Monday, September 18, 2017

Stephen Colbert's Nazi Sympathies

There is a dignified way to express one's politics in entertainment.

Last night's Emmys wasn't it.

All art will have some element of politics if the artist is at all politically sentient. Casablanca has plenty of anti-Nazi propaganda, right?

We do talk about politics here but not exclusivity and we make no secret of our loathing for Hillary! The reader knows what their getting into.

[Man, if I could go back in time and tell myself to chose another writer-Ed]

But we keep our straight opinions out of our books.

As we said all art will have an element of politics. We have a world view and it comes through. Israel is inherently good. Readers of World War 1990: Operation Eastern Storm will notice that we don't much care for Pat Buchanan. A reviewer of World War 1990: Operation Arctic Storm thought the Battle of Nome read like an NRA ad. To Survive the Earth has a story full of pistol packing Girl Scouts.

Actually we have a habit of criticizing those on our side. New Gingrich will make a cameo in World War 1990: The Final Storm and he is ridiculed.

So Stephen Colbert turned the Emmy's into a political rally. Steve, other people used to politicize their art. You seem kind of familiar with them:



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