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I am glad He was humiliated (sort of) at the Oscars.

posted 9 years ago by annamazzocchi-73264
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I admit he is a very accomplished movie director, but he is a totally schm*ck

How can he convince us that he cares for the Native Americans well-being when he attends bullfights and enjoys animal cruelty???🐂

http://www.quien.com/circulos_mexico/2009/11/29/corrida-de-toros

I really enjoyed when the orchestra started to play almost immediately. He wanted to deliver a speech; wanted to get more attention but that background music just ticked him off  Oh! and nobody stood up to praise him 

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[–] mmxl2 9 years ago

Uh, considering the music stopped for him to finish lol. I think you're reaching really hard to find a reason to find fault in him, but okay.

[–] MisterSky 9 years ago

Lol what this smart man said.

[–] annamazzocchi-73264 9 years ago

My point is not to find faults in him, he does it by himself. does not need my help.

My point is to ENJOY how the orchestra started to play too soon, and I don't care when it stopped (took very long to stop) :D

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ml6v_6uU3s4

[–] morris45 9 years ago

You're south american, aren't you? That explains it all.

[–] annamazzocchi-73264 9 years ago

again asking this question? 

Dunno about the other person, but I am Italian, born and raised.

[–] hotsevens 9 years ago

Stop being a tool. Bullfighting is a national sport in Mexico. It's as common as apple pie is to Americans. Nothing wrong with him enjoying his culture.

[–] Eva_Marrie 9 years ago

Something being traditional doesn't make it morally OK. There is a long list of so called traditions around the world that can make you lose faith in humanity. He's been exposed to the world outside of Mexico long enough to assess such a practice from a critical distance, so there're no excuses.