Wow Brad Pitts views on gun control

yeah he was busted in australia not long ago with steroids, those shrink your junk so ive heard.

Going back to what I said earlier. The Manson Murders would have turned out much differently if they broke into the Pitt and Jolie home. That being said, all liberal views do not attack the constitution . Many times they are just a revision of somebodies wayward reality. The Constitution on the other hand is our foundation. I can't support anyone on all their views but the warm fuzzies on this view are legit.

You all are fools to think these people are one of us.

They are jumping on the bandwagon because they've been called out on their evil doings behind the scenes, romping around the planet trying to start wars, and they want the good press.

Fuck them. Evil as fuck.

Yeah its about time! Good for the Pitts.

On another related note i just read headlines that read, and i quote, "gun kills illinois womans fourth child", and wouldnt ya guess it, MSN.....lol

Seriously another gun kills is what they report. Its a lie!! Another criminal killed her fourth child! Guns arent the problem. Ya wanna stop gun violence? Start treating those that commit the gun violence like they should be treated!

Giving people a 20 year sentence and then reducing it to 13 years for good behavior, isnt justice at all. The victim is dead instantly while the suspect waits for 6 years on the justice system to convict him because he has rights. ANd then when convicted spends his time watching tv and working out and getting his rations for the month. Seriously its like a day care facility for these kinds of criminals. WHere's the deterence from commiting these types of crimes? Its time the law makers start obeying the laws on the books. INstead of making 4000 new ones every year for you!

OUr constitutional rights are guaranteed by the law of the land, and shall not be infringed upon for any reason! ANd those polititions granting themselves more authority to trample on those rights are just as criminal as those commiting the crimes!

Yeah, so they don't argue when you say go to bed, right? Oh whoops... Ummm, forget I said that.

Lol.

Just kidding. I use flamethrower for that.

Ya heard wrong my friend he's an ex porn star so im sure he didnt have a little penis. But the steroids have impacted his frontal lobe....lmao

Even Sharon Stone couldn't find it

No more than the opinion of any other American Citizen(not at all if their not American) & I will not boycott these two as they are clearly not hypocrites as so many others have proven themselves to be. Yeah, yeah, shooting a gun in a movie isn't the same as owning one but they make enormous ammounts of money off of cinamatic gun violence & for those that do so to turn around & decry them as evil....BAH! Shame on those anti America, anti Constitutional useless morans!

Pitt's a bit of a Libertarian...pretty liberal on some social issues, but surprisingly conservative on others...

So far his views have seemed to pretty closely mimic Ron Paul's...he's for Gay Marriage, for Legalization of Drugs, pro 2nd Amendment...

He would have been a better choice than Shit Homney.

Ron Paul is the only political candidate I've ever given money too...

Only one I would trust with it...

he also talks about how socialism isnt so bad , and americans and just ignorant. fuck this guy.

Pitt has been building energy efficient homes in the New Orleans area since Katrina to withstand another hurricane, also has a home there. He probably helps fund a lot of his brother's projects. Angelina recently reconnected with her father, john Voight.

I think Pitt has always been for the people.

Really, hadn't heard that out of him, but I don't particularly follow any celebrities...

I did hear him answer a few questions about Obamacare one time and he wasn't too keen on that, but Jolie is a major globalist, so it wouldn't surprise me if they had collectivist leanings...

let us just give Pitt kudos for his gun stand. For all the negative out there this is a positive right !!!!

So. Gorgeous AND brainy. Sigh ...

and very generous
Brangelina Donate $1M to Haiti

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He said this back when he was promoting Killing Them Softly.

so gave him a forum to speak his views

He pretty much speaks his views 24/7 from what I can tell.

Brad Pitt is a good man.

He was one of the first to help with the victims of Katrina; he supports Doctors w/o Borders and he and Angelina are some of the top contributors to charity in the US. (Most of the people who give more on paper, are actually giving to their own charities.)

As far as Angelina being a "globalist"- she travels world-wide to personally visit American soldiers who have been injured. She does this quietly and w/o fanfare. If you know any "globalists" that do this, be sure to let us know.

They are being smeared actively.

speaking and having a forum are entirely different.

Brad has his lips glued on Obamas gay ass.

