It’s safe to say that actor Chris Pratt hasn’t exactly been having the best week.
The Guardians of the Galaxy star has been trending on Twitter for days after losing an online poll for being the least popular Chris in Hollywood. This was followed by allegations that he’s a Trump supporter, which was followed by everyone being reminded that, oh yeah, he belongs to a super antigay church that believes homosexuality is a sin and promotes bogus conversion therapy.
Related: Chris Pratt calls for “less hate” as he defends his homophobic church
Soon, Pratt’s co-stars from the Marvel Universe were rushing to his defense. Zoe Saldana, Robert Downey Jr., and Mark Ruffalo all want everyone to know that, yeah, Pratt may be a bit problematic, but he’s a really, really great guy deep down.
“You got this @prattprattpratt,” Saldana tweeted. “Your family, friends, colleague & everyone who’s ever crossed paths with you knows your heart and your worth!”
“You all, @prattprattpratt is as solid a man there is,” Ruffalo added. “I know him personally, and instead of casting aspersions, look at how he lives his life. He is just not overtly political as a rule.”
Related: Chris Pratt gets ripped to shreds on Twitter for his defense of homophobic church
Meanwhile, Downy wrote, “What a world… The ‘sinless’ are casting stones at my #brother, Chris Pratt… A real #Christian who lives by #principle, has never demonstrated anything but #positivity and #gratitude… AND he just married into a family that makes space for civil discourse and (just plain fact) INSISTS on service as the highest value.”
Pratt’s wife, Katherine Schwarzenegger, the daughter of Arnold Schwarzenegger and Maria Shriver, also put out a statement accusing people of “meanness and bullying.”
But Pratt’s A-list friends’ words of encouragement appear to have backfired, because all they seem to have done was draw even more attention to how ridiculous this whole thing is while making Pratt look pathetic.
Here’s what people are saying…
[twitter collectively decides that chris pratt loses in a game of fuck, marry, kill]
chris pratt and all of his coworkers: pic.twitter.com/MbEgxDuj1m
— “rachel” (@rachellobaugh) October 21, 2020
Chris Pratt cheated on his wife and then decided he would be a born again Christian who goes to a church that supports conversation therapy. So stop acting like he’s someone special. He played great characters but homie is absolutely terrible in real life.
— maybe: clare (@clur19) October 14, 2020
It's kind of awe inspiring to see every straight guy on the marvel cast say Chris Pratt wasn't homophobic to them with zero self-reflection
— Jenny Nicholskeleton (@JennyENicholson) October 21, 2020
chris pratt opening the order of service at his church pic.twitter.com/0BKTxc5rZU
— will (@getwellsoongeri) October 21, 2020
brie larson: *gets death threats for being a woman*
mcu cast: ?
zendaya: *gets death threats for playing an originally white character*
mcu cast: ?
chris pratt: *loses poll*
mcu cast: i know chris personally he’s an amazing man ????— archiekins ? (@sxlineas) October 21, 2020
Chris Pratt was the worst Chris BEFORE we knew his politics. Just use your eyes and see sense!
— Mélian thee Maia (@MusingsHistory) October 21, 2020
The fact that Chris Pratt is genuinely butt hurt that people like him the least——LOL
— #DumpTrump #DitchMitch (@TriStateGay) October 21, 2020
Brie Larson: *gets literal death threats for being a woman*
The MCU cast:
Chris Pratt: *loses a random twitter poll and follows alt right Republicans*
The MCU cast: pic.twitter.com/QyZ2fV9ctj
— inigo montoya (@brintybitch) October 21, 2020
The martyrdom of…. Chris Pratt? Okay.
— roxane gay (@rgay) October 21, 2020
When folks refuse service or treatment to LGBTQ+ folks it's religious liberty but when Chris Pratt loses an online poll it's religious persecution and obviously the stakes are much higher.
