People need to treat this as entertainment.....not fact. It’s like watching a movie about WWII and knowing it’s all fiction. Someday, these people will say that Star Wars was history. Maybe we should start saying the Mickey Mouse is actually historical.
Maybe we should start saying the Mickey Mouse is actually historical...
Yes he is!!! He’s called Obama :)
His mousketeers are the new youth-service-corps !!!
And we need to acknowledge that the propaganda from the MSM just isn't true, so let's not worry about and try to point out its falsehoods. And those anti-Iraq war films were just entertainment, too.
And, no, fiction doesn't get a free-pass.
Conspiracy theories always pull elements of history out of the past. Their damage is in their attempt to weave a new “truth” out of those historical elements. It is that weaving that needs to be pulled apart by cogent analysis.
It just gets old after a while. And then the people making these movies pat themselves on the back and boast about what courage it took for them to take on big, bad Christianity, while cowering at the thought of taking on Islam.
“Someday, these people will say that Star Wars was history.”
But it was history...it happened “a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away!” Who said wasn’t history, hunh...I’ll bet it was the Flying Spaghetti Monster people again...trying to say the “force” isn’t real...sheesh!(sarcasm on)
Mickey Mouse is actually historical. He’s just not real.
Look, while this is “entertainment” there is also no doubt that the author harbors anti-catholic sentiments. Just because something is “entertainment” does not mean it is not also propoganda. Uncle Tom’s Cabin was “entertainment” but it is also one of the most successful works of propoganda in the last 200 years.
Next week Dan Brown’s new book where he shows the Boy Scouts of America are realy and even MORE secrety secret society that is running all the other secret societies. AAAAAND the scouts of even more eeeeevil than the church because they require a belief in God but will not say which one.
propaganda:
the spreading of ideas, information, or rumor for the purpose of helping or injuring an institution, a cause, or a person