[EdnaMode]

Alyssa Rosenberg wants to put thousands of actors and crews including most of the CBS lineup out of work.

[DeplorablePaul]

Violence in the media? Cher answered it best in Clueless.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xM2mL0y9i5M

[adorno]

Washington Compost: Shut down all police movies and TV shows.

YOu do that, and you create the conditions for more people dying, since there would be nothing on TV to watch and people would have to go outside and become more social, and they could catch coronavirus or some other deadly disease or some mental disease, like liberalism, which the author of that piece above seems to be suffering from.

Even worse....

people might have to tune in and start watching FOX or OAN, which is not something that the liberals want to happen at all.

[chief lee runamok]

crazies love their extremes

[DaxtonBrown]

Alyssa is right. We should just have non stop Meryl Streep/Cher/Jane Fonda movies telling white men they are evil.

[stuck_in_new_orleans]

lol insane imbeciles! Shut Hollywood down now!

[smvoice]

...speaking of gaps between reality and fiction...let’s talk about the media. And the way they change truths for lies to further their agenda. How they twist and slash actual news for OPINION. And print it as breaking news. And go on and on 24/7 continuing the ruse.

Start in your own house Washington Post.

[Secret Agent Man]

i dont agree with wapo because they hate cops and the rule of law

i do hate the massive amount of cop shows just because they are ubiquitous and tiresome.

[maggief]

https://www.nytimes.com/2015/09/27/fashion/weddings/alyssa-rosenberg-and-matthew-gertz.html

Sept. 27, 2015

Alyssa Bennett Rosenberg and Matthew Anthony Gertz were married Saturday in Washington. Christopher Ashley, a friend of the couple who received temporary officiant status from the Marriage Bureau of the District of Columbia, officiated at the Josephine Butler Parks Center, a historic house.

The bride, 30, who will continue to use her name, works in Washington as a columnist for The Washington Post, where she writes Act Four, a culture and politics column. She graduated cum laude from Yale.

She is a daughter of Susan J. Bennett and John S. Rosenberg of Lexington, Mass. The bride’s father is the editor of Harvard Magazine in Cambridge, Mass. Her mother is the executive director of the Lexington Historical Society, a nonprofit organization in Lexington that works to preserve buildings from the Revolutionary War.

The groom, 31, is the research director for Media Matters for America, a media monitoring and watchdog organization in Washington, where he oversees researchers who monitor, analyze and correct misinformation in the news media. He graduated cum laude from Columbia.

[Bullish]

Just shut down anything Alyssa Rosenberg doesn’t like. That’ll fix everything.

[attiladhun2]

Oh! I got a brilliant idea for a show JB baby. Let’s ditch these cop shows, and, and... I got it JB baby. A show about Antifa and their trials and tribs, ya know. Yeah, we could have love interest there JB. Romance amidst burning buildings. Action AND romance. Waddaya think JB baby?

[A_perfect_lady]

LOL...

Media: Down with conservatives!!

Hollywood: Yeah!!

Media: Down with Christianity!!

Hollywood: Yeah!!

Media: Down with Wypipo!!

Hollywood: Yeah!!

Media: Down with America!!

Hollywood: Yeah!!

Media: Down with Trump!!

Hollywood: Yeah!!

Media: Down with Hollywood!!

Hollywood: .... wait, wut??

[MarvinStinson]

For a century, Hollywood has been collaborating with police departments, telling stories that whitewash police shootings and valorizing an action-hero style of policing.

For a century, The Washington Post has been collaborating with the communist agenda, telling stories that whitewash left wing sabotage and valorizing an action-hero style of left wing 'activism."

The result is an addiction to stories that portray police departments as more effective than they actually are; crime as more prevalent than it actually is; and police use of force as consistently justified. There are always gaps between reality and fiction, but given what policing in America has too often become, Hollywood’s version of it looks less like fantasy and more like complicity.

The result is an addiction to stories that portray communist operatives as less toxic than they actually are and left wing sabotage as consistently justified. There are always gaps between reality and fiction, but given what left wing sabotage in America has too often become, the Washington Post's version of it looks less like fantasy and more like complicity.

[Enterprise]

The police shows on now are preposterous anyway. I don’t watch them and I sure as hell wouldn’t mind having the go away.

[Trillian]

They’re not taking Police Academy away from me!

[ronnie raygun]

Yeah America needs more BET and MTV gangbanger vids

[Quentin Quarantino]

I just might have to watch Dirty Harry this afternoon.

[Fresh Wind]

Well, Alyssa, who you gonna call after some thug breaks into your home and steals all your stuff, or rapes you or your child (if you have one)?

Are you going to call the police?

I guess that option is off the table.

[Russ]

I noticed that my favorite cop show, “Blue Bloods” took a sharp turn to the left this season. Very disappointing.

[Vision]

The WashCompost are so full of lunatics they don't even make sense now, and probably expect to be paid for it.

[cyclotic]

Someone should make a police show that actually follows the Constitution. Wow, would it be boring.