Capitol Hill Riots, Hollywood Celebrities Open Their Voices

Mark Ruffalo (Marvel Studios)

JAKARTA - Hollywood celebrities have opened their voices about the rioting that took place at the Congress Building on Wednesday, January 6, the evening of the United States.

It is known that Donald Trump's supporters protested against Joe Biden's victory in the 2020 US Presidential Election. Actors and musicians reacted to this incident.

The Hulk actor in Avengers, Mark Ruffalo is known as one of the public figures who pay attention to political issues. Through his Twitter account, he compared Trump's protests with Biden.

Imagine if this was our side. There would be rivers of our blood in the streets and not a single one of us would be armed. This has been allowed. #CoupAttempt

- Mark Ruffalo (@MarkRuffalo) January 6, 2021

"Imagine if this was our side. There will be rivers of our blood on the roads and not one of us is armed. This has been permitted, "he said.

Actor Ashton Kutcher also asked for public support so that the transfer of power can proceed peacefully.

Additionally, rapper Cardi B questioned the security forces so that Trump supporters could enter the House of Congress.

And y'all better NOT BE OUTSIDE !! These are wild thugs out here! Stay home.This ain't our business. Stay at home safe but dangerous!

- iamcardib (@iamcardib) January 6, 2021

“And don't all of you outside! Lots of wild people there! Stay home. This is none of our business. Stay at home safely but it's dangerous !, "said the WAP singer.

Just think of the carnage had they not been white.

- Chris Evans (@ChrisEvans) January 6, 2021

Chris Evans wrote, "Just imagine the massacre if they weren't white people."

Television star Khloe Kardashian called her disgusted by white people. "Very annoying!!!"

Director James Gunn wrote several long tweets. “(Donald) Trump is just writing something now. Which means great. He has to wait AFTER his followers push the police and enter the Capitol Building and come face to face with guns, but, you know, okay. "

So, Trump tweeted something now. Which is good. He had to wait until AFTER his followers had pushed past police and entered the Capitol building and there was a face off with guns, but, you know, okay. https://t.co/TAT8CBsYuk

- James Gunn (@JamesGunn) January 6, 2021

Donald Trump supporters storm the Congress Building on Capitol Hill, Washington, United States to protest Joe Biden's victory.

They reportedly tried to break into the courtroom and the incident went awry.