RJT>DN> I believe Hollywood has enormous credibility as a purveyor of
RJT>DN> propaganda.

RJT>The phrase "purveyor of propaganda" suggests that they are
the mechanism an
RJT>that somebody else is providing the content,  or setting the agenda,  or
RJT>whatever.  This may be the case,  but if so I'm not real sure as to where i
RJT>coming from and as to how whoever's doing it is managing to set that agenda
RJT>It also seems like the "news" media have almost the same
agenda,  or at lea
RJT>are on the same end of the political spectrum for the most part.

It's coming from Hollywood, itself.  There is an ultra-liberal clique
running the place, and that slants everything they do.  That's why you
see an anti-NRA poster inside a police station in a scene from "Lethal
Weapon," and in many movies on the Military, the Military as an
institution and its leaders are shown in a very bad light.

Have you considered the irony in a flick like "Lethal Weapon" being
anti-gun?  People who make millions of dollars glorifying violence blame
the NRA for the problem?
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