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To: elcid1970
I’ll go get some popcorn & watch with her as perfect people fall in love and sit together with multi-ethnic dinner guests at a huge holiday multicultural vegetarian supper where the blessing is given by the local imam.

Not on Hallmark thankfully.

Multi-ethnic Christmas dinner is possible.

The rest is not to be found.

You will see couples trying to raise their kids or sometimes someone else's kids.

You will see people give up things for love. Sometimes not expecting anything back.

God and Christianity may appear and when they do they will be treated respectfully.

No bed hopping will happen.

The bad guys will get what is coming to them, virtue will be rewarded.

Families will be together and love each other.

I have no idea why some people think that this is a bad thing. It actually is a weapon in the fight against the downfall of Western Civilization by showing it in a positive light.

62 posted on 12/08/2018 9:46:34 PM PST by Harmless Teddy Bear (Somewhere there's danger, somewhere there's injustice, and somewhere else the tea is getting cold.)
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To: Harmless Teddy Bear

You may have more faith in Hallmark screenwriters than me. They mostly think IMO that normal Christian values belong to white bigots who cling to guns and hate those who are different from them and who need to be reeducated.

The bottom line is market share and yes I am that cynical. Producers already know that a ranting Murphy Brown or Rosie O’Doughnuts is going to turn viewers off and scare off advertisers. So they soften their societal depictions.

All I see is actrons reading scripts; cardboard humans and about as deep.


63 posted on 12/08/2018 10:05:09 PM PST by elcid1970 (My gun safe is saying, "Room for one more, honey!")
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