[Sportcat]

Read on...

http://www.msnbc.com/news/990758.asp

[TarpleyG]

Maybe all these celebrity-types should stick to what they know and leave the rest up to the educated professionals. I bet there isn't a complete college degree in all those idiots combined and they're spouting off about who is, and isn't, stupid.

Go back to the dung heap you slithered out of!

GT

[NIGHTWATCH]

Excellent. :)

Im sending this out to everybody on my mail list. Freakin celebs make me sick. :fire: Its amazing to me how totally corrupt these people become as a result of their fame. :barf:

[Sean Smith]

Well, the fact that Americans give so much money and attention to a bunch of sub-literate drug addicts IS stupid. So the celebs are right, just not in the way they intended. :D

It is also pretty funny how, in saying how stupid Bush is, the celebrities themselves make laughable use of the English language. I mean, evil puppies? Come on, man, didn't you learn ANYTHING from English class on "21 Jump Street"? :p

Regardless of what you think of Bush, I think it is fair to say that dingbat celebrities do any anti-Bush cause more harm then good. They just give the other side too much ammo by being so shallow, self-absorbed and dim-witted themselves. It is like trying to put out a fire with gasoline... I'd pray every day for enemies like that. Rove probably peed himself in joy when he read that Martin Sheen called the U.S. "the land of lunatics."

Jane Fonda was in Canada this past April and said: “I don’t know if a country where the people are so ignorant of reality and of history, if you can call that a free world.”

True, insofar as the fact that Americans are "ignorant of reality and of history" has prevented her execution for treason. But isn't looking a gift horse in the mouth considered foolish? Nice syntax, by the way. ;)