Liberal Actor Seth Rogen Criticized for Justifying Rampant Theft in California

California is facing a serious crime crisis with numerous car and vehicle burglaries, as well as brazen mass robberies. But some millionaire liberal actors think that’s no big deal.

Actor Seth Rogen is getting backlash for seeming to defend your car getting broken into as just a normal part of life. The unfunny comedian and diehard liberal was responding to Youtube filmmaker Casey Neistat complaining about getting robbed in “crime-riddled 3rd world sh**hole” Los Angeles. Rogen tweeted back:

Dude I’ve lived here for over 20 years. You’re nuts haha. It’s lovely here. Don’t leave anything valuable in it. It’s called living in a big city.

— Seth Rogen (@Sethrogen) November 24, 2021

When Neistat, who’s also worth millions, responded, “i can still be mad tho [sic] right? feel so violated,” Rogen doubled down on his callous response:

 “I don’t personally view my car as an extension of myself and I’ve never really felt violated any of the 15 or so times my car was broken in to [sic]…” he stated. 

You can be mad but I guess I don’t personally view my car as an extension of myself and I’ve never really felt violated any of the 15 or so times my car was broken in to. One time a gentleman accidentally left me a cool knife inside my car. You might be able to get a treat if this keeps happening.

— Seth Rogen (@Sethrogen) November 25, 2021

Several users on Twitter called out Rogen’s privilege as a millionaire actor who won’t face the financial burden most Americans would getting robbed, as well as his careless attitude towards a stranger violating your personal property. Rogen replied to the users in his civil, mature manner. He said that he would “…”go f**k themselves.”

On Fox News’ Outnumbered Friday, contributor Dr. Nicole Saphier slammed the actor: 

He has a net worth of 80 million dollars. His reality is out of his control. These silly little tweets he puts out saying, “you live in a big city, dude. It’s great here.” Well you know what? Normalizing theft, normalizing that personal property has been taken is just increasing criminal activity. This is what we are seeing. Now you have mayors you have governors who are too afraid to step back against this because they’re going be cancelled….