George Clooney has often publicly voiced his opposition to US foreign policy regarding Iraq. He has also stated that the United States in incapable of winning any war. Currently, he is lobbying for the US to take action in Dafur to stop genocide. I agree with the position that the US as the world's lone superpower should act against injustice where we find it, but in the case of Mr. Clooney and other of the same ilk, this sound like, don't take action unless it is somewhere I approve of. Is it hypocrisy to advocate liberating one country and it's people while speaking out against the same action regarding another?
2006-09-15
01:00:19
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Bryan
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mymadsky: Honestly, I don't care about his fame, or how he spends his money. I don't support his career because I don't like his views. So my money is not being used by Mr. Clooney. I support the right to have opinions, but I will not aid those who's opinions I don't agree with. Mr. Clooney is just one of several stars whose work I personally boycott. The question asked is debateable though, and I am sure some users will try.
2006-09-15
01:17:40 ·
update #1
wolschou: I completely support the right to have and express opinions. Freedom of speech is the foundation our system is built on.
2006-09-15
01:19:48 ·
update #2