Kris King with Nite Hawk Cinema said about the movie: (see link here)
“Our ruling? The Hunger Games features a liberal dystopia, one that takes conservative fears of liberalism in America and amplifies it to a cartoonish degree.”
Really?
Kris if you like cartoons so much I have one for you. It was funded by George Soros. Go clean yourself off from the ”dried condiments and popcorn salt” and watch this cartoon.
Agenda 21 is a dystopia in the making AND BOTH political parties are ”nudging” us there a little more every day.
What else do you think Soros means by “Cry Freedom Ghettos”, or Mandatory Calorie cards and you only get meat on your birthday (btw, your love of movie popcorn would quickly exceed your calorie limit I’m sure), or Allocated Schools?
Try getting out of the movie theater and reading some more. 1984 and Brave New World would be good starting places. They were both written in the 1930′s by liberals!
Neal Thomas
Neal, I tried to write a comment here, but finally gave up. Decided to just give you and your readers two phrases to google up. One is “itiching ears in bible”; the other is “roaring lion in bible.”
May God continue blessing you with success and with safety. (Watch your back.)
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We all have our views of what life would be like in a very extreme form of liberalism and an extreme form of conservatism would look like. Let me tell you if our country was just pure liberal or conservative it would be hell, that’s why its like that. Panem is like an extreme form of liberalism in my opinion. You don’t have to be a prick about another bloggers post, that’s what blogs are for giving your opinion. If you don’t like someone else’s opinion don’t be a bitch about it.
I guess if you disagree with a liberal you are not making a legitimate argument, you are a “prick” and only “bitching”?? 1st Amendment does not apply when you voice a dissenting opinion? Me thinks that if you do not like criticism maybe you should write in a journal instead of writing on a public blog.