Hollywood left: owned

[Joust Williams]

Wait, let me help him out here:

NOW YOU'RE REACHING! or
TYPICAL CONSERVATIVE ARGUMENT

hmm...what else is there...

I give up

[Gohron]

These threads are getting more and more ridiculous, we used to have discussion now it's just mostly hate and anger. Nice job Revolter!

[Wilykat]

The definition of the word "owned" is being decreased every day.

People are spending good money just to be sore winners.

[Clash!]

You can of course imagine how annoying the Hollywood left would have been if Kerry won.

[g0zen]

blah, blah, blah

I must not have been clear in my earlier post. When I said the image of 'hollywood left' I meant specifically when it was applied to John Kerry in the '04 election. I am well aware that the concept of Hollywood being entirely liberal has been around for much longer.

[SpoDaddy]

Arnold isn't part of hollywood anymore, you're not making sense. He quit acting and has taken a political office, he's not just shooting his mouth off about things then running back to a movie set. His ass is on the line. If Susan Sarandon or any other retarded hollywood liberal cares so much about changing the system why don't they run for office too?

[Calliander]

Wow, how mature and well-conceived those billboards are. Owned indeed.

I'm pretty agreeable and open for change with people who are supposed to be on the opposite end of the spectrum politically and idealogically, but this sort of smug, childish attitude is beyond pathetic.

On the other hand if it pisses people off, more power to them, that part's okay in my book. Could've been done better, though.

You can of course imagine how annoying the Hollywood left would have been if Kerry won.

Actually, I can't imagine it. The Democratic/liberal side this time seemed to be one of "ZOMG THIS TEH END!!!"

You know, I drove by the Kodak theater today and I don't remember seeing those billboards. Must've missed them.

[AstroBlue]

McCarthyism was a reaction to Hollywood's leftist leanings back in the 1950's.

No, McCarthyism was a symptom of America being filled with stupid, paranoid, closet homosexual assholes that would like to fuck over everybody that was smarter than them (which was almost everybody) and/or actually made a worthwhile contribution to humanity beyond making money and being an arsehole.

[Diff-chan]

AstroBlue, are you implying that Hollywood exists for a greater purpose than making money and being a bunch of assholes?

You're smarter than that.

[Mr-K]

McCarthyism was a reaction to Hollywood's leftist leanings back in the 1950's. Due to the Red Scare and the political climate at the time, Joe McCarthy was able to parade some of Hollywood's biggest stars out as communist sympathizers. Some people lost careers because of this. The deep hatred for the right was seeded here.

I like the red scare because without it none of us would have ever seen High Noon.

I like High Noon to the point where I am willing to say that it makes the red scare worth it.