First Mel Gibson and now Michael Richards?
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Their outbursts were grossly offensive and should be condemned.  Mel Gibson had the decency to apologize, and I respect him for that.  Richards may have been provoked by hecklers, but that's no excuse for his hateful tirade.  What he did was wrong and should be condemned.  It's not a matter of expecting performers to be perfect; like everyone else, though, they should take responsibility for their actions.
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Michael Richards, (aka Cosmo Kramer in Seinfeld)
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Michael Richards stunned a comedy club audience, shouting racial epithets at people who heckled him during a stand-up routine. \n\nThe 57-year-old actor-comedian, best known for playing Jerry Seinfeld's eccentric neighbor Kramer on the hit TV show "Seinfeld," was performing at the Laugh Factory in West Hollywood Friday night when he went into the verbal rampage. \n\nA video that bleeps out some obscenities posted on TMZ.com shows that the tirade apparently began after two black audience members started shouting at him that he wasn't funny. \n\nHe then paced across the stage taunting the men for interrupting his show, peppering his speech with racial slurs and profanities. \n\nWhile there is some chuckling in the audience throughout the outburst, someone can be heard gasping "Oh my God" and various people "ooh" after Richards uses the n-word. \n\nYou can see what he said for yourself at http://www.tmz.com/search/?q=Kramer%27s+racial+outburts\nJust scroll down to the bottom of the page and play the video.
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I think Gibson, because he doesn't see anything wrong with what he says or how he behaves.  I suspect that the only reason he made any sort of apology was because his publicist told him to, not out of any sense of remorse.  I also supsect that if the same situation arose again, he'd behave in exactly the same manner.
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I couldn't agree with you more.  The hecklers in the Richards incident, have taken no responsibility in starting the whole thing, although Richards was responsible to maintain a certain amount of professionalism, at least he has apologize.  Everyone has their limits.
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nope, but i agree with you - he and Eddie Fatu will be better if they were babyfaces.  I loved that part:\n"(Cuban statements)... Everybody listen (remove shades) haha to me.  My name is (crowd joins in) Armando Alejandro Estrrrrrrrrrrrrrada. Let me introduce to you my Samoan Bulldozer, Uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuumaga (crowd boos)."\n\nHehe LOL
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Yup. Robert England has been the only one to play Freddy Kruger. Have a good one.
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It is unless your name is Mel Gibson...
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I think they will find that Keith Richards.....is the missing link.
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Mike Myers (not the one from Halloween)\nb
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The order you have is perfect. Brian formed the Stones. It was his band... but he liked the drugs a little too much. Mick Taylor's playing definitely challenged Keith and made him better. Hell look at the run of albums they made when Mick was in. Ron I think is just happy to be there to play second banana to Keith. BUT, you listen to his stuff with the Faces and you're reminded how good a guitarist he is/was.
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No, they are no way related, go back many years when Undertaker was Mean Mark Calloway and part of get this The Four Horsemen for that long of 9 days. Kane isn't even the origanal Kane, If you remember (probabley not) he was Isaac Yankum the private dentist of Jerry the King, After that story line didn't take. The masked Kane showed up. when they unmasked Kane that is when this Glenn came in from Ohio Valley Wrestling
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i don't think there was a host before him. the miz is the first 1
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Braveheart, Mel Gibson, William Wallace
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Gibson is the right age but the wrong accent. I might have gone Clooney. He is just as commanding.\nRhames was my choice to begin with. I hope he plays the role.\nI can't see Carrey agreeing to play a back up character. Robert Downey Jr might be interested in the role. Granted it is not a better choice but when you can't get what you want to have to setle for what is available.\nAs for Face, I would like to see Val Kilmer since he is closer to the right age of the character and the women will like him and he has done comedy before.
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Michael Moore\n\nWhy would he make that up?
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Andrew Dice Clay and Eddie Murphy have said things in their acts that have offended me.  Now it's Michael Richards.