Quote:For the record, her lie about the disabled reporter and her absurd claim that foreign actors would be deported (is she really that stupid?) are offensive.


But more basic than that, using a public award ceremony to make a political statement is offensive, not matter what one says or what side one takes. Someone mentioned pipe fitters and insurance agents. If a pipe fitter stood up in front of your company awards ceremony and started spouting politics, wouldn't you find that offensive.

 

You found Streep's comments offensive? You are one sensitive guy.

 

Who held a gun to your head to make you watch the Golden Globes? Did you lose your remote?

 

Are you serious about using an award ceremony to make political statements? Surely you're not that slow. Did you not think there would be comments about Trump? After Trump did his eighteen month Insult and Demean Tour, which you didn't find offensive, did you, you didn't think some in the entertainment industry would pass up the opportunity to respond?

 

I mean, how dare they! Only certain people are allowed to give their version of speaking truth to power I guess.

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