Celebrities are coming out in droves to condemn anti-lockdown protests around Australia.
Jack Vidgen, Abbie Chatfield, Venus Behbahani-Clark and more took to social media to blast those who took to the streets and broke out in violent scuffles in a variety of Australian cities on Saturday.
Posting a photo of one protest, Abbie Chatfield wrote, 'If you went to this you are a dumb motherf**ker without any empathy or common sense.'
Pushing back against Covidiots: Celebrities are coming out in droves to condemn anti-lockdown protests around Australia
'I hope you live the rest of your life with popcorn stuck between your teeth,' continued the Bachelor star.
And singer Jack Vidgen was just as scathing, writing, 'You're foolish and embarrassing,' of those taking part in the Sydney anti-lockdown rally.
Responding to the now viral image of one coward 'punching' a police horse, radiographer and reality star Brittany Hockley seethed, 'This is absolutely disgusting'.
Fighting nonsense with logic: Abbie Chatfield (pictured), Jack Vidgen, Venus Behbahani-Clark and more took to social media to blast those who took to the streets and broke out in violent scuffles in a variety of Australian cities on Saturday
Speaking his mind: Singer Jack Vidgen was just as scathing, writing, 'You're foolish and embarrassing,' of those taking part in the Sydney anti-lockdown rally
Enraged: Jack Vidgen didn't mince words in his response to the demonstrations
'Wow, what a big, strong brave man you are,' she added, sarcastically.
Meanwhile Real Housewives of Melbourne star Venus Behbahani-Clark shared an image of a NSW police officer covered in ink following the violent clashes.
She wrote, 'This is so embarrassing Sydney... Wake up'.
Sad: Real Housewives of Melbourne star Venus Behbahani-Clark shared an image of a NSW police officer covered in ink following the violent clashes
Not staying silent: Venus (pictured) wrote, 'This is so embarrassing Sydney... Wake up'
Disgusted: Responding to the now viral image of one coward 'punching' a police horse, radiographer and reality star Brittany Hockley seethed, 'This is absolutely disgusting'
The Real Housewives of Melbourne star added, 'You won't be parading when you're sick in hospital'.
The thousands of anti-vaxxer protesters who took to the streets of cities across Australia to protest against lockdowns and the coronavirus vaccine rollout will be the most likely to die if their mass demonstrations trigger a Covid-19 superspreader event, a Nobel Prize-winning doctor has warned.
Mass demonstrations were held in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane on Saturday to protest the latest cycle of lockdowns which have subjected 14million
