liberal filmmaker michael moore He broke his silence on the 2024 elections on Wednesday, attacking Americans as “not a good people” for electing Donald Trump to a second term by a wide margin.

In response, the progressive director and activist offered complete confidence before the election, predicting that Trump would be the “toast” against Vice President Kamala Harris.

“If you stop and think about it, we have found a lot of vagabonds in our history,” he wrote. MichaelMoore.com. “Like the genocide of 20 million Native Americans. Or the enslavement of 12 million kidnapped Africans. Or like us invading Vietnam and killing 4 million Asians for no reason. We are not a good people.”

After saying America has “a long list of bad actions that lead us directly to last week,” he mocked his citizens for “electing a 34-time convicted felon, a fascist, and a civilly charged and convicted sexual abuser over us.” “The 47th president of the United States.”

LIBERAL FILMMAKER MICHAEL MOORE CONFIDENTLY ANNOUNCES THAT TRUMP IS ‘KASTE’

Liberal filmmaker Michael Moore broke his silence on the 2024 elections on Wednesday, attacking Americans as “not good people” for reinstating Donald Trump as president. (Getty Images)

Moore’s current thoughts about Americans are a stark contrast to what he said before the election.

On November 3, two days before the election, he appeared on MSNBC and cheered on his fellow citizens: “The majority of Americans don’t want this divisiveness, they don’t want the threat of violence. It’s okay to disagree with each other, but that’s where it ends.”

Depicting Americans as a largely laid-back bunch, the filmmaker continued: “We go out to vote, no matter who wins. Half the time I was very happy with who won, the other half I wasn’t so happy. And we go on with our lives.”

He confidently predicted on MSNBC Trump’s supporters said Trump was “in the glass”, adding: “I think they’re going to be very surprised by what happens on Tuesday – I’m talking about the Trump people and the MAGA nation.”

“I feel like Trump is absolutely toast, just like I felt like a few weeks ago. I feel it even more now.”

“Democrats, they’re a very scared bunch of people,” he quipped to a CNN host in October, adding, “So they still think Trump is going to win.”

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Before the presidential election, Moore confidently called Trump “the goblet.” (Photo: Santiago Felipe/Getty Images)

But in his post-election review on MichaelMoore.com, the director He scolded Democrats and the Harris campaign: “History might be kinder to us next time the working class doesn’t have to watch our candidate campaign with Wall Street billionaires. Or celebrate his campaign being endorsed by war criminals.”

Moore concluded with a call for kindness: “The first step in countering Trump’s crusade of cruelty, hatred, bigotry, misogyny, ignorance and fear is for each of us to be kind in our daily lives.”

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The director also asked his supporters to “forgive someone”. Without naming names, he added: “Just because you know you have to do it. Because it’s been so long. Because it’s the right thing to do.”