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Why Sharon Stone with a big mouth? Could it really be so stupid?

Sharon Stone said the earthquake in China has been "Karma" because China's policies toward Tibet. What are you trying to say? These children deserve to die because China is a great country wrong? What happens to these actors and actresses today? Why not keep quiet and stay out of politics?

She is ignorant. Instead of having empathy for all those who died, actually has the nerve to open the mouth wide and make a stupid comment like that? She just should stick to doing what he does best (being a whore), and silent on IT * knows nothing. Little Miss No Brains "can take your stupid little comments and swallow because she does not know what the hell is talking.

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