Sienna Miller Doesn't Think We Should Be Her Moral Judges

Now that Sienna Miller is out promoting GI Joe it is the perfect opportunity for her to stick her foot in her mouth at least once a day. By the way, let me remind all of you again for the 38th time that GI Joe is the worst movie ever. The only "critics" the studio let review the movie were online sites which started a week ago and are run by guys who still have GI Joe doll sheets. I saw some quote from one of those sites that said GI Joe was the best movie they had ever seen. I bet he did. I would to if the studio flew me out to LA all expenses paid.

Anyway, back to Sienna hating all of us. In an interview with GQ she says that because we are on the outside looking in on her that we just don't understand what went on with the whole affair thing with Balthazar. True. And we also don't know what went on with all her other affairs either, but I sense a pattern in her life which allows us to judge.

"I probably seem like not a particularly nice person, not a girl's girl. I do think sometimes people get morally superior without understanding situations."

She is right. She doesn't seem like a particularly nice person and I think that people do get morally superior sometimes about things which they have not seen or don't understand. For example I dislike when people say a book should be banned but they have never read the book. However, I think everyone who is judging Sienna based on her behavior can go ahead and judge.

"The situation I got into was not ideal but it happened and if I could go back and be more responsible, I would."

She left out the part that said, "or hide it better."

"I probably would be less naive about ignoring the fact that people care. I've always kind of done exactly what my instincts said."

This is one part where I agree with her. We do care and I suppose that is the nature of gossip, but technically should we really care what she does with her life? She is an actress and I use that term loosely and I suppose the only people that should really care are the family members affected and their lawyers.

"I definitely have been foolish. I've made apologies to people I needed to, but I can't apologize to people I don't know for things they don't understand."

Sure you can. Lots of politicians and evangelists and plenty of other actors have apologized for things they have done or said even though they don't know 99% of the people they are apologizing to. I don't think she needs to apologize to us though for what she has done with married guys. I do think she needs to apologize to the people of Pittsburgh and go live there for a year. Even though she doesn't know them she needs to do that.

In the article, Sienna also says that she would be judged differently if she was a male star. I agree with her on that as well. Balthazar is a tool and he should be treated even more harshly than Sienna but he isn't. He is the one who broke his marriage vows and hurt his kids all for the sake of some action. He is actually worse than her.