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This is absolutely absurd, There we have this guy, Sean Penn

Marcy Paul - August 30 2010, 10:03 PM

In response to Sean Penn Says Wyclef Jean Should Drop Out, What Gives Him The, This is absolutely absurd, There we have this guy, Sean Penn, who is helping us dealing with some very basic human needs like shelter and food. A guy who does not need any social recognition and money because he already has them. A guy who just did not send money and disassociated himself with the Haitian people.

A guy who gives himself to the Haitian people.

A guy who did more than the Haitian President, Mr. Preval did. A guy who has done more than Wyclef Jean did for his people.

A guy who did more than ALL the Haitian celebrities put together in Haiti since the Quake, eight months (8) ago;
This same guy can't voice his opinion about a presidential candidate?

WOOOOOOOOOOW!!!!!
This is beyond absurdity!
Sean Penn is not asking to participate in the up-coming election as a Haitian.

He is merely voicing his opinion as a person NOT AS A CITIZEN.

In any country, any one legal or not can verbalize a personal preference.

Anyone has that privilege.Let alone Sean Penn who has done so much for Haiti.

We don't have to accept his opinion.

This is our choice as a civilized nation.

No, Haiti is NOT selling her soul for a bag of rice. Mr. Penn has done a lot more than giving a bag of rice to Haiti.

The least we could do is acknowledge a graceful thanks to Mr. Penn. Sean Penn's opinion is just that:His opinion.

Haiti has always been graceful and tactful, ALWAYS! lET US NOT DESTROY THAT GOOD QUALITY TOO.

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@Glove August 30 2010

It's really disrespectfull,Sean has no right to put his nose where it is right now it's up to us haitian to decide who should drop out or not
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@Fritz August 30 2010

This gay needs to stay away from haitian biseness
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@B. Murphy-bridge August 30 2010

Let's be honest here, Sean Penn brought more than a bag of rice. For over 6 months he has invested not only his time, sweat, and tears helping the...
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@Fritz H Morency August 30 2010

i kind of understand that Sean Penn is so passionate about the cause that he forgot where to draw the line. However i think he was wrong to say what...
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@Jpatrik August 30 2010

nou dwe chanje mantalite sa,pou nou fe pou Ayiti fok nou prezidan menm le nou pa kapab,sean penn byen di,wyclef dwefocus efo li sou koman li ka ede...
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@Julie Jean-mary August 30 2010

I mean i agree with you 100%. I am Haitian and but i wasnt born in Haiti. But this thing is also my business. How would you be able to Control a...
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@95 Haitianinhaiti August 30 2010

Please we all know what all the Mullatoes do best in Haiti. Re: Presidential Candidate Charles Henry Baker Radio Interview, Tuesday,... HE IS...
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@Thecityofportauprince August 30 2010

Kelly Villate Who the hell is charles Henry Baker? A filthy mullatoe man who recently poped up from his hiden, rich, underground cave/world in Haiti...
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@Marcy Paul August 30 2010

This is absolutely absurd, There we have this guy, Sean Penn, who is helping us dealing with some very basic human needs like shelter and food. A...
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@Garry Destin August 30 2010

Well said. Please stop the hate. Many of our great presidents were blacks and mulattos and they did a lot for our country. Our recent ones from papa...
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