Sarah Jessica Parker does not think that she needs to talk about policy on social networks in order to advance a message, sharing that the nuances are lost in the abbreviated platforms and, after all, “FDR was elected without”.
While speaking with Nicolle Wallace on the Podcast “The Best People” of MSNBC, the star “and just like that” explained her philosophy over her perceives on where and when she shares her political opinions, and why she largely avoids social media. This was summed up with the “generations” of elected officials who are very well to bring out their words without it.
“I often do not speak on social networks because I do not think it is a place that deserves a really complicated conversation. I am not interested in small rapid extracts when it is sometimes a conflict or even elections,” said Parker. “I was really so thoughtful about how I wanted to talk about the elections because I think it turns into a campaign distraction. This turns into fodder. It is misunderstood. You have no control over this. ”
She continued: “I think there are so many ways to work towards a more civilian society. Sometimes I will say when people say to themselves:” You have to speak on social networks “, I said to myself, the FDR has been elected without social networks. Many things happened, on the right and on the left, republicans and democrats for many years, many generations were elected without saying about it.”
Look at the complete Parker interview below:
The producer and actress continued by explaining that it is not because she is not politically active on her social networks. The alum “Sex and the City” said that it remained vocal “in the way I feel comfortable being vocal”. This means staying informed and knowing when not jumping on complex subjects, she thinks that “deserving much more thought, consideration, nuance”.
“I don’t want to hurt something that matters to me,” said Parker.
Look at the complete conversation between Wallace and Parker above.
