Impossible? No.
Implausible? Yes.
In the words of Robin Williams: Cocaine is God's way of telling you you're making too much money!
I think that people, as a whole, follow celebreties too closely. We feed off of their personas, their denamour, their bravado. I mean, more people
voted for American Idol than voted in the US Election - and which was more important?
We are much too quick to say that actors are at fault, but really, it's money. They're making too much of it (the movie-stars that is, real actors
have it rough).
In fact, we make such a big deal out of actors, that we tend to take everything we do and blow it out of proportion! I mean, a hollywood actor gets
pregnant and it's "OH MY GOD!" and we go through a whole adventure to find out who the father is, are they going to get married, are they seeing
each other, or is this some forbidden love? We're engrossed in it. We jump at their sites and fawn over their favours.
How would you like camera-men following you around all day, every day, 24/7? Checking up on what you eat, where you go, what you do? The world of the
Hollywood Actor is most like the world that doomsday-sayers and Illuminati/NWO proclaimers sing about - theirs is a world under constant scrutiny.
If you or I were to visit a Mosque, well, that'd be cultural exploration.
If Mel Gibson visited a Mosque, I'm POSITIVE that the media would churn it into a story of "Mel Gibson questioning his faith?" or "Mel Gibson
sends in-person condolances for recent wave of racism against those of Middle-Eastern descent". The actors just can't live a normal life.
And so maybe they reach out a bit more. They have the money, and the time, to do things we can never do. Sure they may join a small cult for a party,
but how many of them seriously follow that religion? And are we in a position to judge them considering how far blown out of proportion the media
makes everything that they do?
The truth is that hollywood actors are people like you and me, prone to all our falicies, full of all our dreams - it's just that they live under
constant pressure and have millions of dollars. It's just that they live in a different world than we do.

