Posted on 02/22/2018 5:42:01 AM PST by PJ-Comix
Esquire magazine writer Matt Miller doesn't like President Donald Trump. I get that. However, does he have to bring his Trump derangement into articles unrelated to him? An example is his February 21 story about one of The Black Panther actors, Winston Duke, who played the character of M'Baku. It took Miller just three paragraphs before his Trump obsession kicked in with gratuitous cheap shots:
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Sick, deranged and probably irredeemable.
I wonder if Miller read this Breitbart review of the film:
Nolte: Pro-Trump ‘Black Panther’ Breaks Box Office Records without Breaking New Ground
About a year ago these magazines and media companies had a meeting with their staff.
In it, they talked about “Resistance”. Some of the papers had writers report on this meeting, detailing the new instructions laid out by their bosses and editors.
All articles are almost required to have some anti-Trump content to get to the top of the pile and get further exposure.
Now there are articles written about shoes that somehow include some anti-trump BSery. It’s a trick they learned to get around ad blockers - put the ad in the article.
I noticed at the end of the movie that the outreach for Wakanda was not “bringing in immigrants” but having outreach centers, spreading technology and culture in THOSE nations to improve them.
So there are NO liberal talking points reinforced in the movie. Aside from saying “we’re here, we’ve got X”, they changed nothing.
“But as Trump tried and failed with his immigration ban and kept shouting about building walls, Duke went to work every day with a group of black creatives—director Ryan Coogler and co-stars Chadwick Boseman, Michael B. Jordan, Lupita Nyong’o, Danai Gurira, Daniel Kaluuya, and Letita Wright—working to do the opposite.”
I'll pass on the movie, too.
I don't do fantasy crap.
Comes as no surprise.
The movie glamorizes numerous murders? Why does it do that?
The movie glamorizes numerous murders? Why does it do that?
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Did you see the movie?
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