— Rebecca Green (@wordofgreen) October 21, 2020
anthony mackie: was harassed and targeted by racists after he became captain america
mcu cast: ?????
chris pratt: got called out for going to a homophobic church
mcu cast: pic.twitter.com/p3EvJY6Ke1— tay tay binks ?? (@bbyodito) October 21, 2020
Chris Pine spoke out about anti-gay laws in Russia. Chris Hemsworth advocated for same-sex marriage. Chris Evans took on Boston's "straight pride parade".
Chris Pratt belongs to a church that opposes same-sex marriage and sent people to conversion therapy.
Just facts.
— Andrew Wheeler (@Wheeler) October 20, 2020
white marvel men: i can excuse the racism people like anthony mackie, zendaya and don cheadle suffered and the sexism brie larson received but i draw the line at criticising homophobic trumpie chris pratt ??
— spookye ? (@irisckp) October 20, 2020
Imagine thinking Chris Pratt is the person most deserving of your protection right now.
— Arielle Dundas (@ArielleDundas) October 21, 2020
Brie Larson dealt with horrific harassment. Threats of rape and death. Criticized for her body language. Picked apart. Do you know who spoke out about that? Don Cheadle. Do you know who didn't? The dudes defending Chris Pratt because HE LOST AN ONLINE POLL.? pic.twitter.com/HJ3Pl6JiWC
— A.E. (Addy) Bross? Author & Academic Librarian (@AddyBrossWrites) October 21, 2020
Jake123
I mean they’re his friends why do people expect them to not defend him??
TomG
Once an actor (or actress) become famous, it all goes to their heads (in most cases) and they now know more than everyone else. It’s called ego.
wancell
They are “Hollywood friends” so it is not expected. You would think they and Disney would drop him in a heartbeat.
What I do like though is the call to stop demonizing people and act like you are perfect while stoning someone.
Time for Hollywood to really embrace diversity and inclusion instead of all the lip service to whatever the social outrage is this week, month or year.
Cam
It’s cute how you defend bigots on the other threads, and then come over here and try to act like somebody being called out for belonging to a group that preaches hate and bigotry makes them a victim.
You aren’t subtle.
dhmonarch89
‘…. he belongs to a super antigay church that believes homosexuality is a sin …’ According to the Bible- homosexuality IS a sin….which is why I’m an atheist. Instead of going after people- we should go after the Bible/Churches- THAT’S where the problems are.
Cam
So by your rational, we should never hold bigots responsible for their bigotry as long as they claim it’s because of their religion.
No way.
Erik
No, when the Bible is translated accurately, read in context, and evaluated without bias, it does not condemn homosexuality. None of the passages used by evil people to create “homosexuality is sin” actually are about homosexuals. And Jesus’ teachings make it clear that any belief that produces evil, as “homosexuality is sin” produces evil, is evil and not from God.
So thank you, atheist, for lying about the Bible and endangering the lives of GLBTQ people to make yourself feel good. Very typical of atheists online – promote homophobia by lying about the Bible to justify their prejudice against people of faith.
The problems lie with egotism, pride, the need to feel superior, intrinsic to all bigots, homophobes and atheists included. No wonder you want to deflect to persecuting people of faith.
And since you lied about the Bible, you’re lying about why you’re an atheist. Atheism is a vicious and degrading prejudice, you’re an atheist so you can pretend to be superior to most of humanity.
dhmonarch89
Leviticus CLEARLY states homosexuality is a sin- yes- it’s old testament, but 99% of the sins in bible are listed there- ‘thou shalt not kill’ etc… Erik- you’re a basket case!
dhmonarch89
I wish people could read- we keep going after the people- and it hasn’t worked… the bible is the root of it, so go after it instead…atheists make up 25% of our population- the more we expose the hypocrisy and bigotry in the bible, the more that number will grow and some sanity might over take our political process in the future.
