Jim Carrey slams Roger Stone with a cartoon warning children to not be like him: 'Choose Your Heroes Wisely'
Jim Carrey took to social media to express his thoughts on Roger Stone with a cartoon that acted as a warning for children to not become like him. In the cartoon, Carey wrote, “Hey Kids... Don’t Be Like ‘Roger The Artless Dodger." He further captioned the image as, "Choose Your Heroes Wisely!”
Many people were quick to comment on the post and thought that Carrey's work deserved to be noticed and made into a profitable business. "JIM! You should put your paintings on shirts and sell them. Start an online store. I think it could be big," one wrote.
Another echoed similar thoughts as the comment read, "Perfection Jim. You always hit the nail on the head." This cartoon comes after Stone was found guilty on seven charges for lying to Congressional investigators while they were looking into Russian interference in the 2016 election. Stone is set to be sentenced in February 2020.
This is not the first time that Carrey has targeted Stone. Previously, Carrey presented a portrait that requested Judge Amy Berman Jackson to throw Stone behind bars. The picture was made by Carrey after Stone was scolded by Jackson for not presenting legal documents in the court during the trial.
"5 strikes and Stone is still at-bat. Judge Jackson was right. This isn’t baseball. It's espionage. For God's sake, there are people in prison for the smoking pot! Your honor, with all due respect, LOCK HIM UP!!!" he captioned the image.
However, Stone is not the only person that has been a target for Carrey's cartoons. In the past, Carrey has often made political statements using his paintings. President Donald Trump has also been Carrey's target on several occasions.
Recently, Carrey took a dig at Trump on Veterans Day as he painted a picture of Trump in uniform with "born to bail" written on it. He captioned the picture as, "Hope you had a great Veterans’ Day! I pray in the future that our soldiers will have a real leader, not a coward or a lying thieving draft-dodging pirate with tiny man parts [ALLEGEDLY]! But hey, maybe next year - if justice prevails."