Samuel L. Jackson's Expletive-Laden Obama Ad: "Wake the F**k Up!" (Uncensored Video)

By I-Hsien Sherwood

Sep 28, 2012 11:06 AM EDT

Samuel L. Jackson is using his famous vocabulary to warn voters against complacency in this year's presidential election.

In a new video, Jackson yells at a family of former Obama stalwarts, telling them to "Wake the f**k up!" if they think this election doesn't matter.

As if narrating a nursery rhyme bedtime story, Jackson tells of a young girl who laments the possibility of a Romney presidency. "Little Susie is too worried to sleep. She can't figure out why her family's so passive. It's like they can't figure out Romney and his veep will remake the country in ways that are drastic."

Her sleepy parents admit they're just not energized this election cycle, until Jackson appears in their living room. "Sorry, my friend, but there's no time to snore, and out of touch millionaires just declared war--on schools, the environment, unions, fair pay," he insists. "We're all on our own if Romney has his way. And he's against safety nets; if you fall, tough luck. So I strongly suggest that you wake the f**k up!"

Little Susie runs from room to room like a diminutive Paul Revere, rallying her family to arms (or phone banks) in her righteous cause.

The next stop is her older brother, who claims "All politicians are the same." Then big sister and her friend get an earful.

Finally, Susie's grandparents, getting frisky (perhaps on government-funded Viagra?) are treated to a warning about the Romney/Ryan plan for Medicare.

Finally, Susie herself, all of 9 years old, hops on the expletive-laden bandwagon, screaming out the window to her entire neighborhood.

The ad is produced and paid for by the Jewish Council for Education and Research, and is not affiliated with any candidate or political party.

It plays off a previous comedic reading Jackson did of the humorous children's book "Go the F**k To Sleep," as well as a long list of movie characters he has played who enjoy colorful language.

The uncensored video is below, or check out the safe-for-work version.