The plot thickens.
http://motherjones.com/blue-marble/2...mogulous-smoke
The plot thickens.
http://motherjones.com/blue-marble/2...mogulous-smoke
I like how all the demonizing footage is of the president saying completely rational shit. The fucking political magnifying glass is exhausting, but it's great to think Fern Gully probably makes everyone there so fucking mad. They're actually pitching a pretty awesome movie themselves by creating a story where fiction's greatest villains aren't actually bad guys, just republicans.
There was some conservative writer who said Batman in TDK was George Bush. So it's fair! Liberals get Lorax and Kermit the Frog and blue Native American aliens, and the Right-wingers get fricken Batman.
So, i'm 15 minutes into the borrower arriety, and basically, what is happening is there is a family squatting in another's basement, and at night, they go up to rob them. The guy even brought his daughter with him on the burglary. She was really excited about it, so i can only assume they've been brainwashing her for years (she's 14, going on her first burglary). This is some seriously fucked up shit.
fox news has a wonderful business strategy. people either love them or hate them, either way, both watch. one cries and one enjoys.
it's genius really
Don't forget the 3rd crowd: the international crowd. The democrats cry, the republicans circle-jerk, we laugh (the brits in particular); all watch.
On an unrelated note, The Borrowers is quite frankly a terribad story that can't even be saved by Christopher Eccleston and Steven Fry.
Well, it didn't help that it kind of went the same tack as the '97 movie with Broadbent and Goodman, (instead of closer to the book like Arrietty) but it was still better than the aforementioned version.
No words for that video. I loved the book and that adaptation looks good to me. Fox deserves its own videos thread. Not sure the whole story behind this, but supposedly he let this out as his last show and Fox did not approve:
I was with him until the pitch about rp, but even so he has points.
So they fired him for basically proving his point, resulting in proving of his point.
I'm am majorly opposed to the two-party system, unfortunately the government is going to need to drive us into the ground even more than they already have been doing before enough disapproval is going to exist to bring about real change in regards to that system.
something something constitutional amendment something campaign finance reform something
That first video broke my brain.
The last one had a lot of good points in questions. What if it's all just an illusion? Sure seems to be.
It would take a moment's thought from a rational human being to come to a conclusion that the gentleman in the above video just presented. That being said; Washington status quo will continue.