Using them mainly as examples since they are the most recent ones in the media for their racial slurs and the big scenes they've made. My question is, does going on a show like David Letterman's and apologizing make it ok?
They say in both cases that they don't know where it came from and that they are humanists at heart, but I feel there had to something there before it all. I mean I've never seen someone who was kind, open and tolerant become Anti-semetic or start throwing around the N word when they were drunk and/or angry.
I think a lot of people have some really nasty deep-down feelings about their fellow humans. The thing about stars is that they have a lot more opportunities to get caught voicing them. Makes you wonder about all the people we DON'T hear about who feel that way...
Michael Richards & Mel Gibson
Posted - November 29 2006 : 02:45:36 AM