Cam
@dhmonarch89
Except you’re lying. It HAS worked. Could LGBTQ people get married 50 years ago? No, Could we serve in the military? No, Could we adopt? No, Would it have ever been dreamed of that Trans people could be able to run for office? No.
So going after the people HAS worked. Bigots are bigots, and absolving them because they made a decision to use a book to defend their bigotry is ridiculous.
I don’t care why.
barryaksarben
No we need to hold it all up for people to see that religion is a twisted crutch and people who use it to harm others are the worst people in the world because they believe they have a right to because of some stupid book or text or scroll
mlbumiller
ERIC GET YOU DICKOUT OF THE BIBLE.
The original Greek says nothing about Homosexuality because the word didn’t exist.
The word “arsenokoitai” shows up in two different verses in the bible, but it was not translated to mean “homosexual” until 1946. Fact, there is no literal translation of this Greek word.
Annaronimo
There are no passages condemning homosexuality and when the Centurion brings his male lover to be healed by Jesus, Jesus does so without comment or censure.
The actual Bible doesn’t condone sexuality. Most churches are inclusive of the LGBTQI+ community worldwide. The Bible explicitly tells us to love one another, and any Christian quoting Leviticus is going against the teachings of Christ anyway.
I’d prefer a world with no religion, but people claiming it’s okay for ‘Christian’ churches to countermand the teachings of Christ in the name of religious freedom to justify anti-Christian behaviour is the real problem, not the Bible or Christianity.
bftlguy
dhmonarch89 you could not be more wrong stating that the Bible calls homosexuality a sin in Leviticus! Leviticus is essentially a rabbinical code which was written in Ancient Hebrew. You obviously are referring to “if a man lyeth with a man it is an abomination.” The way it is written in Ancient Hebrew gives us a hint that this translation is not accurate because two different words are used in the Hebrew text not “man” and “man”. What does the second word really mean? Hebrew scholars do not agree on what it means but the possibilities are “married man” “boy” or “prostitute” (a masculine noun because that prostitutes of the day were effeminate men dressed as women) so it’s really not clear which is why it burns my butt every time someone makes such a pronouncement.
TxCudlr
ONLY the EXTREMISTS, FAR RIGHT WINGED, Baptists, judgmental churches!!!!!!
Erik
dhmonarch89
“Leviticus CLEARLY states homosexuality is a sin”
No, liar, it does not. First, it is fraudulent and incompetent of your to cite the entire book of Leviticus, instead of any specific verses. Second, neither of the two passages that evil people use to claim homosexuality is sin, use the concept sin. Nor do they actually describe homosexuality. So “atheist” – you’ve put gay lives in danger for nothing.
“Erik- you’re a basket case!”
Better to be perceived as a basket case by an ignorant bigot like you, than to be you. You are resorting to name calling because you cannot actually prove your case with logic, reason, or anything else
“I wish people could read”
Live that advice before you give it.
“the bible is the root of it, ”
No. Ego, pride, the need to feel superior to others is the root of it. That includes atheism, hence your need to feed your ego by calling me a basket case.
“atheists make up 25% of our population-”
Nice nonsense.
Cam
In other words, Disney didn’t want it’s franchise damaged to sent out a release to all of the agents of it’s stars and told them to say something nice.
He belongs to an anti-LGBTQ church that preaches hate, and we know he isn’t just a Christmas Church goer, because in his Twitter bio he talks about Jesus/church.
So belonging to a hate group is enough for me to not see any of his movies going forward.
As for Robert Downey Jr. and Mark Ruffalo, how convenient to defend the guy, when they aren’t the target of his church’s bigotry.
And as for Zoe Saldana, after the owner of Dolce and Gabbana made homophobic comments and spoke out against Same sex marriage, and LGBTQ couples adopting, she defended him and broke a boycott to wear the brand. So we see you Zoe.
