After Helping Democrats Destroy Los Angeles, George Clooney Is Raising His Kids Elsewhere

Democrats love to lecture Americans, especially White Americans, about "privilege." What is privilege? Well, it's whatever the Democrats say it is.

It's why they can argue with a straight face that Vice President JD Vance, who grew up in abject poverty in Appalachia, worked his way through The Ohio State University and Yale Law School, and served in the Marine Corps, got where he is because of "White privilege."

They say the same thing about other Americans, too, who haven't been elected Vice President. This is meant to guilt-trip and shame Americans into complying with their woke intersectionalist ideologies.

At the same time, celebrities of all stripes are not privileged. And, depending on their identity, they're also oppressed and victims of racism/sexism/homophobia.

While doing all of that, they continually vote for Democrats who enact policies that turn our cities into nightmarish cesspools of crime, violence, poverty, and homelessness. But Democrats never have to live with the consequences of their actions, and the rich privileged ones are able to remove themselves from the cities they destroyed.

George Clooney has opened up about raising his children in rural France, saying it has given them "a much better life" than they would have had in Los Angeles.
Speaking with Esquire, the 64-year-old actor described how life on the family's French farm keeps his twins, Alexander and Ella Clooney, 8, grounded and away from Hollywood's spotlight.
"You know, we live on a farm in France. A good portion of my life growing up was on a farm, and as a kid, I hated the whole idea of it," Clooney said.
"But now, for them, it's like — they're not on their iPads, you know? They have dinner with grown-ups and have to take their dishes in."
"They have a much better life," he added.
Clooney said he and his wife, human rights lawyer Amal Clooney, made a point of raising their children outside the entertainment industry's culture.

Clooney was big in Democratic Party circles for years. He and the Democrats pushed the entertainment industry's culture on the rest of us. When we resisted, we were called bigots, racists, and homophobes.

Celebrities like Clooney were instrumental in not only getting President Biden nominated again, but then he was one of the people behind the push to oust Joe Biden and put Kamala Harris on the ballot.

Clooney is right that Los Angeles is no place to raise kids. It ranks above cities like San Diego and New York when it comes to violent crime, near the top in property crime, it's second only to Chicago in terms of sales taxes, and has a 16.5% poverty rate.

Everything that's wrong with Los Angeles can be traced back to the Democratic Party that Clooney loves so much. LA hasn't had a Republican mayor in a quarter of a century, after all. And now that the city is broken and burned almost beyond repair, Clooney skips off to his French farm to raise his children away from the mess he helped create.

So perhaps "White privilege" is real, and if you looked it up in the dictionary, you'd see Clooney's picture.