I do agree with Obamas gay ass part

"I say never be complete, I say stop being perfect, I say let... lets evolve, let the chips fall where they may"

Durden

You are an idiot.

Here is a piece of an interview with Pitt about what he has and is doing in New Orleans:

[link to www.nola.com]

The tragedy of Hurricane Katrina brought out the best in American volunteerism. Actor Brad Pitt, who has a home in New Orleans, responded with extraordinary creativity and commitment. The Lower 9th Ward houses of Pitt’s nonprofit Make it Right Foundation – individualistic and energy-efficient – are among the most inspired responses to the storm’s ravages. As the fifth anniversary of Katrina approached, Pitt spoke with historian Douglas Brinkley, his longtime friend, about his love of the city and his dreams for its future. Brinkley provided this exclusive interview to The Times-Picayune.


Whenever actor Brad Pitt is in New Orleans, he gets on his old thrift-store bicycle and tools around the city enjoying the architecture and ambiance. It’s his way of staying in shape. His favorite destination is pedaling across the retractable North Claiborne Avenue Bridge to the Lower 9th Ward to inspect his Make It Right Foundation houses.

The entire Make It Right saga is a “Hail Mary” pass that worked.

Starting in 2006, Pitt’s foundation commissioned 13 architecture firms to design affordable, eco-friendly houses. Pitt decided to build these houses -- nearly 50 at last count -- on the exact spot where the Industrial Canal levee breached on Aug. 29, 2005.

Pitt is in New Orleans this week to attend Katrina anniversary events. A true Hollywood workhorse, seldom getting a day off, Pitt spoke to me following a brutal 50-hour-a-week production schedule on a Hollywood set. — Douglas Brinkley

Tell me about your love affair with New Orleans. You’ve become perhaps the city’s most effective booster. How did that happen?

I came to New Orleans back in 1994 doing the “Interview with the Vampire” movie, based on the Anne Rice novel, and fell in love with the city. It got under my skin. Everything was sexy and sultry. I’d ride my bike all over the place, amazed by the architecture. I’d return to New Orleans every chance I could. What can I say; it’s got the best people, the best everything. It’s the most interesting city in America.

Where were you when Hurricane Katrina hit on Aug. 29, 2005?

In Calgary, up in Canada, making the movie “The Assassination of Jesse James.” I couldn’t get my eyes off the TV. It was frustrating seeing all those people on rooftops screaming for help. It was abhorrent. I was gutted. I remember thinking we can do better in America. Everybody seemed to make mistakes at a federal, local and state level. I used to ride my bike around the Lower 9th — usually going to the Holy Cross area to look around. My instinct said that we have to find a way for those people to find a road home. New homes were clearly going to be needed.

When did the idea of Make It Right houses come into focus?

I got involved with Global Green and various Bill Clinton initiatives. I met a lot of smart people. But nobody was doing what I thought needed to be done. Look, I’m an architecture junkie. And the holy grail of architecture is finding ways to design sustainable urban communities. The Lower 9th had become a clean slate. Everything had been washed away. So quite naively — and I know I’m naive — I said let’s start at ground zero, the very historic neighborhood that got devastated by Katrina. We brought architect William McDonough into the picture and things took off. We started building prototypes. The Lower 9th is the iconic spot of Katrina. It’s where the levees breached. It represents a marginalized people stuck in a man-made disaster. I met Katrina victims who had been given FEMA trailers and had nothing to hook them up to. Others had formaldehyde problems. What was the message? We were telling people to come home and yet when they got back to New Orleans they were treated in a substandard way. I just thought it was atrocious.

How do you feel seeing those Lower 9th families living today, on the fifth anniversary of the storm, in beautiful Make It Right houses?

Great! I was in the Lower 9th for Memorial Day. Families were barbecuing and swimming in the little, you know, pop-up swimming pools. And families were coming together and saying hi. You know, the simple acts of kindness. A lot of residents no longer have only a cynical view of Katrina, they have a brighter perspective about life. And when I say kindness I mean Make It Right was built on the donations of people. Americans donated. That has a deep effect on the people living in these homes. We have solar panels providing the energy, and it works and fellow Americans paid for it. Not the government.

who cares what that ugly lookin dude thinks