Film Reviews, Sports, And Editorials From A Minarchist Perspective
For years the media has desperately played a 3-4 defense trying to convince you that the people who have protested the National Anthem have not done it out of disdain for the country or the flag.
New York Knicks & New York Rangers owner James Dolan has given sports fans a legit reason to hate him for the last few decades. The Knicks haven’t won a championship since 1972-73 and the Rangers haven’t raised the cup since 1993-94.
The media has played a very large role in how we got to this point. When black people turn on a television, they see news reports depicting racist interactions with police officers on the news, and they use these news reports to solidify their beliefs about cops.
While poor people in real life have been dealt a harsh hand based on a number of factors that any reasonable human being can sympathize with, in the world of entertainment they are avatars for communism, death, and destruction.
Citizens are seeing their neighborhoods burning down and people who had nothing to do with the killing in Minnesota are seeing their lives put in immediate danger.
As the rioters began to throw explosives into the lobby of the Atlanta office of CNN, Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms held an emergency press conference with black leaders urging rioters to stop destroying property in their own neighborhoods.
There is no word currently if that 25% cap on audiences will be expanded before the NFL season begins in September.
Director/Screenwriter Paul Feig is STILL pointing fingers at everyone but himself for the film’s failure.
Vanity Fair, ScreenRant, Collider, and Vulture are no longer the paragons of virtue when it comes to deciding what fans do and think.
Feig wrote: “There’s a three and a half hour cut of Ghostbusters: ATC I’d be happy to share.”
