Posted on 09/27/2008 9:16:45 AM PDT by Publius804
Towelhead and the Normalization of Sex With Children
Hollywood's latest effort to portray pedophiles sympathetically.
September 27, 2008 - by John Nolte
Much in the same way 2004’s Downfall fleshed out Adolph Hitler without mitigating the monstrosity of his crimes, Solondz and Baker present their child rapist as a three-dimensional being without once asking us to feel sorry for him. Admittedly, both Downfall and Happiness polarized audiences with these portrayals, but I would argue that the more realistic the monster, the more terrifying the behavior.
There’s nothing, however, worthy of defense in a spate of recent films that go well beyond the fleshing out of these monsters.
(Excerpt) Read more at pajamasmedia.com ...
I don’t give a dime to (or damn about) any of Hollyweird.
Nothing but a freak show interspersed with bad sequels.
Hollywood’s latest effort to portray pedophiles sympathetically....
Is because Hollywood is full of pediphiles itself. Take a look at the things they have kids doing and open your eyes.
There is nothing nice or normal about a person who abuses children.
A few months back, someone posted a link for a site where you could view a map of sexual predators on your computer. Just for the hell of it, I entered a couple of big cities and the ones with the MOST child molesters were L.A. and Washington D.C. If anyone has the link, post it, scary stuff.
The only ones who could possibly have sympathy for the child rapist and molester are persons who are already inclined toward child molestation.
Paging Woody Allen, Woody, your career just called, and it says “I’m dead.”
I have to ask due to his relation to the film industry: Is he related to Nick Nolte?
Remember when sharing the values of Hollywood was considered by most a bad thing?
Today Hollywood's and the Democratic Party's values are one in the same.
I don’t think so, but his blog is really good you should check it out.
“I’m 42 and she’s 17. I’m older than her father. Do you believe that? I’m dating a girl wherein I can beat up her father. ...” Manhattan/Woody Allen
Only the girl turned out to be much younger than 17 when he started dating her, and she was his adoptive daughter.
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