[ProtectOurFreedom]

It isn’t a new problem, but it seems the sheer SCALE of the problem is now the problem. In days gone by (actually not that long ago - in living memory for a lot of people), people would have to receive pornographic materials in plain brown wrappers sent through the mails. Then Hugh Hefner came along, “adult” stores, mainstream porn at movie theaters. Then it all broke loose with the Internet delivering anything you want directly to you wherever you are.

I’m watching a Netflix / Canadian serial TV show called “Frontier” about trappers and the Hudson Bay Company in Eastern Canada in the late 1700s. It overlays all of our modern ills (extreme violence; homosexuality; kind Indians/evil white man; Amazonian women fighters) on those people back then. It’s beautifully photographed, but that’s about all that’s good about it.

[MrEdd]

The sheer scale isn’t new.
Ubiquitous cameras have torn away the veil.
The truth Society hid from in disbelief is now revealed in pictures.

[The_Media_never_lie]

I’m watching a Netflix / Canadian serial TV show called “Frontier” about trappers and the Hudson Bay Company in Eastern Canada in the late 1700s. It overlays all of our modern ills (extreme violence; homosexuality; kind Indians/evil white man; Amazonian women fighters) on those people back then. It’s beautifully photographed, but that’s about all that’s good about it.

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Thanks for reviewing "Frontier". I could almost have guessed this would be the case. :)