aTmAg said:
Aggie4242 said:
aTmAg said:
TCTTS said:
Arguing with him is futile. Trust me.
Not to mention, Tim Allen was ALSO in Toy Story 4 last year, one of the biggest movies of 2019. And yes, his show is still on the air, and still quite popular, from what I understand.
No matter how much sense you talk to these people, no matter the facts and hypocrisy you point to, they've made up their mind and their narrative is set in stone.
Of course they are going keep the same actor in PART 4 of a movie series. If they were making Toy Story 1 in 2019, no way would he have been picked.
And Fox is clearly not liberal like the rest of TV. The fact that he got cancelled on ABC and picked up by Fox isn't an argument for your cause.
Fox, the same network that works with Seth McFarlane and airs Family Guy? That Fox?
Yeah.. Fox doesn't cancel liberals like others cancel conservatives. Is that supposed to be a good point?
Here are a couple more articles for your reading:
https://www.latimes.com/business/hollywood/la-fi-ct-conservatives-hollywood-20170311-story.html
https://www.foxnews.com/entertainment/hollywood-conservatives-say-more-stars-stay-quiet-to-avoid-public-backlash-being-blacklisted
The fact that there even is a "Friends of Abe" organization and that they keep their membership secret should be enough evidence for you. Meanwhile, liberals in Hollywood of all ranks have absolutely no problem stating who they are. Those conservatives who are not remaining anonymous report that their agents are called pushing them to drop conservatives. Some of them did drop them. Do you think they are lying? Just look at the liberal cancel culture in every other aspect of life. Chick-Fil-A was beaten into submission by the liberal cancel culture. Universities have all but purged conservatives from their ranks (last I heard it was 12-1). Yet somehow you would actually believe that somehow Hollywood is exempt from this BS behavior despite the overwhelming evidence?
I am being dead serious when I ask this...
Do you actually read the articles you post?
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Some believe that deep down, corporate Hollywood is politically agnostic and that profits supersede partisanship.
"Where is this liberal Hollywood agenda? The agenda seems to be whatever will entertain mass audiences," said screenwriter Craig Mazin, who has voted Democrat and Republican and now describes himself as a moderate. "How could an industry have been successful this long if it was alienating half the country?"
Industry insiders say this is especially true in the exhibition industry, which includes the country's major cinema chains as well as small-town theater owners.
"Film buyers are greedy. They want a good performing film," said Ron Rodgers, the retired co-founder of Rocky Mountain Pictures, an independent distributor of conservative and Christian-themed movies.
Second, you think the existence of a "secret" club is convincing evidence that there is a mass conspiracy against conservatives? This should be easy to answer...Can you provide evidence that members of Friends of Abe have been discriminated against strictly because of their political views?
Keep in mind, this is the club's own description of their members:
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While no official tally exists, conservatives in the local entertainment industry estimate their numbers could be as high as a few thousand. That's a small fraction of the nearly 240,000 entertainment-related jobs in the county estimated in the most recent Otis Report on the Creative Economy of the L.A. Region.
Friends of Abe the industry's largest conservative organization alone counts about 2,500 people on its roster, having started a decade ago with just a handful of individuals led by actor Gary Sinise.
Should we apply Occam's Razor to this scenario?
As to your second article...
It keeps talking about the same handful of people. Oh, it also includes John Rhys-Davies, who was black-balled so hard he had a roll in Aquaman and has been in 14 movies and 7 TV series) since 2016.
Surely you have convincing evidence for your argument somewhere.
