A blogger named Elijah Friedeman of the Millennial Perspective recently reported that Megan Fox, the actress who starred in "Transformers," was recently quoted by MSN in a piece entitled "The Wit and Wisdom of Megan Fox." There's really not too much to say about this so I'll just post her words and let you take what you want from it. The "Transformers" bombshell-***-uninhibited philosophizer also contemplates -- reluctantly -- what she would say to Megatron (a character off Transformers for those of you who didn't know) to keep him from destroying the world. "I'd barter with him," she muses to the July issue Total Film UK, "and say instead of the entire planet, can you just take out all of the white trash, hillbilly, anti-gay, super bible-beating people in Middle America?" One final thought: what would happen if an actor/actress came out and said the same thing about Blacks or Latinos as opposed to "white trash." What if she had said this about Homosexuals instead of "anti-gay" people or Muslims instead of Christians? They would, of course, be lambasted by the mainstream media. And rightly so. So why won't Megan Fox be criticized by the mainstream media? The answer: because the large majority of the media agrees with her.