Actress Natasha Lyon revealed her comments Recent Posts on X After saying that a 12-year-old should be able to get an abortion.
“When I know that it really tears me, like a 12-year-old girl who can't think of her kids or get an abortion or something,” Saturday in Santa Monica, California. award.
In a Sunday X post, Lyon said that her remarks about the 12-year-old abortion “doesn't speak for me, I've accepted you.”
“To be clear: I've seen in many states, if a young girl is now raped, even by family, she will have to go to prison longer than her will or assailant. He said he would be forced to take risks,” Lyon said.
“Yeah, I think it's the darkest way to destroy the life and autonomy of young women. There's too many unnecessary and violent rap shotguns happening in our most marginalized groups, and retaliation in their remarks. There's a total fear of Heck, I'm scared too.”
Lyon, known for his roles in “American Pie” and “Pokerface,” told a Hollywood reporter, “I hate violence.”
In a post on X, she also said she was afraid of “mob mentality.”
“But more than my personal fear of ridiculous laughs, I fear the unexempt joy of the mob mentality.
“I have a hard time finding words that articulate my heartbreak for the individual victims who are currently entangled in this dangerous, political play of power. Perhaps naive. In my view, I always imagined progress as an effort to work and empower and empower the goal of becoming a unified nation, working towards healing and understanding. To dismantle basic ethics and equality, You should be proud of us in protecting our most vulnerable ones. Next time we will be “Hot, Woke Takes!” and “Showbiz libtards!”
The 45-year-old actress said her remarks came from a place of personal experience.
“When I talk about as an abused child who lives a lot of life at Skid and Top, despite recent perceptions, I don't think I know how to stay silent, but being honest is increasingly dangerous. When caught off guard, it leads to a confused answer,” Lyon said.
“Maybe even a rambling, loose riffer like you isn't a big indication that free speech is really free.
In an interview with the Hollywood Reporter, Lyon said: I mean, because I'm actually pretty scary, depending on how strategic and effective all of this is. ”
“I think there's a real disconnect to every noise, like the human foundations of the trans, gay, black communities, and the individual who actually films personal hits.”
“This is America,” quoting childish Gambino Donald Glover, so we didn't know that, but it's always scary to see it in advance, and I don't know I'm sorry it's over,” Lyon said. Ta.
Fox News Digital contacted Lyonne's representative for comment but did not receive an immediate response.
