Why Hollywood Liberals Like Dictators, Gangsters, Perverts and Other Sick People
Michael Savage
April 11, 2001
Actor Kevin Costner goes to Cuba to fawn over dictator Castro and refers to the Stalinist as "President" Castro – one example of the Hollywood mentality that cheered the autocrat Clinton through eight long, bloody years of his tyranny.
China, the most despotic regime of our time, is given a walk by Hollywood's sensitivos. We ask, why? We ask, how?
Because more so than other people, the creators of false images (i.e., movies, TV) live in their heads and their imaginations. Not so much in the real world as, say, a cop or a fireman or a soldier.
Observing the wave of sick fantasies now regularly seen on film, we realize these diseased imaginations have acquired the level of psychosis. A psychosis that is infectious and radiating out messages to the world.
The psychosis has a peculiar twist. While obsessed with violence, power and evil, it is actually rooted in a feudal deference to authority! Coming from poor beginnings, many Hollywood leftists have a natural inclination toward socialist or communist ideology. In such societies, where maximum leaders (such as Castro) reign, the people are grateful for what their rulers decide to dole out.
Now that these child Marxists are themselves "great leaders" (on screen), they gravitate toward real-life dictators who reflect their desire for absolute power.
And so, the link between actors preaching "social justice" and dictators is made.
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