Makes as much sense as saying, “Angie and I will consider having a baby when everyone else in the country who wants to be pregnant is biologically able,” the 42-year-old actor reveals in the October issue of “Male Mothers”, on newsstands Sept. 19.
Sorry, Brad. You will never be pregnant, because your pipes aren’t made that way. As for your other stance, there are receptacles and then there are elimination canals, and you can pretend that it doesn’t matter one way or the other all you want, but the fact is, the institution of marriage exists for the production, care, and raising of children, no matter how much modern man (homosexual, heterosexual, or otherwise) has twisted it into something totally different. Americans, in particular, seem to think marriage exists for their own self-gratification.
As Aretha Franklin once so eloquently stated, however, “It ain’t necessarily so.”
Brigadier:
The sad thing is that I’m sure a lot of his fangirls are hanging onto his every word, and they will take whatever he says to heart.
They’re following the wrong god. Whether it’s Brad, or Ben, or Tom & Katie, or Lindsay, or whichever boytoy and bimbette are popular this week, if you worship them like these kids do, you’re still following the wrong god.
I wonder how come the ACLU hasn’t started some sort of campaign to squash the worship of Hollywood stars?
Liberalsaved:
I would like to point out that despite the fact that every thread in which a celebrity has dared to express their opinion as though they were some kind of human has a post or 12 like this…they keep on getting posted. I have to question the motivations of the posters in this case. It certainly seems they are not posted for discussion, but simply to, for lack of a better word, rip the speaker a new one.
I think it’s less that than the simple fact that people like to state which side of an issue they agree with. Human beings are, like it or not, pack animals, and they like to congregate with other people who agree with them. This is why we have things like churches, civic clubs, sodalities, even political parties. And in less advanced societies, clans and tribes.
The fact that somebody like Brad Pitt makes a statement like this and he gets 12 responses in the opposite direction is merely an indication of the fact that he, like most Hollywood and media types, is out of touch with the vast majority of Americans on these topics—at least on a ratio of 12 to 1, and likely much more.
But then, since Brad, like most Hollywood and media types, thinks that America goes from the Pacific Ocean to Palm Springs, then jumps to Phildelphia and ends at the Atlantic Ocean, it should be no wonder that he is ignorant of, and couldn’t care less about, what the vast majority of Americans think.
Gimme a break.
