Ashton: Do you have your make up on yet?
Mila: No, but almost.
Ashton: You know the rule babe.
Posted on 08/07/2018 5:07:32 PM PDT by Morgana
Actress Mila Kunis is admitting she didn't know there was an "opposing side" to Planned Parenthood until pro-lifers made donations in her name.
On July 30, Kunis spoke on the WTF with Marc Maron podcast. While news outlets foused on her opinion of President Trump, she also commented on Planned Parenthood. She admitted she was “impressed” by pro-lifers, but agreed they were “spiteful” – even though she didn’t know they existed until last year.
At the beginning of the interview, Kunis revealed that she once had a “blow-up” with a relative of her husband, actor Ashton Kutcher, about President Trump and “women’s rights.”
She remembered this person as saying, “He’s not going to do anything against women’s rights,” while she responded, “No, but he is. Like, these are the things that will happen if he wins.”
That led host Maron to ask Kunis more about her stance on the issue, and, in particular, her donations to Planned Parenthood. She publicized those donations last year, when she told late-night host Conan O'Brien about her “protest” against Vice President Mike Pence.
“As a reminder that there are women out there in the world that may or may not agree with his platform, I put him on a list of re-occurring donations that are made in his name to Planned Parenthood,” she said to applause on Conan. “Every month to his office, he gets a little letter that says like, an anonymous donation has been made in your name.”
She confirmed to Maron that she’s still donating to Planned Parenthood, the nation’s largest abortion provider.
“It’s not that big of a deal,” she said of her comments on Conan. “I thought it was a funny joke. I was going to always donate to Planned Parenthood anyways.”
But then she admitted that “some people didn’t find it funny” – and responded by donating to presumably pro-life causes in her name.
“So there’s an address that was listed online that’s not necessarily my personal address, but it’s listed as if it’s my personal address,” she said. “So then people started giving donations to the opposing side, which I didn’t even know that there was one. Okay, I don’t want to promote it, whatever it is.”
Among others, Kunis may have referred to pro-life group Susan B. Anthony List, which received nearly $300,000 after her appearance on Conan.
Kunis stressed that “thousands of envelopes daily would come.”
“In return, I was like, at least I’m proud of people for putting their money where their mouth is,” she said in response. “So like, okay, donate to your cause. If you really want this one thing to succeed, go ahead. I’m not mad at it. I was, you know, actually pretty impressed with people trying to like get one on top of me.”
Maron, who also donates to Planned Parenthood, concluded that, “That side is really good a spiteful, grassroot organizing.”
While laughing, Kunis agreed. “Well, yeah, exactly. Yes, as we all know.”
Well, she did marry Ashton Kutcher.
[Bozo-the-clown beat-up plaid Chuck’s]
He could have helped Eric the Clown put out the fire!
Dayum..but selling cameras isn’t going to pay for those digs. She’ll be drinking that bourbon daily before too long.
"Black Swan" fooled Kunis and her mgmt into thinking Mila actually had the kind of 'agency' that could helm a franchise, when the reality was that "Black Swan"'s audience was really just one depraved, self-loathing lesbian going to the same movie a million times. And in that space, said depraved lesbian went to see Natalie Portman, not Mila Kunis.
What cave does she live in?
Ashton: Do you have your make up on yet?
Mila: No, but almost.
Ashton: You know the rule babe.
I gave it "TWO THUMBS UP"!
at 7 she moved from Ukraine.
Entered school in LA not knowing any English
Got that 70s Show at 14
In the 90s there used to be a lot of actually scientifically done surveys into political knowledge.
Women were found to be pretty broadly clueless despite firm beliefs in various things.
You’d see things like only 65% of men got a particular fundamental question correct, but only 46% of Democrat men...and 23% of women, but only 16% of Democrat women.
As an example, one question was something like, “Between Democrats and Republicans, which party is ‘pro-life’ on the subject of abortion.” All the men got it correct, but 5% of women got it wrong...almost all of whom were democrat, and considered it an important issue.
It’s possible. Very easy to live in a leftist bubble in places like Hollywood, and really never hear conservative arguments. The reverse is never true, since schools and media are constantly promoting leftism. I do remember she went to a ball with a Marine sergeant who asked her online, which I thought was a nice thing to do. Maybe she just needs to be educated more on the subject.
Ashton Kucher’s net worth is 200 million. I don’t think he’s hurting for money.
Mila came from a communist country and grew up ona hollywood tv show. Shes as vacant on morals as you’d expect.
... who runs a nonprofit called Thorn to help law enforcement catch people who sex traffic in children.
Actress Mila Kunis is admitting she didn't know there was an "opposing side" to Planned Parenthood until pro-lifers made donations in her name... She admitted she was “impressed” by pro-lifers, but agreed [with the "interviewer"] they were “spiteful”...
She's an entertainment industry nitwit who spitefully made donations to Planned Parenthood in VP Mike Pence's name -- and is surprised it resulted in that tiny little backlash? As I said, she's a nitwit. Thanks Morgana.
She can’t have more than a double-digit I.Q..
Frankly, I’ve never gotten Kunis. There’s something strange about her looks that just - she’s just not pretty. She’s not off in that way that attracts people to “different” actresses, like Helena Carter or Tilda Swinton. She’s not uber talented.
I just assumed a long time ago she found her very own Jeffrey Weinstein or knew somebody, really, really well. Really well.
There is nothing wrong with planned parenthood. There is everything wrong with Planned Parenthood - which would be more appropriately named ‘Abortions R Us’, or ‘Moloch’s Minions’.
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