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April 8, 2008 | 2:13 pm

Charlton Heston denied entry to heaven

Politico’s Wuerker on Charlton Heston at the pearly gates of heaven.

Posted by Brad A. Greenberg in 3 Comments — Leave your comment

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The man is dead already. Could you be any more of an asshole? Did you run a cartoon mocking Heath Ledger for Brokeback Mountain after he was dead?

Comment by James on 4/09/08 at 4:12 am

Enough with the gun thing already. Personally, I think Heston was right. When the police can protect you sufficiently before the crime occurs instead of impotently showing up after the fact(ala Columbine, Virginia Tech, etc, etc, etc.)than I’ll feel more comfortable about re-interpreting the 2nd Amendement. Until then, They can pry MY gun out of MY cold dead hands. God Bless you, Chuck. RIP.

Comment by Anonymous on 4/09/08 at 5:16 am

James,
I put this cartoon from Politico up not as commentary but as a conversation piece. Instead of attacking my character, I’d prefer you explain why you think its message is off-base or offensive.

Comment by Brad A. Greenberg on 4/09/08 at 6:29 am

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