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Stevie Wonder: "I'm heartbroken and overwhelmed. Dangerous Trump encourages violent rebellion"

Many American artists and creators reacted in shock to the violent riots of outgoing President Donald Trump's supporters last night.

Stevie Wonder: "I am amazed that this narcissistic and dangerous president is putting his life in danger. Fink:" Hypocrisy, shame, embarrassment.

This is a sad day for America "

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Thursday, 07 January 2021, 10:59

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In video: Riots in Washington after Trump supporters broke into Congress building (Photo: Reuters)

Many artists and creators reacted in shock to the violent riots of outgoing President Donald Trump's supporters last night.

Four people were killed in unprecedented clashes in Washington, and police arrested over fifty suspects.

Overnight, forces of the National Guard, FBI agents and the Secret Service were deployed in Washington.

The onslaught of enthusiastic crowds on Congress has been the most severe attack on the symbol of American democracy for more than 200 years.

"It's time for state leaders to implement the 25th Amendment (to the US Constitution). Isn't that obvious?" Musician Stevie Wonder wrote on Twitter.

"This day has saddened me, and I do not believe what is happening in my country, a country that has inspired my songs of hope and love. I am heartbroken and amazed that this narcissistic and dangerous president is endangering life and encouraging a violent revolt against our government. This man is no longer able to serve as president. "Can he accept his defeat? Can we afford another two weeks? I say no!"

Director Michael Moore wrote: "A mob of traitors stormed the Capitol building - broke through the police and are now inside near the Senate doors. The police are in shock. One was hit and taken away. Where is the National Guard? Where are the rubber bullets? Why didn't that mob stop?".

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Stevie Wonder (Photo: Imagebank Ian Gavan, GettyImages) (Photo: GettyImages)

Singer Fink wrote on Twitter: "As a United States citizen, and daughter and sister of military veterans, I am ashamed of what is happening in Washington. Hypocrisy, shame, embarrassment. This is a sad day for America."

Singer and actress Selena Gomez tagged in her tweet Google CEO Sundar Pichai, Facebook VP Cheryl Sandberg, YouTube CEO Susan Weitzicki and other network-related figures, writing: "Today is the result of allowing people with hatred in their hearts to use On platforms that are supposed to be used to bring people together and build a community.

"Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Google, Mark Zuckerberg, Cheryl Kara Sandberg, Jack Dorsey, Sundar Pichai, Susan Weitzitsky - you all failed the American people today, and I hope you fix things later."

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Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Google, Mark Zuckerberg - you all failed the American people today. "Selena Gomez (Photo: Imagebank GettyImages) (Photo: GettyImages)

Actress Debra Messing shared a video showing protesters using violence against police, writing: "Why don't the police arrest them? If they were black they would have been shot."

Actor Mark Raffaello wrote: "Imagine it was our side. There were rivers of our blood in the streets and none of us were armed. It was allowed."

"Why are people surprised this is happening?", Tweeted actress Alyssa Milano, "We tell you for months that he incited violence."

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