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Originally posted by Hank Chinaski
I take back everytihng I said about him. It looks like its good he's there, as he seems to have found an area where the hundreds of boats and helicopters have yet to find.
http://www.thisislondon.com/til/jsp/...temId=20274160
- Oscar-winning Hollywood actor Sean Penn, who has been assisting rescue efforts in New Orleans, said the US government did not "seem to be inclined to help".
"We were pulling drowning people out of the water, it's the ultimate distress and human suffering ... dead bodies," he told GMTV.
Penn said he had spent nine hours on Monday searching the water for people and during all that time he saw just three boats carrying US officials.
"There are people that are dying right now and I mean babies and old people and everybody in between - they're dying. There are people dying and (the US government are) not putting the boats in the water, I think that's criminal negligence. I don't think anybody ever anticipated the criminal negligence of the Bush administration in this situation."
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As long as he has helped at least one person, who cares what his intentions are? Almost all volunteer work/charity is done out of self-interest. People feel better about themselves when they help other people or try to help other people.
