I was thinking after that WaPost theater critic post
below. Thinking this. ''The New York Times must have set a
marker that The WaPost (Times Jr.) felt it must respond to. Let's see.''
Why yes. ''Times critic Charles Isherwood laments
in Sunday’s Arts & Leisure ("Is Lefty Finally Showing Up?") that
"Agitprop has become an afterthought in American theater, and the issue
of labor relations has largely receded from public consciousness.''
''What, still denial?
Then let me give you this
cool movie clip, perhaps
it can enlighten you of reality.''
Bo Piddly
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Come on. Sheesh. Lefty agitprop is alive and well in
theater .. well the movie theater anyway- I can't afford Broadway
prices (O irony!).
Last night a poor soul going by ''Bo Chen,''
posted a 4,456 word rant in comments. Think Unabomber on
mushrooms. Obviously Bo hasn't been around here before, or he'd have to
know what I think about Robert Redford's ''Sundance'' operation [e.g. Ratbastards in love]. The guy offers as his coups de grâce, the capo di tutti i capi of
arguments, a Sundance film festival clip (which he probably
doesn't know, but it's almost a word-for-word plagiarism of the 1937
Japanese film ''We are boss of you'') - a clip that's supposed
to what? Persuade us to leave Iraq and Iran so we can
nuke the crap out of China? I sheepishly admit that I only
read the first and last sentence of Bo's scholarly post, so I might
have missed something.
What I didn't miss though, is that lefty mofos use popular media
as the display case of choice from which to sell their ratbastard
commie propaganda. But, I already knew that.
