As Sharon Stone reflected on Donald Trump’s election victory over the weekend, she had harsh words for her fellow Americans.

Stone, a 66-year-old Pennsylvania native, called “80 percent” of Americans “uneducated” because they don’t have passports – a figure that varies by about 40 percent – and said the country is in its “ignorance.” , arrogant youth.”

“We’ve never seen this before in our country,” Stone said of fascism. “So Americans who don’t travel, who 80 percent don’t have passports, who are uneducated, are extraordinarily naive. I would say that the only way we can help with these problems is to help each other.”

The comments from the Basic instinct Star’s comments came after she was asked about violence against women during a press conference at the Turin Film Festival in Italy, where she was awarded the Stella della Mole Lifetime Achievement Award.

Stone made a veiled reference to Trump in her response, and some conservative influencers accused her of comparing the US president-elect to Benito Mussolini, the fascist former dictator of Italy

“You know, Italy experienced fascism,” Stone said. “Italy has seen these things. You understand what’s happening. You’ve seen this before (and we haven’t).”

Stone, who was nominated for an Oscar for her casino At his performance in 1995, he spoke about the importance of good men helping to protect women from those who abuse them.

“We can’t just say women should help women, because that’s the only way we’ve survived so far,” Stone said. “We need to say that good men need to help good men, and that those good men need to be very aware that many of their friends are not good men.”

“And we can’t keep pretending that your friends are good men when they aren’t good men,” she continued. “And you have to be very clear-headed and understand that your friends who are not good men are dangerous, violent men. And you have to keep them away from your daughters, your wives, your girlfriends, because this is the time when we can no longer look the other way, when bad men are bad.”

There are a staggering number of sexual assault allegations against Trump Cabinet members. Perhaps the candidate with the longest list of allegations was Matt Gaetz, who last week canceled his bid to be Trump’s attorney general because his sex scandals had “distracted” Trump’s transition team.

MAGA influencers picked up on Stone’s veiled comments about Trump on Tuesday.

Riley Gaines, who used her defiance of a transgender swimmer to turn her into a right-wing influencer, was among those who pounced on Stone.

“These out-of-touch Hollywood elitists calling American voters uneducated are hypocrisy in the highest degree,” Gaines, 24, said. “They lecture from their ivory towers, completely disconnected from the everyday realities that most Americans face.”

Stone has spoken out strongly against Trump in the past. This summer she said she was considering a move to Europe because of Trump’s growing popularity in the U.S. and his platform of “hate.”

“I have always been a very proud American and I love my country very much,” she said in July. deadline reported. “Of course I am deeply concerned about what is now happening in my country. This is one of the first times in my life that I have actually seen someone run for office on a platform of hate and oppression.”

“I want to believe that my country has all the qualities we have always stood for – independence, courage, dignity – and that all the other countries we have stood for will stand by us in this important time.” Stone added. But it seems she now believes Donald Trump’s re-election has proven her wrong.