Here are Sean Penn's utterly incoherent "thoughts" on this year's Presidential election:
"I don't have a candidate I'm supporting and I'm certainly interested and excited by the hope that Barack Obama is inspiring," he said, but went on to accuse him of a “phenomenally inhuman and unconstitutional” voting record.
"I hope that he will understand, if he is the nominee, the degree of disillusionment that will happen if he doesn't become a greater man than he will ever be,” Penn said. “This is the most important election, certainly in my lifetime, and maybe ever.”
Pray tell Sean, what is it that you find inhuman and unconstitutional in Obama's voting record? You can't just level a ridiculous accusation like that without back up. Oh, and do please explain how Obama is supposed to ward off disillusionment if he doesn't become a greater man than he ever will be. . . This last part MIGHT make sense if he had said, a greater man than he ever can be, because that speaks to potential, will be speaks as a foregone conclusion.
This is a perfect example of why people hate Hollywood types getting involved in politics. Seriously, if he hadn't played Huey Long in "All the King's Men," I might never watch another movie of his again! SUPER DOUCHE!
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You really need to educate yourself on modern pop culture. Half the US population wouldn't have made it through high school without Jeff Spiccoli...and Phoebe Cates' boobs...and the "how to" with a carrot...Sean Penn helped a generation succeed...at being stoners. He's an icon. And he married Madonna. He must know what he is talking about.
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