Posted on 12/08/2018 7:01:58 PM PST by rintintin
Why must it be prefaced as “guilty?”
I think the word “guilty” is used to try to head off the mocking and ridicule others dish out because they know they can get away with it, and yes, it is very rude and childish. Just look at Hollywood and the nasty stuff they say about Trump, they do it because they can. They would never have said that stuff about Obama because they couldn’t get away with it.
Over the years, I have read many a post from people terribly upset that Sarah Palin and Trump had .....wait for it ......reality tv shows. I honestly don’t know what issue these folks had for an Alaskan travel show, or a show where contestants competed in producing a product for a large company. But the perpetually panties in a knot crowd continued to whine and complain, because they could.
It is just like the folks who go from thread to thread calling other freepers cultists, or believers. They do it, because they can.
In the end, the movies or shows one chooses to watch, or the stuff they want to read, really doesn’t effect others But some, are just such drama queens, they can’t help themselves in making sure that YOU know, that is not what they would be watching or reading.
Hope this helps
As the Director of a county shelter I assure you I have no bias for dogs versus cats. I have just never seen one with a cat in it.
By the way, I never said it but, I actually like these movies because they do bring back memories and spark a time when Christmas was more about love than department stores versus Amazon.
Now that they are making their own series they are really taking heat.
I love some of their cozy murder mysteries, "Signed, Sealed and Delivered" was good fun.
In fact except for a very few prime time shows our TV is tuned to Hallmark Movies and Mysteries, Cozi, MeTV or a food show.
It is nice not to be assaulted with "teaching moments" that are a direct violation of our values and reality.
“Um, you forgot the group of movies involving a prince of some random country”
Ah yes, the prince that falls in love with the commoner girl (usually from America), of whom the queen mother disapproves.
I do like the movies, for the same reason everyone else does, they are wholesome, old fashioned, and family oriented. I also like UPtv as they seem to have a lot of family stuff on there as well.
Despite the false doctrine of TBN founders, they used to have some fairly good movies you could watch for free. Hardly any now.
But if you get an offer for a free month of Amazon prime, you can find a few worthy Christian movies for free (legal) viewing, thank God. I saw "Rust " which was pretty well-done overall.
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