People being labelled as ‘fascist' for finding Sydney Sweeney good looking
'The left is now … running a full court press to convince everyone that if you like this woman, that if you find her attractive, this woman Sydney Sweeney and the American Eagle jeans campaign she is currently starring in, well you might be a fascist, or a racist or a Nazi,' Mr Morrow said.
'This is all part of a rebellion, this ad campaign, this rebellion against what might be called the great awokening … it was a push by the left to infect every sphere of life with woke politics while also trying to rewire society and even our brains.
'With part of that push being an assault on beauty itself, which is why the left finds Sydney Sweeney so threatening.'
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