He went full retard.

He’s a giant fucking hypocrite, he’s rabid anti gun but when he went to rescue people in Katrina what did he have? A gun. https://pic8.co/sh/zbHBza.jpeg Let’s look at his jewcuse: >A shutterbug snapped him after he got out of a boat in the city’s stately Garden District *+with a pump-action shotgun in his right hand and a flak jacket in his left**. It was unknown whether the shotgun was loaded. **Penn spokeswoman Mara Buxbaum said the weapon is not Penn’s.** So he borrowed it? >She said that she did not know exactly how Penn suddenly became a poster child for the Second Amendment, **but that the gun somehow wound up in his possession in the midst of the city’s chaos**. It just fell in his lap while riding in a boat during chaos. **“It was in the boat, and he picked it up and carried it,” Buxbaum said. “It was in the midst of helping three or four people who were being rescued, whom he brought to the hospital.”** It was in the boat and he carried it to rescue three or four people but you just said it appeared out of nowhere during the chaos. >When asked by photographer Edward Keating what he was doing, Penn only said, “I care about the people, and I care about this city, and I want to help.” But scared of the looting blacks. >Asked if Penn fired the gun – or shot anyone – Buxbaum said “never.” She seems believable. >Buxbaum said the gun was eventually “placed safely” with someone and that Penn, who has left the city, no longer had it. so he turned a random gun over to someone instead of law enforcement. Sounds like he borrowed it. >Keating said **he was surprised when he first saw someone holding a shotgun in the Garden District, because it was unusual to see an armed civilian in the street in broad daylight by that point in the unfolding tragedy**. Because Sean penny is a scared bitch. >Keating said he did not know what Penn did with the gun. Minutes later, Keating saw Penn doing an interview with a TV crew without the weapon. He hid it? >This isn’t the first firearm folly for Penn. >During his 1985 wedding to Madonna, he allegedly fired a gun at paparazzi trying to photograph the nuptials from a helicopter. Seems like a sensible gun owner. >The actor later drew criticism in 2003 when it was reported he had obtained a permit to carry a concealed weapons because of threats from a disgruntled employee – and that two of the guns he was permitted to carry were stolen along with his car. How did he get a permit after shooting at a helicopter? >One of the guns was later found at the home of a shooting suspect. It is not believed the weapons were used in any crime. What a responsible gun owner, he’s probably an advocate for keeping them unloaded in a safe.