
After The Passion of the Christ, I declared that I would commence a lifelong boycott of Mel Gibson. Gibson's latest anti-Semitic rant after being pulled over for OUI only steels my resolve to avoid Gibson forever, despite the fact that it means I'll never get to appreciate Braveheart. (Then again, I'll never get to appreciate What Women Want eit

As another aside, I find it quite interesting that when you put something like the title of this posting in German, it instantly acquires an anti-Semitic connotation. Thanks to Adolf Hitler and his Nazi cronies, Germany and the German language will indefinitely be associated with Jew-hating, even though there is nothing inherently anti-Semitic about the country. Perhaps the generalization is fair, perhaps it isn't.
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