Hollywood Goes To War
Why do so many people think that you go to war to die?
I just read a question that asked whether we should send prisoners to fight in the military if there was a draft. Even though nobody actually said it, as a former Marine, many of the answers sounded like they believe the sole purpose to fight in a war is to die. To me this is very silly. The object is not to DIE for your country, its to make your enemy die for his/her country in order to WIN. It seems to me that most people don’t ever care about winning when it comes to war. All they say is get our troops home and send over the war-pigs, criminals and immigrants to ‘die for the war’. It just doesn’t make any sense. Why do so many people think this? Is it Hollywood? Is it liberal political brainwashing?
When it comes to the war on terror people don’t care about winning because they don’t understand what losing means. If you listen to the radical Islamic terrorists they they will tell you exactly what losing this war means. They have told us many times over the last few months that they want everyone on earth — and that includes Americans — to convert to Islam or they will kill us. Got that? You either convert to Islam or you will be killed unless we win the war on terror. Further, they are fanatically committed to die to win the war on terror. I, for one, think we should give those radical Islamists who wish to die for Islam their wish. I think we should kill them all, in an Islamic country, before they bring the war to the shores of the U. S.
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Looney Tunes: Golden Collection, Vol. 3 $25.55 Another 60 fondly remembered Looney Tunes faves are included in this four-disc set that features cartoons starring Bugs Bunny (“Hare Force,” “Bowery Bugs,” “Acrobatty Bunny,” “Duck! Rabbit, Duck!,” and more); and Porky Pig (“Porky’s Party,” “Pigs Is Pigs,” “An Egg Scramble,” “Claws for Alarm,” and more); a selection of hilarious Hollywood send-ups (“Daffy Duck in Hollywood,” “Thugs with Dirty Mugs… |
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Classic Musicals from the Dream Factory, Volume 3 (Hit the Deck/Deep in My Heart/Kismet/Nancy Goes to Rio/Two Weeks with Love/Broadway Melody of 1936/Broadway Melody of 1938/Born to Dance/Lady Be Good) $50.95 Eleanor Powell hopes to win a part in Robert Taylor’s new play, in “Broadway Melody of 1936″ (1935). With Buddy Ebsen. Hoofer Powell is “Born to Dance” (1936) in a Cole Porter tuner co-starring James Stewart and Virginia Bruce. Powell is nixed as the star of Taylor’s new show, in “Broadway Melody of 1938″ (1937). With Ebsen, Sophie Tucker. Robert Young and Ann Sothern break up but sing their way b… |
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Hollywood Goes to War: How Politics, Profits and Propaganda Shaped World War II Movies $15.00 Conflicting interests and conflicting attitudes toward the war characterized the uneasy relationship between Washington and Hollywood during World War II. There was deep disagreement within the film-making community as to the stance towards the war that should be taken by one of America’s most lucrative industries. Hollywood Goes to War reveals the powerful role played by President Franklin D. Roo… |
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