Hollywood star Kurt Russell recently came out and said that gun control would not deter terrorists from acting on their crazed ambitions.

Russell is 100% correct, and even told the liberals on The Viewhow he felt about gun rights.

Here’s Kurt admitting that he’s not a Republican, but…

From TPNN:

“I wasn’t a Republican, I was worse: I was a hardcore libertarian,” he said to the Daily Beast’s Marlow Stern.

The actor famed for roles such as “Snake Plissken” in the 1981 cult classic “Escape From New York,” and even a guest stint on a Man From UNCLE episode way back in 1964, said that he came to his libertarian ideals at a young age when he realized he couldn’t “buy into a political culture” in Tinsel Town.

He went on to say that our founding fathers were “pretty radical guys, and damn smart” with “great ideas” and he found the liberal ideology too divergent from their original ideals.

“I believe in limited Constitutional government, free market capitalism, reach for the brass ring,” Russell avowed. “There’s this place where you can go do that and don’t step on anybody’s toes and still try to reach for the brass ring.”

He also said he appreciated attending a recent Cato Institute gathering because it was “a place where I can have a conversation and not be laughed at or smirked at” as usually happens at Hollywood get-togethers. He also noted pointedly that he is “politically persona non grata” in Hollyweird.

Aside from Clint Eastwood and Tim Allen, name five other actors who are Libertarian or conservative.

I’ll wait.

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Come up with more than three?

Pretty hard to do.

Progressives have a chokehold on liberalism in Hollywood, and what’s worse is that they pass their beliefs onto child actors who wind up thinking what they’ve been indoctrinated with is correct.

I’m glad Snake Plissken is not one of the sheep.