[John Lenin]

You may not have criticized the movie but what about the Jews who did criticize him ? And I'll bet they did more than just criticze. It's not like he walked into a synagog and shot 6 people, killing one.

He apologized and offered to work with the community, if you can't forgive him, it's you that has the hatred problem.

[Stone Mountain]

You may not have criticized the movie but what about the Jews who did criticize him ? And I'll bet they did more than just criticze. It's not like he walked into a synagog and shot 6 people, killing one.

The Jews? You mean some Jews? Once again, I'll point out most didn't care. And it wasn't only Jews complaining about the movie.

But here's the point one more time. Just because some Jewish people complained about the Passion is not any kind of justification or even a good reason to make anti-semitic remarks about all Jews. It seems that both you and Gibson have trouble realizing that jews don't act or think as a monolith.

I'll bet they did more than just criticze.

What do you mean?

[Stone Mountain]

He apologized and offered to work with the community, if you can't forgive him, it's you that has the hatred problem.

Talk is cheap. Anyone can issue an apology. Clinton apologized. I'll forgive him if he follows through with the actions he said he would take. Until then, I'll criticize him like I would criticize anyone else busted doing what he was doing.

[Stone Mountain]

He apologized and offered to work with the community, if you can't forgive him, it's you that has the hatred problem.

So I guess you forgive Clinton...

Friday December 11, 1998

What I want the American people to know, what I want the Congress to know is that I am profoundly sorry for all I have done wrong in words and deeds. I never should have misled the country, the Congress, my friends or my family. Quite simply, I gave into my shame.[...]Meanwhile, I will continue to do all I can to reclaim the trust of the American people and to serve them well.