I'm Thinking of Starting a Fund Raiser for Robert DeNiro

[Bailey Guns]

Poor Bobby... He's running into financial hardship and can't afford to maintain his lifestyle on $30M per month of income.

So, I'm thinking of some sort of fund raiser. Maybe not even a fund raiser... Maybe just a donation. He's gonna need a new home so I'm hoping some generous person out there has recently purchased a refrigerator or some other large appliance and might be willing to donate the box to the cause. And I'll be looking for help in getting him relocated under a suitable bridge.

[Coffee]


On second thought... DeNiro is a king-sized asshole. It wouldn't hurt my feelings at all if he lost everything he owns. Couldn't happen to a nicer guy. Douchebag...

https://www.foxnews.com/entertainment/robert-de-niro-coronavirus-caused-financial-strain

[StagLefty]

Awwwww !!!! Poor F*****g Bobby !!!!

[theGinsue]

If he had just stayed with acting I'd have no problem with him - I've always enjoyed his performances.

But, he just had to go and run his mouth and try to tell the rest of us how we're all idiots and how smart he is. "king-sized asshole" and "douchebag" are far too kind of labels for what he is.

Just because I have a kind heart, I might be willing to offer him a $10 garage sale pickup of a one-man pup tent he can use at a homeless camp along the creek.

[crays]

Do a little reserch and see how much his restaurant/hotel chain have received from the .gov...

https://www.dailywire.com/news/robert-de-niros-restaurant-chain-nobu-took-up-to-28-million-in-taxpayer-loans?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=benshapiro


Nobu, the international luxury chain of sushi restaurants and hotels, took up to $28 million in loans from the U.S. small business relief program as part of the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP), according to recently released government filings.

The chain, which includes 46 restaurants and 13 luxury hotels across the world, was co-founded by actor Robert De Niro, celebrity chef Nobuyuki “Nobu” Matsuhisa, and film producer Meir Teper. Nobu took 14 loans totaling as much as $27.7 million, CNBC reported. Because the Small Business Administration (SBA) provides only a range for loan sizes instead of precise dollar amounts, however, the Nobu group may have received as little as $11 million, CNBC said.

[TresMonos]

He doesn't believe that Black Wives Matter? Cancel DeNiro!

Maybe he's not interested in reparations to the Blackfoot people? Tear down all DeNiro statues!