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on Sydney Sweeney · c/celebs · 1 pts · 86d

Yeah, fuck politics . I just want to have fun here. I posted this for the first time the day before yesterday, and someone commented, “Good old fascist titties,” with several links. A day later, my post was deleted. I guess it was because that comment made it political. I took a screenshot.

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on Sydney Sweeney · c/celebs · -4 pts · 87d

Translator(Brave Search): Sweeney herself rarely expressed political views for a long time. Interviews remained low-key, and statements on social issues were infrequent. It was precisely this reticence that made her a target for projection: In an environment where many celebrities openly take a stand, her silence was interpreted as tacit agreement.
In a promotional interview for "The Housemaid," Sweeney rejected the labeling of herself as belonging to the right-wing scene. She explained that she did not want to be "politically co-opted" and did not see herself as a vehicle for political messages. Unlike many other prominent female artists, she thus refrained from a political self-definition. Instead, she limited herself to a factual clarification that the labels did not correspond to her self-understanding.

Studies and media analyses also show that Sweeney's own contribution to the right-wing co-optation was minimal. The narratives originated predominantly outside her sphere of influence—on social networks or through political influencers. Sweeney herself remained largely passive.
Hier( https://www.tagesschau.de/kultur/portraet-sidney-sweeney-the-housemaid-100.html) : Translator: Sweeney herself rarely expressed political views for a long time. Interviews remained low-key, and statements on social issues were infrequent. It was precisely this reticence that made her a target for projection: In an environment where many celebrities openly take a stand, her silence was interpreted as tacit agreement.
In a promotional interview for "The Housemaid," Sweeney rejected the labeling of herself as belonging to the right-wing scene. She explained that she did not want to be "politically co-opted" and did not see herself as a vehicle for political messages. Unlike many other prominent female artists, she thus refrained from a political self-definition. Instead, she limited herself to a factual clarification that the labels did not correspond to her self-understanding.

Studies and media analyses also show that Sweeney's own contribution to the right-wing co-optation was minimal. The narratives originated predominantly outside her sphere of influence—on social networks or through political influencers. Sweeney herself remained largely passive.

Interessant....von CNN: https://edition.cnn.com/2025/08/02/entertainment/sydney-sweeney-american-eagle-ad-dunkin-drama-cec