Mark Ruffalo criticizes Donald Trump and rejects the invasion of Venezuela: 'He's the worst human being'

The American actor Mark Ruffalo, known for his roles in "You Can Count On Me" and "Suddenly 30," harshly criticized the President of the United States, Donald Trump, at the Golden Globe Awards ceremony on Sunday night (11).

In a brief interview with reporters upon arriving at the event, Ruffalo condemned Washington's invasion of Venezuela, which he said caused a "war," and pointed out its illegality. He added that, for the U.S. president, international law does not matter, but rather "his own morality." 'If we're trusting the morality of this man to lead the most powerful country in the world, then we're all in serious trouble,' he remarked.

On top of that, the artist tagged Trump as a "convicted felon or a convicted rapist." "He's a pedophile. He's the worst human being," they accused, seemingly referencing the Epstein case.

Mark Ruffalo showed up at the ceremony rocking a pin that said "Be good," in support of Renee Nicole Goode, an activist who was taken out by U.S. immigration agents last week, as well as other "people in the U.S. who are currently terrified and scared," including himself. "This is no longer normal," he concluded.