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David Codrea — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 02:16:19 +0000

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By: Andy

Andy — Thu, 08 Oct 2009 19:20:19 +0000

I realize this thread is a few days old, but all of your posts suffer from the same fallacy that a commenter on behavior X must meet sufficient pre-conditions prior to commenting on behavior X. In other words, Ned Rice cannot comment on Sally Field's lack of support for Mrs. Sutton because Ned Rice also did not support Mrs. Sutton. We can extend this same logic to your comments on Ned Rice: you cannot comment on Ned Rice's lack of support for Mrs. Sutton because you have not supported Mrs. Sutton. Clearly you also do not "care about her family's financials".

The point is, this is an article exposing typical liberal hypocrisy with regards to helping others. It isn't a perfect article considering Sally Field did not have her say and it is remotely possible she did provide financial support to Mrs. Sutton. But, either way, your defense of discussing this angle of liberal hypocrisy strictly on the basis of "you didn't help either" is quite sophomoric and, quite frankly, the same argument can be made of nearly every comment on any behavior or situation. In the end, Sally Field is in a much better situation and under a much greater moral obligation to help Mrs. Sutton than Ned Rice or you or myself. And I can say that without a hint of hypocrisy.

By: Rodriguez

Rodriguez — Tue, 06 Oct 2009 19:29:43 +0000

I lived for several years near Roanoke Rapids, where Crystal Lee made her famous stand for the union. The J.P. Stevens textile mills were the life's blood of the town. They all closed down years ago and just sit there abandoned. Lot of good the union did, huh?

By: Bill

Bill — Sun, 04 Oct 2009 22:26:22 +0000

I appreciate this comment. The real truth is… we all forget the people who help us or inspire us. How many of us have stayed in touch with that grade school english or math teacher for all their time and dedication. We are the same people who enjoy our Public Television or Public Radio but just can't find the time, inspiration or motivation to send in twenty bucks because it helps. But do we continue watching or listening to these programs without ever doing anything? Of course we do. Do we feel a tinge of guilt or remorse everytime we turn on our TV's or tune in that channel in our cars? No way!!! WHY NOT??? Because we know that someone else out there will give a shit when we didn't. Somebody else always does. Why do we expect actors worth millions to do the right things in life when we ourselves don't. We equate money with morals and those two very rarely meet. Let's stop bashing Sally Fields, or Liam Neeson and realize that they're after all just actors. It's just their job and they move on just like the rest of us.