Do you feel bad for sandra bullock?

[Johnny M]

Did you make a nazi salute that millions of people were able to see?

Millions of people weren't watching me, but if they were, I'd probably make it. Nothing brings me more pleasure than pissing off the ultra-sensitive PC types.

 

I'm curious, let's change they hypothetical, do you think you people would be more or less forgiving had he worn a KKK robe instead of a nazi hat and doing the nazi salute?

No idea. Who cares?

[Johnny M]

People can be truly strange. I once worked with a guy who collected Nazi memorabilia but only dated and got into relationships with visible minority women of different ethnicities, treating them really well. Just bizarre.

What's so strange about it?? It's pretty ignorant to assume that someone who collects Nazi memorabilia also admires the Nazi regime or Nazi ideology. People collect all sorts of things. My grandfather, who was Jewish and fought against the Nazis in the war, collected Nazi coins and WWII era German firearms.

[sally4sara]

So is it low intelligence or mental problems that leads to these poor decisions?

 

It doesn't clearly indicate either anymore than it indicates an optimistic nature and the want for trust in romance.

 

She chose, he sucked, now she has different choices to make.

 

The only think it clearly indicates is that she is human and not some omnipotent being or a robot that wouldn't try for a relationship at all.

 

In what way does the life and choices of Sandra Bullock benefit or hinder YOUR life? What would needing/wanting to think of her as dumb or crazy do for YOU?

Edited March 31, 2010 by sally4sara

[Engadget]

I dressed up as Hitler for Halloween once, and I'm of part Jewish descent. Some people are just less uptight and politically correct than others. That doesn't make them Nazis.

 

Lemmy Kilmeister from Motorhead collects Nazi memorabilia and was afraid in his Rolling Stone interview that people would think he was a Nazi.

[Engadget]

What's so strange about it?? It's pretty ignorant to assume that someone who collects Nazi memorabilia also admires the Nazi regime or Nazi ideology. People collect all sorts of things. My grandfather, who was Jewish and fought against the Nazis in the war, collected Nazi coins and WWII era German firearms.

 

The Nazi's and WW2 is one of the most interesting things to a lot of people, and to me as well as a history buff. Ignoring their evil, their dabbling into the occult, aliens, advanced technology, religion and such is all intriguing. The military acumen was also impressive.

 

All of these things of course doesn't make me like what they did, they were pure evil.

[Woggle]

I am not condoning the Nazi thing but in the 70s it was considered sort of cool for punk rockers to wear a swastika and it wasn't meant as a racist thing at all.

[Caramelize]

I don't know if I feel bad. There had to be warnings. Something like this does not just come up all at once, one day. She must have been overlooking things and telling herself she was being a good, accepting GF->Wife.

[carhill]

Do you feel bad for sandra bullock

No, because she's a grown woman who owns her decisions and behaviors. As a person who has held the attention of men for decades, she is responsible for her people-picker and has had plenty of practice to hone it.

 

OT, but watching her in Blind Side on my BOS-SFO flight today (in SFO right now), I must opine she has one fine ass

 

I would also like to challenge the guys who don't feel bad for Sandra and turn the tables back onto them. So...most have been hurt by women. Why did you pick this partner(s)? Can you not empathize, in consideration of this

Bad people-picker. Too giving. No one has empathized with my failures, ever. It's a cruel world and one in which I spent too much time as a tampon to worry about some distant movie star's issues, and I like Sandra Bullock as an actress and have even run into her while traveling. We all have our own lives to live. Edited March 31, 2010 by carhill

[JohnnyBlaze]

Yeah, I do feel for her. Regardless of her job or her money (I don't know why people even mentioned these, as neither guarantee love) or her choice in men or him being a "bad boy" or his SS hat, or anything else, the girl did find love and now she's lost it...quite publicly, too.

 

So yeah, I feel for her.

[alphamale]

Let's see, the guy has a criminal record, is a neo nazi, has tattoo sleeves, and was married to a porn star. Gee, why would he be anything other than a loyal and loving husband?

 

Once again, the desire for drama prevails.

no i don't feel bad for sandra bollocks

[Tony]

To much off topic posting and not enough time to ban everybody. CLOSED!