They always have to eat, and now they are eating their own kind. It is glorious.
I enjoyed the work of Kevin Spacey and Louis C.K., and I will miss them. But there is so much good that is coming out of the libs throwing people like them, and Hillary and Weinstein, under the bus. It has shown a light on how perverse these people are, and have been, for decades. No longer can they attempt to dictate morality to the rest of society and be taken seriously.
Further, celebrity endorsements of politicians will no longer be sought after. In fact, people had already caught up with this trend during Hillary's election, as it became clear that any celebrity who endorsed Hillary was a hypocrite and a fool. The scandals will only accelerate this trend. People will care less about the political opinion of celebrities than ever before, but if celebs, who are overwhelmingly liberal, want to pop off about politics, please go for it. Your statements will have the opposite effect of what you intend.
The scandals may also help to stem the tide of decline in our culture emanating from Hollywood. Movie and TV studios may now think twice about greenlighting some of the worst ideas we have seen from them in the past. Perhaps women will be portrayed in a better light than they have been in film and TV, and talent will become more important for actors and actresses than it has been in the past.
Finally, and most importantly, it is going to help to change the culture of people in power attempting to exploit underlings sexually and otherwise. This problem exists in all walks of life, but because the Hollywood scandals are so prominent, everyone will have this in the back of their mind regardless of their profession.
It is all good, and we have the liberals to thank.
I enjoyed the work of Kevin Spacey and Louis C.K., and I will miss them. But there is so much good that is coming out of the libs throwing people like them, and Hillary and Weinstein, under the bus. It has shown a light on how perverse these people are, and have been, for decades. No longer can they attempt to dictate morality to the rest of society and be taken seriously.
Further, celebrity endorsements of politicians will no longer be sought after. In fact, people had already caught up with this trend during Hillary's election, as it became clear that any celebrity who endorsed Hillary was a hypocrite and a fool. The scandals will only accelerate this trend. People will care less about the political opinion of celebrities than ever before, but if celebs, who are overwhelmingly liberal, want to pop off about politics, please go for it. Your statements will have the opposite effect of what you intend.
The scandals may also help to stem the tide of decline in our culture emanating from Hollywood. Movie and TV studios may now think twice about greenlighting some of the worst ideas we have seen from them in the past. Perhaps women will be portrayed in a better light than they have been in film and TV, and talent will become more important for actors and actresses than it has been in the past.
Finally, and most importantly, it is going to help to change the culture of people in power attempting to exploit underlings sexually and otherwise. This problem exists in all walks of life, but because the Hollywood scandals are so prominent, everyone will have this in the back of their mind regardless of their profession.
It is all good, and we have the liberals to thank.
