Comments by "Mark Zuckergecko" (@markzuckergecko621) on "How To Waste Talent" video.

Dean Cain tweeted that trans women aren't women, so one of the wokies responded to him that he's not really Superman. To which he responded, "correct. I was pretending." God bless that man. We need more Dean Cains in Hollywood.
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@thehatter9400 I think it's just projection of their own insecurities, not necessarily that they genuinely think he's the real Superman, but that they think they can break his ego by just making a childish remark denigrating his achievements. Because that's the kind of thing that would break their enormous and laughably fragile egos.
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@YouTubeCensorsMe Dean Cain is a boss, he's one of the only outspoken conservatives in Hollywood. That's why he's been mostly blacklisted and pretty much just does shitty Hallmark movies and shitty disaster movies over the last decade or so. You're not allowed to be conservative in Hollywood. It's not because he's a bad actor, he's definitely talented, he's definitely got name recognition.
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@ErikDeMann I think it was implied that he was saying they're pretending, just like he was pretending to be Superman. He just kind of led them into making that conclusion for him. But I know what you mean, most of them are too stupid to understand that he baited them into outing themselves. I dunno, I think it was perfect, it was kinda like our joke, because you have to think to really get the brilliance of it. And everyone who the joke is directed at has no idea what's going on, because they're idiots.
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@YouTubeCensorsMe I wouldn't be even remotely surprised. I don't know that personally, from firsthand experience, but I've heard numerous people with firsthand experience speak about it. I'm sure you're already aware of him, but there a youtuber that goes by "Mr. Reagan" who's had similar experience, he's talked about it a lot on his channel. He makes great videos too. Tim Allen has spoken about it a lot too, he's probably the most high profile Hollywood conservative. He once had a top rated movie, TV show, and a bestselling book, all in the same year, and still got stifled by Hollywood just for having opinions they don't like.
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@alfredoprime5495 and Gina Carano. Although she was an athlete first, and was barely getting her foot in the door as an actress before the outrage mob came for her.
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@YouTubeCensorsMe yea that was sort of the deal with Chris (Mr. Reagan), that's just his YouTube moniker, I can't think of his real full name, it's Chris something. But he got a start up in Hollywood, I don't think he was in anything major. I think he did some writing and other stuff behind the scenes too. And honestly he may not have been purely blacklisted just because of his conservative views, sometimes people embellish that kind of stuff, they also just don't always know for sure either. Because I'm sure they don't just outright say "get outta here, conservative", it's probably more like you just don't get the calls that people who play ball get. It's sad. This problem probably goes way back to the post war/Soviet scare era.
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@YouTubeCensorsMe music is the same way, just not to the same extreme as TV and movies. Pretty much all the major pop stars are raging lefties, or at least pretend to be lefty. Because it's the only way to get ahead in mainstream music. The only reason it's not as extreme is because there's so many different genres, and the populous likes so much different stuff. So like with heavy metal in particular, if you're really good, nobody can stop you, you're gonna have a fan base regardless of politics. That's why you see guys like Phil LaBonte, he's an very outspoken libertarian, he's been on TimCast several times. I'm sure all the major record people would love for him to shut up, but there's nothing they can do about it, because his group All That Remains is awesome, people love them. They don't need any labels to prop them up, their music is all they need to stand on. Movies and TV are different, even if you're really good, you can't do shit if producers and studios won't touch you.
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