The Oscar winner Sean Penn appeals to the Oxford Union

The Oscar winner Sean Penn discussed the forest fires in Los Angeles when he spoke to the Oxford Union.

Mr. Penn, who spoke at Debating Society on January 20. After the fires that broke out in Los Angeles in Los Angeles on January 7, helped with aid measures.

He founded Core (Community organized aid measures) in response to the 2010 earthquakes in Haiti and TThe organization that has given help in natural disasters and while covid, Distributed money vouchers, N95 masks and hygiene kits for LA.

Oscar winner Sean Penn at Oxford Union (Image: Oxford Union) But the actor and director, who is best known for his roles in milk, mystic river and 21 grams, was ridiculed by the Daily Mail because he had compared a controversial comparison between the forest fires and the devastation caused by the atomic bomb.

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He told the Union: “Obviously, this fire and this fire storm are historical dimensions. It is very reminiscent of Hiroshima.”

Mr. Penn was previously confronted with a counter reaction after controversy the fires in the Middle East, which was caused by the conflict between Israel and Hamas.

He fought to describe the burned buildings and charred soil in an emotional interview with CNN, and said: “This was a bit of a scenario for the worst case of everyone in the region.

“It is, so to speak, you know, it’s Gaza West up there.”