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Friday, 2 March 2012

Seriously?

Posted on 21:40 by Unknown

Fox News anchor, Lou Dobbs, has criticized the new Dr. Seuss movie The Lorax claiming it is pushing Pres. Obama's political agenda down the throats of America's youth. Lou, have you lost your mind?!?

In case you're reading this and you didn't know, The Lorax basically criticizes industrial progress and embraces caring for the environment. Apparently Dobbs didn't realize the book was published in 1971! Obama was just ten years old then so, if he already had a "political agenda" at that age I would be impressed! And, certainly, Dobbs is old enough to remember when the book was published. He may even be old enough to remember when Dr. Seuss was born (just kidding)!

Yes, Lou, Hollywood's "agenda" is indoctrinating children instead of making money. I mean, come on! What's on your show next week? Criticizing Obama for wearing Hanes underwear instead of Fruit of the Loom? I mean, that's how ridiculous it's become! Before I even write a review of this movie, I'm recommending everyone to go see it, just to make 'ol Dobbsy mad!
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