[Slings and Arrows]

Before ever reaching Penn's Q&A with the cartel chief-cum-international fugitive, one must endure 9,000 words - yes, Nine Thousand - of Penn's sanctimonious, self-indulgent, violently purple, and generally grammatically dubious prose

I think we've already established that Rolling Stone doesn't have any editors.

[Berlin_Freeper]

Sean Penned

[pepsionice]

There was a time, maybe prior to the mid-1980s....where Rolling Stone was an actual magazine with content. But that was three decades ago, and I doubt if they turn any profit these days at all. If you went to a hundred college students....probably less than three read it today.

[Vaquero]

If Stupidity Were a Crime, Sean Penn Would Be the Fugitive....

...But quickly captured BECAUSE of his stupidity

[Guenevere]

It’s not stupidity

It’s Penn’s innate, inbred core of hate and discuss for America.

Any other person do this, and they would be in jail.
Or should I just go with my inner schadenfreude

[HiTech RedNeck]

Maybe Penn insisted that, in exchange for this story, they wouldn’t change a word.

There’s nothing wrong with moral statements — certainly we all have evils that need to be addressed — but without a credible reference point they can only be fatuity. I’d be asking, not about petty stuff like Penn does, but why America gives such a market to these cartels.