Um, not like Syria is going through a war or anything...

Yeah, I agree, I mean I am all about Jolie helping and actually doing something within the world to try and make it better. However, Pitt does have a point, listen these children are a part of his life and I’m sure he doesn’t want to get that phone call in the dead of night, stating that his kids are kidnapped, or…

You’re trolling right? You’re not seriously describing sending children to a warzone to “enhancing their worldview?”

No, it’s more like don’t take my children into an active war zone.

Gotta say, if my wife was taking my kids into an active warzone, I’d probably be drinking and arguing too.

Not wanting your kids in a war zone is a legit complaint.

Yep. I mean I support enhancing children’s world view and all, but if the person I co-parent with has some concerns about where i am taking the kids, I would listen to them...

You can “enhance” a child’s worldview without putting them in the middle of an active war zone.

Or he might just have had a very reasonable concern about sending his children to an extremely dangerous country.

I’m all for expanding a kid’s worldview, but Syria is a literal active war zone. If i were in Pitt’s situation, I’d voice some very definite concerns about putting my children in harm’s way as well. We’re not talking about falling off a bike, nobody disputes that people are getting killed regularly and with great…

I dunno, the “maybe don’t take our children into a war zone where even UN convoys are bombed” is not that bad a tack . . .

I’d have a hard time taking my kids to an actively war ravaged place like Syria. I see his point. As an adult she can go where she wants - her person, her decision, but he does have equal say in where the kids go, no?

or a slightly used jeep

This is tough, though. I had a white roommate once with dreads and they f’n stink, man. For this case, however, they should argue religious liberty, since true dreadlocks are part of the Rastafari belief...I’m sure she’d be allowed to keep them.

But how will they disinfect the balls? Wouldn’t this go against health regulations for a bar/restaurant?

This is a venue built for the 1964 Tokyo Olympics, is used for various world championships (volleyball mainly), hosts pro basketball, concerts and what have you and will be used for the 2020 Olympics. It’s not exactly the same thing as the stadium fraud that US pro teams perpetuate.

A protestor told WBTV that the night’s protests started out peacefully, but the police started firing tear gas into the crowd without provocation.

well said!

Lincoln made a Cosmopolitan back in 1949. Now this excites me.