Mel Gibson's anti-Semitism

I absolutely refused to see "The Passion of the Christ" when it came out. I don't believe violence should be glorified and it seemed as if the treatment of violence in that film bordered on the pornographic. At the very least, ist was profoundly psychologically manipulative. I was also concerned about the anti-Semitism - which Mel Gibson vigorously denied by the way. Well "in vino veritas." Gibson was arrested on drunk driving charges recently and his true colors came out. Read this exerpt from an article entitled "Mel gives cops hell":

A blitzed Mel Gibson launched into an obscenity-laced tirade when he was busted on suspicion of drunken driving early yesterday, threatening an officer and making anti-Semitic and sexually abusive remarks, according to a police report.

The "Passion of the Christ" director repeatedly said, "My life is f----d," according to the report by Los Angeles County Deputy James Mee, which was obtained by TMZ.com. The celebrity news Web site posted excerpts of the handwritten report...

According to the incident report obtained by TMZ.com, the Road Warrior embarked on a belligerent, anti-Semitic outburst when he realized he had been busted.

"F-----g Jews. The Jews are responsible for all the wars in the world," Mee's report quotes him as saying.

"Are you a Jew?" Gibson asked the deputy, according to the report.

The actor also berated the deputy, threatening, "You motherf----r. I'm going to f--- you," according to Mee's report.

The actor also told the cop he "owns Malibu" and would spend all his money "to get even with me," Mee said in his report.

TMZ quoted a law enforcement source as saying Gibson noticed a female sergeant on the scene and yelled at her, "What do you think you're looking at, sugar t--s?"

Deputy Mee then wrote an eight-page report detailing of the incident, but higher-ups in the sheriff's department felt it was too "inflammatory" to release and would merely serve to incite "Jewish hatred," TMZ said.
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A devout Catholic, Gibson has been dogged by allegations of anti-Semitism - which he has steadfastly denied - since his 2004 film "The Passion of the Christ," about the crucifixion of Jesus.

This, of course, is the darling of the evangelicals. Wonder if they're going to defend him on this? Whatever they do, it's time to boycott Mel Gibson's movies, don't you think?