Monroe
Posted on 09/25/2006 11:17:05 AM PDT by SirLinksalot
ignorant prick
yawn
I think this civilization is in decline, but not for the reasons Mel cites.
The sacrifice of innocent human being began in 1972, with Roe v. Wade.
A society that even cares what actors think on policy matters is in decline.
Substance abuse by people who are supposed to be responsible causes a civilizational decline.
His long-term anti-Americanism carries the day, I see.
"What's human sacrifice if not sending guys off to Iraq for no reason?"
This flick's going nowhere, IMO.
Mel's pretty smart in some ways but he's a total idiot in others. The death of our civilization isn't going to be because of something the Jews do or because of George Bush sending soldiers to Iraq. If it happens, it's going to be one of two things--probably both of them combined--the enemy within and Muslim nuts. Mr. Gibson needs to pull his head out and see what's going on in the world.
I like Mel but I'm not espousing the decline of western civilization based on what is going on in bars and highways of Malibu.
Mel you may have another excellent movie on your hands but the history of Iraq isn't over and you may live long enough to eat those words.
In line with Mel's earlier pronouncements.
Looks like this movie is his apology to the Hollywood Liberal Masters for doing "The Passion."
Mel's PR agent, is on crack.
Now I see that Mr. Gibson, too, is suffering from the "I'm smart because I'm famous" disease.
Gee. I wonder what Mr. Gibson thinks about the Monroe Doctrine?
I see - - Mel is pandering to the scumbag left in order to atone for his drunken rant.
Yeah, that'll help him.
Oh, man! He's hopeless!
I wish he would stop drinking.
Mel, see if I invite you over for beers.
This must be a pathetic attempt at getting himself back into Hollywood's good graces. It sure isn't anything resembling individual thought.
Monroe
I never understood the ga-ga attitude toward Mel Gibson. He has always been anti-war and has never hidden it.
That being said, he is pro-life and is a christian.
I am still just as grateful to him for "The Passion". But he certainly has always had his liberal side.
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