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Seth Rogen Admits People Are Sick of Leftist Chaos as Crime Surges

The Hollywood actor stumbles into the truth about why Americans are rejecting radical policies.

Hollywood leftist Seth Rogen has spent years defending progressive policies that have led to rampant crime, drug use, and urban decay but now, even he admits that people are sick of it.

In a recent interview with Esquire, Rogen offered an accidental moment of clarity, acknowledging that lawlessness and disorder drive voters away from the Left.

“People get sick of seeing hippies doing acid and on their lawns, and they’re like, ‘Let’s clean up these streets a little bit.

For once, Rogen isn’t wrong.

Just two years ago, Rogen was singing a different tune. When an X user complained about having their car broken into, Rogen mocked them, saying it was just a normal part of “living in a big city.”

  • He downplayed rising crime in Los Angeles, saying, “It’s lovely here” despite admitting his own car had been broken into 15 times.

  • He dismissed the victim’s outrage, saying, “You might get a little treat” if it happens enough times referring to a knife a thief once left behind.

  • He refused to acknowledge the real problem: Democrat-run cities are overrun with crime, drugs, and homelessness.

Rogen’s realization comes at a time when Democrat policies have turned major cities into disaster zones:

  • Los Angeles and San Francisco have seen businesses flee due to rampant theft and lawlessness.

  • Violent crime has surged in nearly every Democrat-run urban area.

  • Progressive DAs refuse to prosecute criminals, creating an environment where crime thrives.

While Rogen still tries to push the idea that politics simply “wobbles back and forth,” the truth is clear: Americans are fed up with leftist destruction.

If even die-hard Hollywood liberals are starting to notice, Democrats are in serious trouble. Share this article now or subscribe to our newsletter.