Angus T. Jones thinks ‘Two and a Half Men’ is filth

Angus T. Jones

Right off the bat, you should probably know that Angus T. Jones, aka the kid from Two and a Half Men, makes $350,000 per episode. Got that figure nice and lodged in your brain? Good. Hold onto that one while you watch this new video where Angus claims that his show is ‘filth,’ that it’s basically the devil’s way of deceiving you into … something.

This “half” man is biting the hand that has fed him millions. Less than two years after Charlie Sheen was booted from “Two and a Half Men,” his co-star, Angus T. Jones, 19, has blasted the series as “filth” and suggested people should stop watching. “If you watch ‘Two and a Half Men,’ please stop watching ‘Two and a Half Men.’ I’m on ‘Two and a Half Men,’ and I don’t want to be on it,” said Jones in a videotaped testimonial for the Forerunner Chronicles. The group is linked to the Voice of Prophecy Seventh-Day Adventist church in Los Angeles, where Jones worships. SOURCE

Here’s the thing: there’s nothing wrong with having beliefs. I have beliefs. Or at the very least, I have ideas that I like. I’m not going to post a long screed about them because I don’t need you to believe the things I do to make me feel better. I’ve also studied the Bible ad nauseam for five years to the point where I can find any given passage while blindfolded. And if there’s one thing I know about Jesus, it’s that he really did not care for hypocrites. As in, people who say one thing and do another. As in, say that a TV show is satanist filth and then continue to work on and receive compensation from it. Yes, at one point, Angus says he doesn’t want to be on the show anymore, but guess what? If he really didn’t want to be on it, he wouldn’t be on it. So basically, Angus T. Jones is a hypocrite who claims to speak for God but is willing to benefit a show he thinks is evil. Yay cognitive dissonance!

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