Hollywood Hypocracy at its' Highest

[cdh718]

Maybe WE should ask how many more movies, tv shows, video games and albums that Glorify gun violence will they make.

Check the video

The song at the end may be a bit much but U get the point.

 

[a-delgado]

Good video; however, I'll take the song off if you want to be taken seriously. We would be starting to sound like those retard libs. Just MHO.

 

[cdh718]

I didn't make the video. I agree the song is too much.

 

[leadsender]

The video was put together very well. However, the song plays right into the point that the video was making. You are going to have to go tell musicians to "go **** themselves" as well. Hollywood and the music industry will continue to do what they do. What I take from this video is that I know the difference between reality and the magic that is made in the movies.

 

[buckey01]

Why would anyone pay any attention to people who make their living in Hollywood. Most of these people have achieved success only based on personal beauty. They would not be qualified for even the most menial of tasks if it were not for the motion picture industry. In past generations actors were at the very bottom of the social structure. During the nineteenth century and before most were considered to be on the same social level as pickpockets and prostitutes. But we idolize these people and for some strange reason and value their opinions. I know there are exceptions but listening to their opinions about anything is ridiculous.

 

[DonL]

They forgot the video of the teacher that had a weapon and blew away an armed intruder at his school....oh, wait a minute,that's to bloody

 

[nontechguy]

Here's an answer by PJTV

PJTV: Hypocrite Celebs Insult the Second Amendment But Still Appear in Violent Movies - YouTube