Two sets of standards

kenny's sideshow 

Poor 'holocaust' and Charlie Manson 'victim' Roman Polanski won't be extradited back to the U.S. for drugging and raping a child. He's suffered enough and it happened so many years ago said fellow pervert Woody Allen.

Certain Hollywood insiders must be ecstatic that they may be able to make a few more bucks off this sorry ass and his sorry ass films.

Meanwhile, Mel Gibson gets set up, runs his mouth again and Hollywood turns mean.

He could face a year in jail for misdemeanor batter or "the courts could upgrade the charge to assault with enhancement of great bodily injury,"  "The maximum penalty for that is four years behind bars in a state prison, and the D.A.'s office almost always seeks state prison under those charges."

Ari Emanuel, Mel's agent and Rahm's brother, drops him saying  "we can't represent a guy who said the N-word." I guess that means no invitation for Sunday dinner at the White House.

What I don't understand is why Mel didn't drop that scumbag Emanuel long ago.


Polanski free to roam Europe and Mel on the ropes again. Trash vs. trash talk.

I say we never go to a movie again. At least not until the real story of the USS Liberty and 9/11 make it to the silver screen. I don't even think Mel is ready to make those.

Posted by kenny's sideshow at 10:28 AM  

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