DarkZephyr
Honestly, I think this makes the “cancelers” look pathetic. We have yet to hear anywhere that Pratt has endorsed Trump or that he is personally homophobic. One of his favorite stories to tell is how a gay man created his headshots for him and how grateful he is to that gay man. As things stand right now, this is all based on something made up.
And all of this special attention he’s getting for being a Christian as if no other Christian on earth belongs to a church that has anti-gay teachings. What is so astonishingly unique about Pratt’s church in that regard? MANY people belong to churches that they disagree with on the issue of homosexuality. I’m not saying that its OK for these churches to hold these nasty teachings, but I don’t recall us behaving this way about many other celebs that belong to churches with similar beliefs so to me this reaction is incredibly unbalanced. How many celebrities are Baptists? Catholics? Lutherans? Eastern Orthodox? Orthodox Jews? Muslims? Even certain Hindu sects? All of these Churches/religions and more have anti-gay teachings. But I don’t see anywhere near the kind of negative attention on celebs who belong to these faiths as what Chris Pratt is getting. It boggles my mind. Are we gonna start going after ALL of them? Belonging to these faiths doesn’t mean you agree with their homophobia.
And Queerty feeding into it is pretty stupid, especially given their attitude yesterday where they acknowledged that there is currently no basis for this anti-Pratt hysteria. That hasn’t changed.
Until Pratt comes right out and says he hates LGBT people and/or that they are going to Hell and until he comes right out and announces that he supports Trump, I am not buying into this absolutely pathetic cancel attempt. Maybe he will disappoint me and prove to be a homophobic Trump supporter, but he hasn’t done so yet.
Actual anti-LGBT Christians must be loving this. They get to use this to paint LGBT people as anti-Christian and say “Its as we have always said!”
Erik
He’s not getting attention for being a Christian. Anti-gay prejudice and Christ’s teaching are mutually exclusive. Pratt is getting attention for supporting an institution that rejects Christ to persecute GLBTQ people instead. And by the way, that last sentence? It is an argument that homophobes use all the time.
DarkZephyr
So you read the whole thing to my “last sentence” which is odd because it really doesn’t seem to me like you are responding to what I actually typed at all. I made it pretty clear that I was talking about the majority of Christian sects that specifically have anti-LGBT teachings and not just “Christians” in general, even though if we are being honest here, pro-LGBT Christian sects are very much in the vast minority and your claim that Anti-Gay prejudice and Christ’s teachings are “mutually exclusive” is simply your personal interpretation. Christianity has been anti-gay on the whole for about 2000 years. How about we don’t pretend otherwise?
Cam
He’s a member of the KKK but we haven’t seen any proof that he’s actually racist. He just belongs to a group that hates LGBTQ people, but that doesn’t mean HE feels that way.
Josh447
@Dark
Actually Jesus never said anything about homosexuality so yes, God’s psychopathic dark alley murder teachings and the teachings of Jesus are mutually exclusive on that subject.
If Pratt falls on the side of “God’s” teachings then he needs to be removed from public display in my opinion as he supports murdering gays.
DarkZephyr
@Cam, all I’m saying is if we are gonna go after him as a homophobe because of his religious affiliation despite his own past statements about LGBT people, we’re gonna have to do the same for a LOT of people that we haven’t been doing that to. Am I wrong? And are we prepared to start telling over 3 billion of earth’s people that they are *all* homophobic unless they change their religions?
Once again, what’s unique about his church’s anti-LGBT stance when compared to Catholicism, Lutheranism, Baptism, Evangelicalism, Pentecostalism, Orthodox Judaism, Islam etc? I simply don’t see any consistency in this instance.
@Josh447, yes yes, Jesus “never said it” but the book for the religion HE founded is FILLED with it. The religion HE was born into, raised in, grew up in, blood sacrificed lambs during passover for etc.. was FILLED with it. If you want to reduce Christianity’s Sacred Holy Writ to JUST quotes from Jesus and banish ALL the rest, including the history of His OWN affiliations, have at it. By far most Christians don’t do that and WON’T do that.
