The always idiotic Sean Penn, ya know- the actor who went to Hussein's Iraq and was used by Saddam for propaganda purposes...he's now comparing President Bush to Bin Laden, tho he says he's not political, and he doesn't support one cadidate over the other. Yeah, you're not political, and your movies are great, and I've seen them all. Uh huh.
Hollywood is full of idiots...so many it's mind boggling to me.
You have to wonder why such anti-American hatred spews out of Hollywood seemingly nonstop. How can one group of people be this out of touch with, not just Americans in general, but a little thing called reality?
I'd like to send Penn and the other Hollywood idiots on a boat trip...a sinking boat trip.
Posted by Josh at September 15, 2004 06:42 AM | TrackBack"How can one group of people be this out of touch with, not just Americans in general, but a little thing called reality? "
- Actually, Hollywood happens to be in touch with roughly 90% of the planet on the issue of the war in Iraq. Even the majority of the people whose governments signed on to be part of the "coalition of the willing" were against the war. You seem to have a looser grip on the reality of the situation than Sean Penn.
- May I ask why my last post was deleted? As I've said before, all you have to do is ask me to stop posting and I will. Aren't you mature enough to confront me on the issue instead of censoring me like some sort of blogging fascist?
Most of that 90% of the planet you refer to, lowdown, is guilty of more degradation and corruption than anything you'll ever encounter in the good ole US of A. They would rather appease a bunch of animals and look the other way when atrocities are committed than face the horror straight on. You think they love these Islamofascists? No, they don't, they'd rather America pay the price though for getting rid of them. Maybe your last post was deleted because the owner of the site didn't deem your reply worth posting. He owns the site, he can do what he damn well pleases with it.
Posted by: Christa at October 10, 2004 12:04 AM