Why everyone should have a gun and not be politically correct
Mar 14, 2016 16:40:47 #
Mar 14, 2016 17:52:32 #
DJRich wrote:
To funny, and you have to watch out for those voices.
Mar 14, 2016 18:22:45 #
robmull
Loc: florida
God, it's totally amazing how Hollyweird can keep an audience entertained with a story-line that defies all logic and common sense. The [secular liberal progressive] show must go on!!!
I even found myself rooting for Tom Cruise in the movie "A Few Good Men;" until I realized that, although the "entertainment" was GREAT, [I watched each time (it) was presented] if there wasn't the strict military "codes" that were so blithely condemned [by the secular liberal progressive industry] "WE" [America] would NEVER have commanded the respect "WE" needed to oversee and "police" situations that ONLY America could handle.
The "Animal House" was another, but the most recent riveting movie I saw was "Trumbo," and the entertainment value, [and secular liberal progressive/c*******t ideology] again, "was to die for." "Trumbo," a purely pro-c*******t [Hollywood] perspective on the [brilliant] c*******t intervention into our American entertainment industry [in early Hollywood] deserves every award that America could present. And although I don't like c*******t politics, the entertainment productions were brilliant. Roman Holliday and Spartacus were two of the movies depicting the screenwriting genius of the "blacklisted" c*******ts who, although no longer "blacklisted," still run the world-wide mainstream media and the entertainment industry.
I even found myself rooting for Tom Cruise in the movie "A Few Good Men;" until I realized that, although the "entertainment" was GREAT, [I watched each time (it) was presented] if there wasn't the strict military "codes" that were so blithely condemned [by the secular liberal progressive industry] "WE" [America] would NEVER have commanded the respect "WE" needed to oversee and "police" situations that ONLY America could handle.
The "Animal House" was another, but the most recent riveting movie I saw was "Trumbo," and the entertainment value, [and secular liberal progressive/c*******t ideology] again, "was to die for." "Trumbo," a purely pro-c*******t [Hollywood] perspective on the [brilliant] c*******t intervention into our American entertainment industry [in early Hollywood] deserves every award that America could present. And although I don't like c*******t politics, the entertainment productions were brilliant. Roman Holliday and Spartacus were two of the movies depicting the screenwriting genius of the "blacklisted" c*******ts who, although no longer "blacklisted," still run the world-wide mainstream media and the entertainment industry.
Mar 14, 2016 22:11:24 #
The beginning of a new utopia~~Ya think??? :thumbup: :thumbup:
Mar 15, 2016 11:44:55 #
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