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/communist ideology] again, "was to die for." "Trumbo," a purely pro-communist [Hollywood] perspective on the [brilliant] communist intervention into our American entertainment industry [in early Hollywood] deserves every award that America could present. And although I don't like communist politics, the entertainment productions were brilliant. Roman Holliday and Spartacus were two of the movies depicting the screenwriting genius of the "blacklisted" communists 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/communist ideology] again, "was to die for." "Trumbo," a purely pro-communist [Hollywood] perspective on the [brilliant] communist intervention into our American entertainment industry [in early Hollywood] deserves every award that America could present. And although I don't like communist politics, the entertainment productions were brilliant. Roman Holliday and Spartacus were two of the movies depicting the screenwriting genius of the "blacklisted" communists 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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