Oh, I love Denzel Washington, I've seen almost all of his movies, most of them have been pretty good. An excellent actor and a decent human being, not to mention drop-dead gorgeous as well. 
Didn't he do a verbal smack down on Glenn Close on the Today show a few years ago concerning the difference between their beliefs?
I liked Denzel Washington until he starred in the movie claiming that anti-White mass murderer Rubin Carter was innocent.
Denzel did a completely unpublicized visit a few years ago to Brooks Army Medical Center in San Antonio. For those who are not familiar, this is where the serious burn victims go to recover. Denzel visited these troops, spoke to young men and women who were completely disfigured by their wounds, and was by all accounts just a class guy, treating everyone with the dignity that he always seems to exude.
This didn't make papers -- it circulated on the internet from someone who worked at BAMC. Credit to all those famous folks who visit the troops but don't make a photo op out of it. McCain visited Landstuhl -- no press, class act. Hillary visited, grabbed a publicity photo and split, treating people like crap along the way.
Gee, Jeb, can't anyone think a person may be innocent? Is it a sin so evil as to obliterate all other good works a man does to believe so, correctly or incorrectly?
You may think him foolish for thinking the guy may be innocent, but that's a long stretch from thinking he approves of killing whites or something like that.
But Carter was guilty:
http://www.graphicwitness.com/carter/
Denzel also made the [pro 'gay' (?)] movie "Philly." (dammit. what was the exact name. that sounds dumb.)
Philadelphia. Haven't seen it, but for any who have, was that one "pro-gay" or was it anti-discrimination? (In the correct sense of the term, not what ultra-liberals want it to be.)
Because one of those two is morally licit.
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