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Hollywood Idiocy (I know, that's redundant)

From ET Online:

"Many stars were taken aback by the news of the journalists' injuries. 'We need journalists to be that close to the war,' 'Commander in Chief' star GEENA DAVIS told ET. 'It's obviously a personal choice for him but I think there are people like him who want to get the real story and they are willing to put themselves in harm's way -- that's sort of been their code of ethics for a long time, and it kills you to hear something like that. But how grateful do we have to be that there are people willing to risk their lives.'

'Lost' star JOSH HOLLOWAY is grateful for the risks the journalists take to cover the war. 'To put yourself in harm's way like that to put the truth out there so things can be done about it is extremely honorable,' he said. 'Journalists have been killed -- I just want them to come home.' "

Good God! JOURNALISTS have been killed?! Well that's it then! Let's bring all the journalists home now! No blood for ink!!

No seriously. Are you trying to tell us, Josh, that journalists who put themselves in harm's way are "putting the truth out there?" What truth? That war is dangerous?! I mean, hey, thanks Bob for putting yourself in harm's way for us. What would the free world be without you out there risking life and limb for a story?

So ET, I'm just curious -- did any glamour puss that you interviewed on the red carpet give a rat's ass about the brave men and women of our armed forces and those of the coalition who are risking their lives for freedom, for the truth?

Sheesh. Hollywood. Shut up!

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