By: Robert Bentley

Robert Bentley
Tue, 24 Feb 2015 16:04:10 +0000

"Academy Rightfully Cast Politics Aside"? Really? I almost split my sides laughing! It's perhaps a matter of taste about the selection of "Birdaman" as best picture; Hollywood as always its old narcissitic self loves to dwell on its own inner sanctum life and true that this movie isn't itself a political statement, but rather that the near total omission of "American Sniper" was a purposeful slight both to director Clint Eastwood for his past transgressions against the messiah of the ultra left in the last Presidential campaign, and even worse, an obvious and odious insult against the many military heroes of this country who have suffered and died due to the devastating consequences of our latest and arguably futile wars. The movie was about them and a particular hero example, not at a glorification or a any commentary on the wars at all. No, these leftist Hollywood hypocritical slime, as usual, bend over backwards to support the likes of the Michael Moores and those who insult our military, yet in the past, have no problem glorifying war movies when they're protrayed by Tom hanks and other Hollywood PC approved actors and producers. Also, the equal pay pitch didn;t seem to mention that pay inequality might be examined right there in Hollywood, or in the President's own offices, or in Hillary Clinton's own staff-or that the so-called "inequality" statistics are deceivingly distorted by unequal comparisons of seniority or that unions and civil service systems that set forth pay base upon senority rather than merit favor men who remain longer in the workforce than women.As for income rdistribution, these hypcorites are perhaps the very worst distortion of income variation of the wealty vs. the bottom rung. The Oscars are an absurd exercise in narcissistic hypocristy, complete divorce from reality and proof that radical liberalism is a dangerous social disease.