Once again, I missed the Oscars. Drat. What a shame...I guess. If I had, I could have listened to Sean Penn lecture about "a culture of ignorance ... that breeds this kind of hateful expression..." And, no, he wasn't talking about his short-lived marriage to "Madonna" or his angry attacks on paparazzi. Meanwhile, it appears that some Christians are working feverishly to embrace the beliefs and exhortations of Penn and Pals. No word if a movie about the ongoing capitulation is in the works. If so, I suggest they consider titling it either "Casualties of War" or "We're No Angels"...
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If it had been Lent, I might have watched the Oscars as form of penance.
I don't (never have) give much thought to "commie homo-loving sons of guns . . . ". I bet that Irish (wannabe) movie star doesn't give much thought to me or my family's "challenges."
Right now my "concern" is over the imbeciles that voted for abortion and the inexperienced socialist Kenyan that is precipitously destroying the economy and running our way of life off a cliff.
Posted by: T. Shaw | Tuesday, February 24, 2009 at 10:14 AM