Mel
Gibson
claims
that
his
rights
were
seriously
violated
when
he
came
across
a
bad
critical
review
of
his
movie
The
Passion
of
the
Christ.
He
claims
that
as
a
consequence,
he
fell
off
the
wagon
(of
sobriety),
was
found
driving
his
car
in
a
drunken
state
on
July
28
and
arrested
by
the
police
for
drunken
driving.
While
reporting
to
Diane
Sawyer
of
Good
Morning
America,
Gibson
said
that
he
was
angry
about
being
accused
for
his
2004
movie
featuring
anti-Semitic
imagery.
He
says
that
his
movie
Passion...,
released
a
few
years
ago,
was
also
blamed
by
the
public
for
displaying
unnecessary
violence,
without
even
a
frame
from
the
movie
being
watched
by
these
same
persons.
Gibson
feels
that
when
the
movie
came
to
the
theatres,
these
allegations
were
found
baseless,
yet
he
did
not
receive
even
a
single
apology
from
anyone.
Gibson
says
that
his
rights
were
violated
in
many
ways
as
a
Christian,
as
an
artist
and
also
as
a
human
being.