[drpix]

Amazing! How are Hollywood's "heroes" always enemies of the USA, and Hollywood's villains are always those American leaders (or their supporters) who don't appease and collaborate with those enemies? But of course their patriotism can't be questioned, but here's another example:

'Ed Asner was asked:

"If you had the chance to play the biographical story of a historical figure you respected most over your lifetime, who would it be?" His answer:

"I think Joe Stalin was a guy that was hugely misunderstood. And to this day, I don't think I have ever seen an adequate job done of telling the story of Joe Stalin, so I guess my answer would have to be Joe Stalin." '

powerlineblog.com

Stalin killed more human beings than Hitler, and said "One death is a tragedy; a million is a statistic.", but to these Hollywood traitors, he was "misunderstood."

I'm afraid Hollywood's clear pattern of loving our enemies goes beyond the random ignorant utterances that we would expect if stupidity was the sole explanation.

[Frank_2001]

"I'm afraid Hollywood's clear pattern of loving our enemies goes beyond the random ignorant utterances that we would expect if stupidity was the sole explanation."

It was a long-term goal of the Communists to gain influence in the news and entertainment industry in the USA, and with very few exceptions they have succeded. Joe McCarthy knew exactly where to look for subversives, and that's why Hollywood hates him to this day.