LOL-Mel-Gibson-Maverick

Many people were quick to pronounce Mel Gibson’s career dead in the wake of pack-of-n*ggers-gate. Leonardo DiCaprio left his Viking project, he got dropped by his agent; but it turns out, the American public is far more forgiving. That’s right, Mel may once again be poised to rise from the ashes of his own career like a phoenix, and then angrily berate those ashes for being so fiery and Latin, like some kind of wetback.

In a “60 Minutes”/Vanity Fair poll released Monday, more than three-quarters of Americans said they would not be affected by audiotapes of phone calls, widely reported to be Gibson ranting at his estranged ex-girlfriend, when deciding whether to see one of the Oscar winner’s films.  Asked if they were less likely to buy a ticket for a Gibson movie after hearing the tapes, 76% of Americans — including 80% of men and 72% of women — picked “No, no effect,” in the poll by magazine Vanity Fair and television news program “60 Minutes.” [THR]

What this poll indicates is that we already accept the fact that most of our actors are going to be half-retarded mental cases, just like we assume the neighborhood tattoo artist didn’t study French literature at Sarah Lawrence.  At least this psycho made Lethal Weapon and Braveheart.  Those tapes were just Mel being Mel!  We could never turn our backs on crazy uncle Mel.  I love that race-baiting woman hater like a Jew loves starting wars.