[I want the USA back]

He did the right thing. But now he will never get anothe job in the entertainment/media complex.

[GeronL]

He wasn’t wrong but not quitting makes him a hypocrite

[EEGator]

If he doesn’t like the show, he should just leave. The show is crude, but it’s been crude the whole time. He has apologized already. He didn’t seem to mind becoming rich from the show. Personally I think the show has run it’s course.

[lesko]

Never seen the show, never will. Much better things to do.

[onyx]

I’ve never watched the show.
Must be truly lousy for the actor in it to slam it....LOL.

[NotSoFreeStater]

I used to watch the show when Charlie Sheen was on and found it crude but funny. Now I find it crude and boring.

[Roccus]

Reminiscent of Gregory Peck and the film, “MacArthur” which was backed by the Moonies. At the time the Moonies were quite controversial and when questioned about his taking the leading role, Peck replied in effect....I needed the work, YOU don’t HAVE to go see it.

[freekitty]

No, unless it’s a PR move

[isthisnickcool]

It is a free country. He can say whatever he chooses to and what happens next us his to deal with as he likes.

[count-your-change]

The young Angus lad is right. We need some uplifting and family oriented entertainment, something like....well, something like Killer Karaoke! (P.S. bring airline sick bag)

[LearsFool]

But as an actor on the program, was Jones wrong for speaking out against it?

Yeah, like a drunk lifting his head from the gutter to say, "Young man, don't let this happen to you!"

The entire setting of the show - two men raising a boy - is a tactic to desensitize us to fag adoption. If that's not obvious, we're dumber than we look.