There’s one thing I despise with liberal actors, is the finger ON the trigger, not alongside.
No wonder they think guns are dangerous, the way they hold guns, one false step and BAM!

She is famous after all. Maybe she does know best. We must remember they are just trying to ‘help’ us little people in fly over country.

For the record I bought 5th element not because of her but because it is supposed to be a great way to show of a high def display ( I’m geeky like that)

FYI, apparently reading the Scarlet Letter will make your nine year old turn into a massive floozybot.

Thanks Hollywood!

Whew. Another near disaster averted.

I just wish someone in Hollywood would also come out and say people are responsible for their own healthcare and taking care of their own kids and paying their own bills. The fact that they ONLY call out parents on what kids watch and not on anything else is what I find hypocritical.

But it’s been a bit disingenuous for the entertainment industry to claim no responsibility whatsoever for the gratuitous violence and increasingly graphic sexuality that permeates almost everything it creates, but wants to be seen as a force for “good,” i.e. influencing people to recycle, volunteer, or care about African orphans. The industry can’t have it both ways…it has to acknowledge that if it can influence people to do what it considers good, it also has to acknowledge that overexposure to torture flicks or sex-drenched fare by those too young for those things can have a negative effect. Parents have to work extra hard to keep their kids away from inappropriate material because it’s everywhere. There’s no t.v. family hour anymore, your kids’ friends might have loads of violent video games even if you don’t buy them, and there’s the internet where you can access all of the porn you want in a matter of seconds. It’s like you have to keep your children in lockdown at an Irish convent.

Parents need to take responsibility for raising their kids. The television and the movie theatre staff are not babysitters. It is not Hollywood’s job to raise society’s children, and anyone who thinks so needs to seriously reconsider passing on their genes.