The Irony of the major media.

In an attempt to remain in positive spirits (non-alcoholic) for the
Christmas/Chanukah season, I have refrained from visiting many of the
online news sites that I normally habituate.

In lieu of my usually frustrating practice of visiting these depressing
news sites, I have resorted to viewing television, concentrating on
Christmas type shows.

Ah, but therein lies the rub, for it seems that today's shows are in
fact more depressing than the news sites. Even with the masquerade of
being a Christmas show, the monotony of plots becomes quickly evident.
It seems that all children live with single parents, almost exclusively
the mother, who had divorced the father usually because he was/is an
adulterer, or an alcoholic, or was physically abusive.

From watching the commercials, it seems that almost all couples
exclusively have girls, of if they have a token boy, he is usually
relegated to a non-speaking position, either out of focus or greatly in
the background.

If one examines the shows themselves, one will notice that the shows are
so diverse as to make one sick, often with equal distribution of white
women, black men, oriental women and sometimes oriental men, and usually
some white men. Now between the commercials and the shows it becomes
evident that the people in Hollywood are discriminated based on sex,
race, and national origin. For in their zeal to obtain the "right mix"
of characters to make the show diverse, they have ignored other
qualified people also seeking the roles.

Isn't this discrimination?

If I am an employer, can I refuse a black man, qualified for the job, in
order to hire a white simply because I feel that he better fits the need
for the application?

You can bet the answer is no.

These same people whine about the rest of the country being bigoted and
demand that something is done about it, then go on to violate the same
principles that they extol.

Bah Humbug, not to the Christmas/Chanukah Spirit, but to the politically
correct idiots that write modern shows.

May everyone have a Merry Christmas and Happy Hanukah!

Dr. Artuad





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To know and to be, this is not even a question, there is no alternative.
You see it clearly in the loneliest little avenues between particles and
waves, shunned even by the gregarious quark and unknown by the various
strands of time, so big it cannot be seen, yet so little it is
immovable, lies the fabric of the ultimate reality gripped in the tiny
fist of the all or nothing."