Say Anything Blog

In 2004 I left the myopic NYC theater, the Establishment groupthink drove me to seek freedom; since then I’ve been watching anything counter-Hollywood-culture, anti-Hollywood-establishment.  Recently watched “God and Country” documentary about those who serve along with the many humanitarian missions they accomplish, interwined is an interview with family, friends and fellow Marines talking about fallen Marine Cpl Bradley Arms.  The simplicity in their expressions, not forced or imposed upon the audience is what made this movie so special.

When I watch current Establishment crap everything it’s so forced and manufactured that there is no room for simplicity yet depth about the human condition.

The Entertainment Establishment is so fearful of going outside their tiny box that their work is producing an inhuman product.

This odd paradox in this art form is even reflected in the performer’s faces and bodies; ie anorexic bodies junked-up in steroid youth jiuce, triple-d siliconed tits, and stiffened botxed faces void of any human emotion.

This is the story of troops at Bagram airbase that beat , tortured and murdered detainees.

How could they be “besmirched”?

Well, I think the issue is the lack of GOOD stories.  Of course you can find wackos in the military just like in our normal society.  Why is this the only portrayal we get out of Holly-weird?  Where are the uplifting stories about the troops who are saving lives?  Building schools?  Opening modern/clean hospitals?  Supplying power/water to Iraqi citizens that previously had none?  Let’s hear some of the good stuff, please!

Where are the uplifting stories?  Balance, I think we all know that will never happen with the biased Holleywood crowd. 

Funny thing is that I stopped watching those shows because most of the award winners are pieces of garbage I have never even heard of and were flops at the box office.  Anyways, Holleywood actors are just attention craved egotistical maniacs that have nothing better to do than hold multiple night to tell the world how great they are, pathetic.

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