Star Wars actor Mark Hamill took a dig at Trump family when Ivanka Trump shared a family photo with her husband Jared Kushner and their kids, in which their son Theodore was seen wearing a stormtrooper costume.
She captioned the photo, ”The Force is strong in my family.”
Mark decided to correct her and targeted the family tweeting, ”You misspelled “Fraud.” #GoForceYourself.”
The star wars’ actor received accolades from Trump haters and many cheered for Mark on Twitter.
”Mommy, why does Luke Skywalker hate us? Because we are terrible, terrible people, son,” mocked Democratic strategist Adam Parkhomenko.
”The farce is strong in this family,” biographer Brian Jay Jones added on.
Producer Kim Sherrell praised Hamill writing, “Well played, sir,” and added a few hashtags ‘’#GoForceYourself #IvankaTrump #Fraud #TrumpCrimeFamily #GFY.”
However, others were not impressed with Mark’s remark and criticized the real-life Luke Skywalker for supposedly attacking young children.
”You sure owned those kids, Mark,” said popular political Twitter account Neontaster, “Good one.”
”Dude, don’t get mad at kids for liking Star Wars,” said Andrew Follett, a research analyst at The Club for Growth.
”It’s a child in a Star Wars costume, Mark,” former MTV reality star Chet Cannon reminded Mr. Hamill.
”Come on man,” Human Events’ Ian Miles Cheong wrote.
”Attacking young Star Wars fans is a di*k move,” another wrote.
Mark’s hatred for Donald Trump has always been in talks as has said that Trump is worse than fictional Star Wars villain Darth Vader.
”Listen, I really get upset then when people compare Trump or even Dick Cheney to Darth Vader … ’cause Darth Vader repented. He saw the error of his ways. I don’t see either one of them doing that,” Hamill told the Post.
Back in March, Mark made headlines for his hatred for Republicans as he took a shot a Sen. Mike Lee (R-UT) for daring to use Star Wars imagery to fight freshman Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s radical Climate Change proposal dubbed the “Green New Deal.”
”I was foolish to think this was photoshopped. Had I recognized that this guy was a Republican, I would have instantly realized this was his argument against Global Warming. #CongressSmellsBadOnTheInside,” Hamill posted to Twitter, captioning a photo of Sen. Lee using the Star Wars imagery.
[rumble video_id=v58b6v domain_id=u7nb2]