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== Controversial Beliefs == | == Controversial Beliefs == | ||
| − | During [[Earth Day]] 2000 in [[Washington, D.C.,]] Chase made a speech in which he stated that, "[[Socialism]] works. I think [[Cuba]] might prove that." He continued by saying, "I think it's conclusive that there have been areas where socialism has helped to keep people at least stabilized at a certain level." | + | During [[Earth Day]] 2000 in [[Washington, D.C.,]] Chase made a speech in which he stated that, "[[Socialism]] works. I think [[Cuba]] might prove that."<ref>''Fidel: Hollywood's Favorite Tyrant'', Humberto E. Fontova, 2005, page 39</ref> He continued by saying, "I think it's conclusive that there have been areas where socialism has helped to keep people at least stabilized at a certain level."<ref>[http://www.frontpagemag.com/Articles/Read.aspx?GUID={1A1ACFBA-BC53-4B3D-8881-91E7890406A6} Critics Assail Castro's 'Sickening' Grip on Hollywood Celebs, Marc Morano, December 30, 2002.]</ref> |
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Revision as of 16:53, December 21, 2007
Chevy Chase is an American actor most famous for comedy. He was one of the members of the original series of the television show Saturday Night Live which was his springboard to fame. Ironically, Chase has been banned from ever hosting the show, after a 1999 appearance when he made insulting remarks to a homosexual cast member.
Controversial Beliefs
During Earth Day 2000 in Washington, D.C., Chase made a speech in which he stated that, "Socialism works. I think Cuba might prove that."[1] He continued by saying, "I think it's conclusive that there have been areas where socialism has helped to keep people at least stabilized at a certain level."[2]
References
- ↑ Fidel: Hollywood's Favorite Tyrant, Humberto E. Fontova, 2005, page 39
- ↑ Critics Assail Castro's 'Sickening' Grip on Hollywood Celebs, Marc Morano, December 30, 2002.