Cam
@DarkZephyr
I’m fine with that. If somebody belongs to a Country Club that won’t let in Black people. I see nothing wrong with calling them out. If somebody is a member of the KKK or an anti-LGBTQ church, nothing wrong with calling them out.
If people don’t want to be seen as bigots, then don’t join bigoted groups.
dinard38
I totally agree with you. I am so damn tired of this cancel culture and these judgmental social media pricks. Chris Pratt has been attacked over and over because he attends this church, but I’ve yet to see any negative comment coming from him about LGBTQ, just as I have not seen any comments he made about supporting Trump. People really just relish in canceling someone.
Josh447
@Dark
Unfortunately most Christians are educationally inept when it comes to the Bible’s creation and content. But it’s best for the money changers that way.
Jesus, real name Yeshua, left Judaism and started his own thing, then got nailed by the Jews for doing so. Then Judeo/Christianity was born out of the Council of Nicea circa 325AD, a complete mish mash of Jesus vs Jewish teachings.
Jesus never had his own book so his life was pieced together by writings occurring 40 to 100 years after his death. He didn’t found any religion. He simply pushed god was all loving and all loving only and THAT’S what got him killed. Changing and challenging the definition of God in those days or saying that you were the only son of God which was a total lie was grounds for death. It was blasphemy.
Yes I will always go to the truth of things at all costs. He did not nor ever believe in the God fearing Jewish money making God. He was much smarter than that.
In the make up of his loving life there is no logic via reasonable deduction to believe that he would have been anything less than totally pro gay.
Of course one has to put their own thinking cap on and get out of lemmingville to get the full accurate picture. That’s the phase we’re in now on everything, politics the prominent proof. All the corrupt lies coming to light to either confirm or deny. Religion is no less.
Liquid Silver
Eh, after reading it, it’s kind of predictable. And for a “star,” attention is attention (up to a certain point, but this really isn’t it).
The easiest way to choke his career dead is…to get people to ignore him and deny him popularity. Figure out how to do that and you’ve got him.
ElPillo
He can believe what he wants. He can belong to a hateful church, just don’t expect me to support his career or income. His shows and movies should flop and producers need to know why.
SPEEDOSWIMMER
AMEN!!!
orrine
This is pathetic, there are many stars who are Christian and belong to either Catholic church and Protestant churches that are homophobic. They might not share all the beliefs of said churches.
It seems that Pratt has just became the center of twitterstorm – and some of the tweets quoted here confirm it since they talk about speculation as if it’s fact. Children need to chill, Pratt has said nothing and yet everyone is angry for some reason
SPEEDOSWIMMER
Invest in some critical-thinking-skills, PLEASE.
Cam
Golly Gee, there are lots of people who belong to the KKK, but that doesn’t mean they’re racist! (Eye Roll).
Sorry precious, he joined that church as an adult, after it’s bigotry was well known.
DuMaurier
@Cam: seriously, that’s your comparison? There are groups you can belong to without sharing all their beliefs and some where that’s not realistic. You can’t belong to the KKK without being racist—what else is there to it? You can’t be a Westboro Baptist Church member without hating gays for the same reason.
But you can belong to a church that simply sees homosexuality as sinful without being a hateful homophobe—our current Democratic candidate for president is a fairly serviceable example of that, right?
Cam
@DuMaurier
Your argument is that bigotry isn’t bigotry.
Seeing LGBTQ people as less than, broken, or sinners for how they are born, IS bigotry. And if he sought out and joined a church with those beliefs, then guess what, he gets to be held responsible for them. There are literally hundreds of churches in Los Angeles that don’t feel that way, and yet he chose one that does. It’s on him.
tomch52
Operating to Dark Zephyr’s comment about it being OK to belong to an anti LGBTQ church is ludicrous! You don’t have to be a believer of the church’s hate teachings to belong? So it would be OK to be a member of the KKK just as long as you didn’t believe in their hated of people of color? Is that like “there were good people on both sides” attitude?
