
Image source: Photo by Rodin Eckenroth/WireImage (left); Twitter video screenshot

'Proud?!? Treating people like that is disgusting.'
Alyssa Milano had quite the holiday weekend.
The mostly activist/sometimes actress on Saturday posted a virtue-signaling tweet showing her crocheted face mask and encouraging others to post similar photos. But Milano got mocked into oblivion for it, given the relatively large holes in crocheted objects.
She then lashed out with rough language for her critics, calling them "a**holes" in one tweet and saying her mask "has a filter in it for f***'s sake" in another.
Then on Memorial Day, Milano hopped back on Twitter to seemingly praise a mob of shoppers who cursed out and drove off a woman from a supermarket for not wearing a mask.
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"Never been prouder of growing up in Staten Island," she wrote in reference to the viral video.
As you would expect, plenty of leftists support Milano's tireless activism on their behalf, and they showed it with comments in support for her tweet.
But others weren't charmed in the least:
Regarding the video in question, a number of customers began screaming demands at the maskless woman such as "Get the f*** out of here!" and pointing to the store's exit while others were heard hollering "get out!" and calling her a "dirty a** pig!" The woman reportedly left the store in keeping with her fellow customers' demands.
Democratic New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo last month ordered residents to cover their faces while in public.
A spokesperson for ShopRite — where the incident took place — told CBS News in a statement Monday that the incident occurred two weeks ago and that store management reported it to authorities. ShopRite added to the network that customers who notice others without face coverings should tell customer service instead of taking the matter into their own hands.
Milano — also a rabid #MeToo advocate against sexual assault — last month wrote about why she still supports Democrat Joe Biden for president despite sexual assault allegations against him, arguing "the world is gray" and in need of more "nuance." She got hammered as a hypocrite for her Biden defense, particularly because she believed oppositely when then-Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh — whom President Donald Trump nominated — was similarly accused.