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**AnIInWon** · 06-15-2010, 01:57 AM

Think you can add the Arkansas floods to the list. I just can't see Sean Penn rubbing elbows with the Hillbillies in Arkansas either.

Now, you know if the Gulf oil spill happened under Bush the Bush/Cheney "Big Oil" connections would be all over the news and they would be ripped a new one over the spill. Particularily if they were as inept in handling it as Obama is, which is not possible.

You would see Angelina Jolie scrubbing a pelican in dish soap and balling her eyes out over how Bush just doesn't care about the animals. Kanye West would go on another tirade about how Bush doesn't care about black people. George Clooney would land on a beach in his helicopter and pick up a few tar balls for a photo op then rub his beard and curse at Bush and the mess he caused.

What is Hollywood doing now? *Chirp* There's no Bush to bash and they don't want to make their guy look any worse than he is.

http://bighollywood.breitbart.com/bi...hville-floods/

DAY 43: Hollywood Ignores Gulf Oil Spill & Nashville Floods

by Big Hollywood

If there’s anything Hollywood does well and deserves credit for, it’s raising money for victims of natural disasters. For some reason, though, the flood that Nashville is still digging out from under – the flood that killed eleven people — has been almost completely ignored by Hollywood.

Same with the Gulf Oil Spill.

When you look at Hollywood’s recent history in rallying for this kind of thing, you’re left to ask why? Where are the telethons and public pleas for humanitarian assistance? Is it that the Nashville “rubes” don’t rate? Is it that calling any attention to the ongoing catastrophe in the Gulf can only hurt Their One? What else could it be?

Nashville stars came out for Nashville and good on them, and so did David Spade. But where was/is the big star-studded nationally televised gala?

And in the Gulf, with the exception of Kevin Costner, all we’ve seen thus far from Hollywood are shockingly shameless A-listers covering for Obama and behaving in ways little better than price-gougers as they cravenly exploit this environmental and economic catastrophe to push their own political agendas. (more)

06-15-2010, 01:57 AM	#1
AnIInWon Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 556 Senior Member	Hollywood ignores Gulf oil spill, Nashville floods Think you can add the Arkansas floods to the list. I just can't see Sean Penn rubbing elbows with the Hillbillies in Arkansas either. Now, you know if the Gulf oil spill happened under Bush the Bush/Cheney "Big Oil" connections would be all over the news and they would be ripped a new one over the spill. Particularily if they were as inept in handling it as Obama is, which is not possible. You would see Angelina Jolie scrubbing a pelican in dish soap and balling her eyes out over how Bush just doesn't care about the animals. Kanye West would go on another tirade about how Bush doesn't care about black people. George Clooney would land on a beach in his helicopter and pick up a few tar balls for a photo op then rub his beard and curse at Bush and the mess he caused. What is Hollywood doing now? Chirp There's no Bush to bash and they don't want to make their guy look any worse than he is. http://bighollywood.breitbart.com/bi...hville-floods/ DAY 43: Hollywood Ignores Gulf Oil Spill & Nashville Floods by Big Hollywood If there’s anything Hollywood does well and deserves credit for, it’s raising money for victims of natural disasters. For some reason, though, the flood that Nashville is still digging out from under – the flood that killed eleven people — has been almost completely ignored by Hollywood. Same with the Gulf Oil Spill. When you look at Hollywood’s recent history in rallying for this kind of thing, you’re left to ask why? Where are the telethons and public pleas for humanitarian assistance? Is it that the Nashville “rubes” don’t rate? Is it that calling any attention to the ongoing catastrophe in the Gulf can only hurt Their One? What else could it be? Nashville stars came out for Nashville and good on them, and so did David Spade. But where was/is the big star-studded nationally televised gala? And in the Gulf, with the exception of Kevin Costner, all we’ve seen thus far from Hollywood are shockingly shameless A-listers covering for Obama and behaving in ways little better than price-gougers as they cravenly exploit this environmental and economic catastrophe to push their own political agendas. (more)
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