Aaron Paul thinks Barbie is more dangerous than Heisenberg
Aaron Paul commented on the recall of the Breaking Bad Collectible Figures from Toys "R" Us. "Wait a second. The store has withdrawn all these figurines, but continues to sell Barbie dolls? Hmm, I don't know which of these causes more damage," the actor wrote on his official Twitter page. Later, he added that the same store continues to sell violent video games, but that doesn't bother Florida moms at all. As a reminder, Toys "R" Us refused to sell a line of collectible figures, including the main character of the TV series Heisenberg, in response to a petition drawn up by a resident of Florida, which argued that figurines depicting drug dealers could not sold in a toy store. The appeal was signed by eight thousand people. In turn, Paul's colleague on the series, Brian Cranston, on his Twitter page promised to "burn a figurine of a Florida mom from his personal collection." At the time of this writing, a counter-appeal was gaining popularity on the Change petition aggregator site demanding the return of "adult" figures to stores. More than 15 thousand people signed it. Toys "R" Us executives have so far refrained from comment. The Topic of Article: Aaron Paul thinks Barbie is more dangerous than Heisenberg. |
