Charlie Sheen recently has been in every entertainment rag, ranting and raving on anything and everything. Today, for example, Charlie Sheen is on PerezHilton.com touting his horn about his new tattoo, wherein he states:
“It’s the banner from the death card that Kilgore [the Robert Duvall
character] is throwing on his victims. But also falling from it is the apple from [poet Shel Silverstein‘s] ‘The Giving Tree.’ There’s my life. Deal with it. I’m not just my dad. I’m putting up the river to kill another part of me, which is Kurtz. I’m every character in between, save for that little weirdo with his guts strapped in, begging for water. That’s not me. But there are parts of me that are Dennis Hopper. ‘You have the right to kill me, but you do not have the right to judge me.’ Boom. That’s the whole movie. That’s life.”
Additionally, in an open letter to TMZ.com, Charlie Sheen when discussing the cancellation of Two and a Half Men states:
Charlie Sheen in his letter to TMZ clearly calls out to his beautiful and loyal fans to walk with him side-by-side as they will march up the steps of justice to right the unconscionable wrong. It is unfortunate that almost all of the comments left by readers of entertainment news regarding Charlie Sheen ranges from:
Charlie: You are a total nut case. Seek help.
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This guy is friggin’ nuts. Go away Charlie – please.
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The letter is clearly indicative of someone whose drug addiction has seriously affected the way in which he interacts with the world around him. A recent comment uses the word “delusional,” and I think this is much deeper than delusional. On a moderate scale, I would think that Charlie’s letter could be the product of a bipolar mania episode, or could be warning signs of schizophrenia. Whether drug addiction or mental illness, it is obvious that Charlie Sheen is a very sick man and I just pray that he gets better.
The many negative comments from around cyberspace is most likely explained in Charlie Sheen’s interview with TMZ entitled Charlie Sheen Spills His Guts on TMZ. An anti-drug commercial once used a raw egg thrown into a hot oil fry pan wherein the egg begins to sizzle in an effort educate people how the brain reacts on drugs… “This is your brain on drugs… Got it?” Now that Charlie has been interviewed by TMZ, a copy of his interview tape can be used instead of the frying egg giving people a real-life accounting as to what happens to the brain while on drugs.
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