And Kevin Spacey goes to my boycott list.

He is just doing his patriotic duty to expose the idiots that like to say American citizen Y hates America. Its a job that needs to be done. The bar needs to be set quite a bit higher when accusing someone of hating their country. It leads down dark paths.

 

Because poor people aren't important.

 

Maybe Chavez is Keyser Soze.

 

The best trick the devil ever pulled was selling poor people heating oil.

 

Or maybe Chavez stole the Glengarry leads.

 

I don't care about Chavez's anti-US statements. But I do think it's unbecoming of Spacey to give (apparent) support to an authoritarian madman who is crushing dissent, violating human rights, suppressing democracy, cracking down on the media and leading his country to economic ruin.

 

but gas sells for 11 cents in Venezuela. Everyone is happy.

 

Why stop at Chavez? Let's start doing business with Castro, Jong and even Bin Laden.

 

Can you provide an example of one of these things even?

 

I asked this after Penn's visit and shockingly never got an answer. So again:

What point is Spacey making with this visit? Has he always wanted to see Venezuela? Does he feel he represents Americans who want a friendlier relationship with Venezuela? Was it simply a matter of being paid a mint to do photo ops with Chavez?

I just don't get what the point is these Hollywood dudes think they're making by visiting with Hugo Chavez.

 

OK.

 

Hugo's parties are off the hook! From what I've heard......his bashes make the Playboy mansion look like Chuck E Cheese