I’ve always had a soft spot for Brad Pitt, ever since I saw Tom Cruise bite into his neck in Interview with the Vampire and envied him. Cruise, that is.
Nice to see that Pitt has dismissed religion as something that “just doesn’t work” for him.
And he sums up religion’s propensity for stepping on others’ freedoms thus: “. . . the freedom that allows you to practise religion is the same freedom you’re stepping on.”
While religion doesn’t make sense, he says, gay marriage does.
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I know what you mean about Brad Pitt. I just want to give him a great big bear hug.
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