DarkZephyr
Pfft, I’m not declaring that its “OK” to be any dam**ed thing. But if you want to pretend that we treat EVERY religious person that belongs to a faith with anti-gay teachings the way we’re currently treating Chris Pratt, have at it. Just don’t make claims about me that are flat out lies. For my part, I recognize Christianity as the homophobic religion that it has always historically been, which is why I ceased being a Christian years back and am currently an agnostic. But I also know that not every Christian personally holds homophobic views. I personally have no desire to attack such people. Sorry if that’s problematic for you but its how I roll. Hopefully one day the comparatively brand new pro-LGBT Christian sects will no longer be in the extremely vast minority and mainstream Christianity will catch up to them.
amanwithanedge
being part of an anti gay church usually equates anti gay person.
Cam
@DarkZephyr
No, huge denominations aren’t. like the Episcopalians are ok with gay marriage, the Evangellical Lutheran Church, which covers most Luthern churches in American allows for same sex marriage and LGBTQ ministers, Reform Judaism which accounts for about 95% of Jewish congregations allows for same sex marriage and LGBTQ rabbis. So no, this guy, as an adult, sought out a church that was known for it’s bigotry.
Not buying the “He’s just a great guy” excuse.
DarkZephyr
@Cam, I suppose if you reduce your outlook to just the USA, Episcopalianism may seem like a “huge” denomination, its the 14th largest in America. I mean, its a breakaway sect of the Church of England and currently when you look at the greater world-wide Anglican Communion that its a part of, they’re currently still fighting among themselves over LGBT rights and inclusion. But I certainly acknowledge Episcopalianism for their current pro-LGBT attitudes.
But let me then ask you. How do you think that came about? Do you think that perhaps until they came to any official consensus that its possible there were pro-gay Christians within that sect while it was still anti-Gay? Should those individuals, some of whom would eventually go on to help shape the current face of Episcopalianism have been at the time, seen as homophobes because of the religion they were affiliated with? Or Evangelical Lutheranism, which didn’t become pro-gay til 1991? Prior to that were the non-anti-Gay Evangelical Lutherans still really anti-gay?
Yes, there are certainly various sects of denominations like Lutheranism that are pro-LGBT, there are even Independent Latin Rite Catholic Sects that are. FANtastic. I *still* don’t see us going after the others the way we are going after Chris Pratt.
Cam
@DarkZephyr
It’s cute how you try to minimize the numbers. When again, in Lost Angeles there are huge numbers of LGBTQ friendly churches, and Pratt joined this church as an adult, AFTER he was already working in Hollywood.
In other words, he sought out and joined a bigoted group as an adult. He wasn’t born into it. At what age do YOU think people should be held responsible for their own behavior?
[email protected]
The Bible is chock full of text that hurts people. Men claiming to follow Torah murdered Jesus Christ. I’m more than tired of this religio-babble in God’s Name. Please knock it off.
tjack47
It’s our world. I think it’s more upsetting to have a Vice President who supports gay conversion therapy. Because he’s a VP, I’d save my ire for him. My opinion only. I’d save my ire for POTUS. Alito, pubic hair Thomas and now ACB may take away civil rights finally afforded us. The right for women’s health, to choose. They don’t thrill me, his views. It’s prioritizing, triaging to me. I believe his friends say what they know him to be. Yes, they are straight, an assumption btw, but they are all allies. They would know better than me.
jpoppinga
I’m amazed how people can belong to a church and yet not know the basic tenets of that church. He should know that people are known by the company they keep. You can’t worship a God of love by attending a church based on hate.
DuMaurier
So to boil this down, Chris Pratt belongs to a church whose positions on LGBTQ issues more or less align with Biden’s church.
