018

Kit Harrington fights zombies in Game of Thrones despite being a person who respects the dead.

— BlackTheaterGeek (@CraigEsterJr) October 11, 2018

It all gets a bit meta with this one.

Julie Andrews guns down innocent animals on top of hill despite claiming whiskers on kittens are some of her favorite things pic.twitter.com/D5Hq0mCnJM

— Danterror (@pacmanface8) October 11, 2018

And it turns out talking animals are just humans, pretending to be animals.

Ellen Degeneres swims underwater as a fish with short-term memory loss in the movie 'Finding Nemo' despite being a human with perfect memory.

— A. M. Lalonde (@am_lalonde) October 11, 2018

But wait, the deceit seems to go as far as Fox News itself.

Breaking: Fox News is called Fox News despite not being anchored by foxes. More to follow pic.twitter.com/Vs4rO5VJE9

— Alex Crossfield (@AlexCrossfield) October 11, 2018

This whole saga seems to have been one foxes attempt to cover its tracks.

Finally, Dictionary.com stepped in to give Fox News and hand and end the debacle with a simple definition.

Schwarzenegger, surprisingly, not really a cyborg. pic.twitter.com/LlCdJYZKg3

— Luke Russell (@LukeRussell1281) October 10, 2018