It was a bizarre appearance by Neeson, and I personally don't care one way or the other, but to say that "Neeson makes him sick" is not believable to me.

He occasionally criticizes Islam,and deserves some credit for that, but that's hardly his main cause. His latest issue is attacking Liam Neeaon for wanting the horses in Central Park. He generally does fall on the PC side ofthings.

Umm, you are arguing with yourself. Whether or not I go to the movies either RARELY or NEVER, or if you pay your taxes, has nothing to do with anything.

He does go after Islam occasionally, that is true. However, anyone who was honestly anti religion in this day and age would spend most of their time doing that. Aside from the Catholic priest scandal, most of the truly bad behavior ascribed to religion these days is due to that religion.

Speaking out about religion generally means one religion. You rarely see people like Maher going after Judaism, Islam, etc., that's because attacking those religions would actually hurt your career!

Like I said, I rarely go to the movies, but that has little to do w/ the issue at hand. So you think that the people who run Hollywood are not sleazy hypocrites?

I generally don't; who needs to see another carbon-copy comic book movie w/ bad CGI. Hollywood is about money and nothing else, hence the term "vulgar".

Maybe not. I actually kind of like Maher for some reason, but I think of him as fairly PC. He would never give an interview like this for example.

Not in the bible belt, but he certainly could in Marin county. Attacking Christianity is hardly edgy, being pro Christian would hurt his career more.

He kind of is actually, was born in the US to an American father. You rarely hear him speak in an Aussie accent. Also, Australia isn't Britain.

I doubt most of those people defended Baldwin, since he's on the liberal team.

Which is ironic since he's the safest, most PC person on the planet.

Gary Oldman can get away with this because he's British; there's nothing that the left/hollywood loves more than Britain.