A WNBA player called America “trash,” took aim at people of faith, and found herself in a social media spat with a senator last week after apparently becoming triggered by a pair of decisions issued by the Supreme Court.

The high court’s decisions last week ruling affirmative action in college admissions is unconstitutional and that a website designer could not be forced to make products that conflicted with her religious beliefs prompted rage from liberals on social media. Washington Mystics guard Natasha Cloud, who is averaging 11 points per game this season, joined the critics by condemning America.

“Our country is trash in so many ways and instead of using our resources to make it better we continue to oppress Marginalized groups that we have targeted since the beginning of times,” Cloud tweeted. “Black/brown communities& LGBTQ+ man we are too powerful to still be attacking issues separate.”

Our country is trash in so many ways and instead of using our resources to make it better we continue to oppress Marginalized groups that we have targeted since the beginning of times.

Black/brown communities& LGBTQ+ man we are too powerful to still be attacking issues separate

— Natasha Cloud (@T_Cloud4) June 30, 2023

Florida GOP senator Marco Rubio fired back, “America is a free country so she has the right to call it ‘trash.’ But at least tell us which countries you think are better. For example I bet she isn’t planning any trips to Russia this off-season.”

America is a free country so she has the right to call it “trash”

But at least tell us which countries you think are better

For example I bet she isn’t planning any trips to Russia this off-season https://t.co/C2VQRVVxVP

— Marco Rubio (@marcorubio) June 30, 2023

Cloud followed her initial tweet by referring to the “inhumane savagery” of Americans and Europeans:

We need to continue to lead with love and light. The inhumane savagery way is a very American/European ideology. We’re above that. But we do need to fight.

— Natasha Cloud (@T_Cloud4) June 30, 2023

When someone suggested “Feel free to leave any time,” Cloud responded, “I will be lolol gladly.”

I will be lolol gladly

— Natasha Cloud (@T_Cloud4) June 30, 2023

After writing, “Also I need y’all to come up with something better than move to Russia or china. 🤣💀 y’all s*** played out and tired,” Cloud continued with an attack on police:

“Less police murders, no mass incarceration based on race, adequate minimum wage, rights to my body as a woman, I MEAN I CAN KEEP GOING,” she wrote. “Cause these are things that America is capable of…and when I say trash this is what I’m referring to. We choose to allow politicians to line their pockets and spit false and hateful ideologies to pit us against each other. America is a business.”

Cause these are things that America is capable of…and when I say trash this is what I’m referring to. We choose to allow politicians to line their pockets and spit false and hateful ideologies to pit us against each other.

America is a business.

— Natasha Cloud (@T_Cloud4) July 1, 2023

She then took a swipe at religious Americans.

“Religion in this country is political, it’s weaponized, it’s hypocritical, it’s disappointing,” she wrote. “It’s not love. Because God is love. In the purest form. Take a good hard look at how y’all live your life in a constant state of hate and judgement. Hypocrisy at its finest.”

Actor Russell Crowe said he’s taken so many questions about the upcoming film “Gladiator 2” that producers should pay him.

Crowe took home the Academy Award for Best Actor for his performance in 2001’s “Gladiator” — but as he informed reporters at the Karlovy Vary Film Festival, the follow-up film does not include him.

“They should be f***ing paying me for the amount of questions I am asked about a film I am not even in,” the actor complained.

“It has nothing to do with me. In that world, I am dead. Six feet under. But I do admit to a certain tinge of jealousy, because it reminds me of when I was younger and what it meant for me, in my life,” he continued.

Crowe went on to say that, while he certainly did not have any specific information to share about the film, he had every reason to believe that director Ridley Scott would deliver another story worth watching.

“I don’t know anything about the cast, I don’t know anything about the plot. I am dead!” He said again, adding, “But I know that if Ridley has decided to do a second part of the story, over 20 years later, he must have had very strong reasons. I can’t think of this movie being anything other than spectacular.”

in addition to discussing his own recent work in films like “The Pope’s Exorcist,” Crowe weighed in on his own future in Hollywood as he approached his 60th birthday.

“You are standing in front of the mirror, and go: ‘Who the f*** is that?’ I am in that period now,” he said. “I will take Ridley Scott as my role model: he is still discovering new things in his work. Or I will just stop and you will never hear from me again. I haven’t decided what it’s going to be. These are two very valid choices.”