Cam
Biden was born into his church, and has publicly make pro-LGBTQ statements, and pushed for same sex marriage while he was VP.
Pratt, sought out and joined an anti-LGBTQ organization as an adult and hasn’t made any statements.
Oh, and in case you just missed it, the Pope just came out and made a statement supporting civil unions. So no, Pratt’s church, that he joined as an adult, is far more bigoted, and Biden’s, that he was born into.
JPB
He may be a ‘great guy’, but I would question his sanity.
PoetDaddy
Well, I’ll be boycotting Chris Pratt until I see some real evidence that he is NOT homophobic. Being a member of a homophobic church is evidence that he IS homophobic. And I don’t care HOW many straight men say he isn’t homophobic. What colossal nerve!
rehmarin
He is now worried about box office revenue, and should be his church has some strong hate directed at us gays he can easily be forgotten and become another scott baio.
TxCudlr
Who?????? (???)
RandomGuy
I figured he was a bag of shit when Amy Poehler implied in an interview he was a jerk and then him cheating on his wife with Hollywood’s former it skank Jennifer Lawrence proved it and all this just confirms he’s an even lower form of creep.
wooly101
So much bashing because this guy belongs to a church. Don’t care for them myself but the guy has a right to live his life the way he wants to.
TxCudlr
wooly101: if ur going to spew rubbish over something that YOU obviously don’t know what ur talking about, i suggest YOU get ur facts straight, FIRST!!!!!!!!!!! Chris is NOT hated because he goes to church; he is hated because he’s a homophobe, he believes n conversion therapy, & he goes to a homophobic, hateful, judgmentalist church. OBVIOUSLY, YOU r just as bad as Chris since u don’t appear to have the intelligence to know the difference.
Cam
It’s cute when the trolls come in and try the “Gee, I just don’t understand” tactic.
He joined an anti-LGBTQ hate group as an adult. They spew hate, everybody else is playing defense, and we do not have to spend our money to enrich a guy who is helping financially support their hate.
TxCudlr
YEAH………”he’s a really great, great guy down deep”…..IF UR STRAIGHT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Where r any gay people, male or female, coming out to defend this GREAT, GREAT GUY DOWN DEEP???????????
I DID like Robert Downy, Jr……..till now. Ruffalo…..i never did think that he was all that great of an actor anyway; so NO great loss there!!!!!!!!!!! The nerve & gall that we the viewers, ur supporters, ur “fans” r being called “HATEFUL & BULLIES!!!!!!!!!!!!!
CHRIS……..”U” brought ALL OF THIS DOWN ON URSELF!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! NOBODY ELSE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! NOT US!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
dre23222
He is a straight cornball. Since he lost the weight, he thinks he so macho and manly. For joining that church and being homophobic he is just a jerk. Just go away.
hotdogla
He wears so much make up and spray on hair color.
jkb
People whining about how they’re friends and should defend him need to explain why Brie, Soldana, and Mackie don’t qualify as friends to protect.
Spidey137
When Mark Ruffalo, one of the nicest guys in Hollywood, defends someone, I’m inclined to believe him. However, spouting religious rhetoric is tricky. Hopefully, he lives the Golden Rule and the whole judging part of the Bible.
However, since this is a deliciously bitchy website (I love reading comments), he is easily, no contest, the worst Chris is the MCU.
Terrycloth
You cant preach equality , kindness and acceptance when his religion and his church are very homophobic
Josh447
From The Washington Post:
Pratt is a member of the Zoe Church in Los Angeles, which is associated with Hillsong, a popular megachurch for celebrities. The Hillsong founder wrote a blog post in 2015 that stated, “Hillsong Church welcomes ALL people but does not affirm all lifestyles. Put clearly, we do not affirm a gay lifestyle,” while Zoe Church’s pastor executive produced a film that reportedly categorizes “same-sex attraction” as “sexual brokenness.”
BOOM
Josh447
From The Washington Post Oct 21, 2020