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Sharon, why don't you just come out and say that you were DRUNK. it happens to a lot of good people.
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Kris - That would also help her career. Hollywood loves it when stars appear to be like the "normal people".
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"Due to my inappropriate words and acts during the interview, I feel deeply sorry and sad about hurting Chinese people."
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She's so trashy why does anyone even care what she says?
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oh wow isn't that ironic? Or should I say Karmic? LOL
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PLEASE just stop talking Sharon!
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"The doctrine of karma developed and taugh by the Buddha" should be "taught". Anyway, I can't see the Chinese people forgiving her any time soon. I just hope they realize that attitude is NOT reflective of how "the West" feels. I think sometimes gross statements like this end up inciting anger towards a group rather than the individual. As for whether celebrities should be educated about topics before they open their mouths, that's great in theory but in practice? Uh. We should all strive to abide by those rules. Sadly, most of us probably think we do.
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Yeah she was off the hook that night. Did you see the clip where she was harassing Sean Colms (P Diddy) for a $320,000 donation. Telling him that if he can afford those earrings he can afford $320,000. Then she had the balls to sit in his lap and tell him he's full of sh*t. Girlfriend needs to check her prescriptions because she's crossing something.
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think before you speak and know what you're talking about... what's so hard about that, I don't think anyone, especially people who are in the limelight should be exempt from that...
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As a Buddhist, when I heard those comments, I thought to myself "Oh no, she is so out of touch." While Buddhists see the world and events differently than those who don't subscribe to the ideas behind karma, you would never use it in an accusatory way, as I think she did. We are all responsible for our own actions, and the deaths of all those people is nothing short of a huge tragedy. The Dalai Lama, whose name she threw in to her little comment, teaches a doctrine of compassion. There was nothing compassionate about her statement, and she should really reflect on the effects of her own karmic actions.
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I guess when Dior pulled her ads in China she decided to act and make an apology. Not to metion China decided not to show any of her films. Mmm, it's so heart warming.
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She's an idiot. Plain and simple.
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I can't wait to hear what Helen Hunt has to say!
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Obviously she needed the publicity. No one gives a sh!t.
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Dior dropping her ads in China: Is that "karma? When you're not nice that the bad things happen to you?"
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She's so ignorant. If she saw the pictures of those children that died and their parents grieving beside them, would she still have made such a stupid, casual remark like that? She needs to educate herself before speaking in public about anything, ever again.
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i do agree that people in the spotlight should really learn about the ideas they are going to talk about. so many people look up to them and it's just really irresponsible of them to speak of something without knowing much about it. her apology statement is not sufficient for the damage caused. i don't think such a simple statement will suffice.
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Dear China,
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Nice job Flutter.
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Sharon Stone's misunderstanding of the meaning of karma is common. Even so, I found her remarks to be cruel. She is to be more pitied than censored.
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Only in Hollywood would someone think that anyone cares that they say something completely stupid about a global event. Especially a has-been.