What actor makes you change the channel?

I have more of an issue with hearing their opinions during like a game or something. I give actors more leeway, except for that apparently they bring the stuff to the sets and some actors and stuff are banned due to slightly differing opinions. Also when crappy movies are consistently made and promote groups that have slave labor and reeducation camps. Also I keep finding that leftist plots end up as bad movies/shows. I think it's just natural that no one really likes these leftist movies, because they aren't natural. You have to be brainwashed to like them.

But celebrities are only celebrities because people celebrate them. I'm a big fan of basketball, but seeing John Wall and Demarcus Cousins on campus occasionally, I did think that was neat, but I wasn't gonna rush them for autographs or anything. Post what you want, but when I turn on and I'm going to watch your product, be professional if you want me to watch.

I am biased, because I think in the US we don't have as much in common except for the rare ideas of freedoms coming from our creator and not our captor. That we are supposed to hold in common these ideas, not religions, not favorite music, etc.
 
DieselJeep said:
I have more of an issue with hearing their opinions during like a game or something. I give actors more leeway, except for that apparently they bring the stuff to the sets and some actors and stuff are banned due to slightly differing opinions. Also when crappy movies are consistently made and promote groups that have slave labor and reeducation camps. Also I keep finding that leftist plots end up as bad movies/shows. I think it's just natural that no one really likes these leftist movies, because they aren't natural. You have to be brainwashed to like them.

But celebrities are only celebrities because people celebrate them. I'm a big fan of basketball, but seeing John Wall and Demarcus Cousins on campus occasionally, I did think that was neat, but I wasn't gonna rush them for autographs or anything. Post what you want, but when I turn on and I'm going to watch your product, be professional if you want me to watch.

I am biased, because I think in the US we don't have as much in common except for the rare ideas of freedoms coming from our creator and not our captor. That we are supposed to hold in common these ideas, not religions, not favorite music, etc.
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What makes a movie leftist? What do you consider yourself on the political scale?

I disagree that we have little in common. You seem to focus on our differences and I focus on what we have in common.
 
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Brianj5600 said:
What makes a movie leftist? What do you consider yourself on the political scale?

I disagree that we have little in common. You seem to focus on our differences and I focus on what we have in common.
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I consider leftist movies to be movies that are anti USA, meaning against the ideas that are supposed to hold us together that the individual has inherent value and the will to affect their own life. Modern Disney seems to come into mind as not passing the smell test and that's before they thanked the Chinese officials that support concentration camps.

Now that's a difficult line to draw even for me, which is why I'm very pro first amendment. I'm very protective of that amendment hence I'm very pro second. My views from high school even have changed very little, but at that time I was considered liberal and then that was called libertarian and then that was called conservative and it seems like that will soon be called terrorist, though I'd rather see the left states secede before anyone could get hurt.

I'm not sure where you got that I was focused on us not having commonalities. My only guess is the instance I may have mentioned that we don't need to have anything in common via our immutable characteristics, but I think we should have in common the ideals penned down by our founding fathers, because until you find a better system that one is the best. Socialism and communism has failed people and society every time it's been tried. At some point a system with it may be able beat us in a fight, but they require human rights abuses to do so. Our system has had those abuses, because we're flawed, but we all are ashamed of those instances and we shouldn't hide those misdeeds, but we must move on from them too.

If you want to talk about focusing on differences maybe we should examine the woke farce which is only about looking at our immutable differences and that will get me to turn off the TV.
 
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