Patricia Arquette's Oscar Speech on Wage Inequality...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I find it humorous to hear a speech on wage equality come from a person who makes millions.

Isn't it a good thing for the powerful people who have a platform to speak out for the less advantaged?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I find it humorous to hear a speech on wage equality come from a person who makes millions.

And is wearing makeup to appease men

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I find it humorous to hear a speech on wage equality come from a person who makes millions.

And is wearing makeup to appease men

LOL she is happily married and I doubt it is to "appease men". Most of the men at the Oscars are wearing makeup too, dont you know?
She is wanting to look her best and she looked great.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I find it humorous to hear a speech on wage equality come from a person who makes millions.

Franklin Delano Roosevelt had millions at a time when those millions would be billions now. He still spoke up for the 99.99% of Americans who needed help. Did you find that humorous too?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I find it humorous to hear a speech on wage equality come from a person who makes millions.

And is wearing makeup to appease men

LOL she is happily married and I doubt it is to "appease men". Most of the men at the Oscars are wearing makeup too, dont you know?
She is wanting to look her best and she looked great.

Ha - on another thread, the comments were about what a mess her hair is.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I find it humorous to hear a speech on wage equality come from a person who makes millions.

And is wearing makeup to appease men

LOL she is happily married and I doubt it is to "appease men". Most of the men at the Oscars are wearing makeup too, dont you know?
She is wanting to look her best and she looked great.

Ha - on another thread, the comments were about what a mess her hair is.

Who cares what a bunch of DCUM posters think? The consensus on Twitter was her speech and look was a knockout.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I find it humorous to hear a speech on wage equality come from a person who makes millions.

Franklin Delano Roosevelt had millions at a time when those millions would be billions now. He still spoke up for the 99.99% of Americans who needed help. Did you find that humorous too?

FDR had “power.” She does not.
Now, let’s see if she actually does something about it other than give a little speech.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I find it humorous to hear a speech on wage equality come from a person who makes millions.

Franklin Delano Roosevelt had millions at a time when those millions would be billions now. He still spoke up for the 99.99% of Americans who needed help. Did you find that humorous too?

FDR had “power.” She does not.
Now, let’s see if she actually does something about it other than give a little speech.

Ugh what are you talking about? She does have power... she just won an Oscar, is a public figure. More than a hundred million people heard her speech. I would call that power!

[Anonymous]

She must have found out how Hollywood calculates profits on a film and doesn't like her split

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:She must have found out how Hollywood calculates profits on a film and doesn't like her split

Or she's fed up, as so many women are. Excited for the wage gap flip to happen!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I find it humorous to hear a speech on wage equality come from a person who makes millions.

And is wearing makeup to appease men

Oh for Christ's sake you cannot be serious. People wear makeup. To look good. Standard practice on TV and in real life. Welcome to reality.

[Anonymous]

23:07 You are missing the point.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I find it humorous to hear a speech on wage equality come from a person who makes millions.

Franklin Delano Roosevelt had millions at a time when those millions would be billions now. He still spoke up for the 99.99% of Americans who needed help. Did you find that humorous too?

FDR had “power.” She does not.
Now, let’s see if she actually does something about it other than give a little speech.

So which is it? Should she shut up because she makes millions? Or should she shut up because she doesn't really have any power?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I find it humorous to hear a speech on wage equality come from a person who makes millions.

Are you under the impression that female actresses are paid equally to their male counterparts?

You might want to go back and look through some of the hacked Sony documents.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I find it humorous to hear a speech on wage equality come from a person who makes millions.

Totally agree. If she feels so strongly about it why doesn't she assign herself a wage of $25 an hour, keep track of all hours she worked for rehearsing, filming, promotion of films, and then donate the rest to the blue collar workers.