Do you think those boys from the Borat movie should win a dime from their lawsuit against Cohen?
825736
They shouldn't get a dime.  They're not totally wasted as not knowing what's going on, trust me, they don't look that wasted yet...  All those people who are trying to sue him are just now embarass because pp finally see their true forms, it's like, oh, you're just a foreign reporter, I'm gonna act like an a** now because well, who cares what the people in your country think of me.  But when my friends & neighbor finally realize I am an a**, he tricked me, blah blah...
953530
I really think they did. He was trying to get is men in shape so that when they are trying to chase down a criminal they do not fall dead of heart attack or something. But with that said I am sure that was a better way of doing. Maybe they could have like put some money in a pot and who every lost the most won the money. He need to be tactful about it not rude and crude.
1174725
I don't care why they're here either.  I think they should be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law for invasion.  I also think that companies that hire them should be fined 100,000 dollars or more per infraction if they hire illegals.
144880
Hopefully they'll be wise with their newfound wealth and can enjoy it for the rest of their lives. I read that a couple of them are immigrants from Vietnam and are going to better the lives of family members back home.\n\nUnderstand that after taxes, each will get $15 million - now, I *would* LOVE to have that "problem," as over a period of 30 years, that's still $500,000 per year. They should be fine if they're smart, even though it's a seemingly infinite amount of money.\n\nIt's the others around them who will make them miserable: jealous co-workers, "long-lost kin," sleazy investors, etc. The winners don't owe anyone a darn thing, but outsiders will try to make them feel as though they do.
956260
It's amazing to me, too, because Sasha Baron Cohen didn't hang them, only gave them rope that they used to verbally hang themselves.  They could have kept their opinions to themselves, or better yet, tried to be nicer people.  I think "Borat" did a service to the other students in that school, by making the bigoted creeps so easy to identify!
654633
I hope so they deserve it. I good movie you should watch is "Enron, The Smartest Guys In The Room". Its great. It shows how Enron Rise and Fell and it tells what Skilling and Lay and others did to keep it all under wraps.
922157
Probably not.  This idea of spoofing people by pretending to be stupid and interviewing them is pretty old hat and has to be done well to work.  From watching some of the Ali G show, I dont think Baron Cohen does it well.  Even the earlier episodes of the Kumars did it better (didn't that show go downhill quickly).\n\nIf you want to see an example of this genre done well, and freshly, try and find the DVD of the Norman Gunston Show, an Australian TV show that started in the early 1970's.
133864
YES.  They absolutely should.  This 'minor' shit is completely irrelavant.  They were fully aware of what they were doing at the time they were doing it.  They should be held 100% accountable.  Their parents should NOT be punished, unless they were accomplices.  Our judicial system is absolutely ridiculous.  It's sad.  Seems they defent the criminals and not the victims most of the time.
1128488
No you shouldn't...You should only sue if there is a monetary loss in my opinion.  Too many people are quick to sue because they see it as easy money.  I'm glad to know that your son wasn't hurt!
461144
There is a lawsuit in progress by some boy from Dix Hills, NY.  It's going to be a class action lawsuit so others can join in as well.
104408
no its a scam give it to the authorities so that they can try to catch these people.\n\nJust think about one thing, if you win something you usually don't have to pay to get it.
809990
Yeah, Azamat was in one it (he was already an actor) and Pamela Anderson was in on the whole thing.  The proof regarding Pamela is that her and Sacha Baron Cohen (Borat) are good friends in real life.  She has appeared on his HBO show (Da Ali G show) several times and played pranks on other people with him.  As for the rest of the people, they were just regular joes like you and me, which is why they're all currently suing him because he made them all look bad in different ways.
975355
no, I think ushud give them money, coz they might need this money and could solve their major probs. they must be looking fwd. to get this bonus in the form of money,
1031313
How about one of Michael Jackson's lawyers if they won that case they can win any.
697003
Hope so.  For all that have been downsized out of good paying jobs, I hope they get their just reward.\n\nFor all the big shot profiteers and C.E.O screw-ups, I hope they get what the Enron boys got.\n\nPeace.
611712
I am not disappointed at all.\n\nIn my opinion they deserved it, It's called Karma.
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