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I can't remember who last told me I couldn't see a movie (probably my parents) but I know it wasn't SONY or North Korea. And I wasn't an adult back then.
Gimmeabreak.
The people at Sony obviously have a yellow streak (about a foot wide) right up their miserable backs.
Personally, I won't buy ANY Sony products for the rest of my life. Sony sets a bad precedent for every
Company in America. They cowed down to a fat little chinker chong that rules through fear.
What's going to happen if that pugy little bastard wants to blackmail other companys ?????? What really
makes me mad is that Obama doesn't have the balls to stand up to North Korea either. He's a bigger
coward than Sony.
The people at Sony obviously have a yellow streak (about a foot wide) right up their miserable backs.
Personally, I won't buy ANY Sony products for the rest of my life. Sony sets a bad precedent for every
Company in America. They cowed down to a fat little chinker chong that rules through fear.
What's going to happen if that pugy little bastard wants to blackmail other companys ?????? What really
makes me mad is that Obama doesn't have the balls to stand up to North Korea either. He's a bigger
coward than Sony.
The precedent Sony is setting is much bigger than North Korea. Now any and every nationality/religion/political entity/oppressed group knows that threatening violence against anyone involved in distribution of any movie/TV show/book/music that offends them actually works. So expect much more of this.
What a bunch of losers to bow to that pudgy cheese addict. I had been looking forward to The Interview for a while, and I would have been upset with a cancellation anyways. However, this is a level of abject cowardice unseen in Hollywood since the Family Guy episode of South Park.
The sad irony is: North Korea may have just done the world a huge favor.
I see, and what would all of you think would be an appropriate actionfor us
if N. Korea or another 'enemy' made a movie about assassinating any
seated United States President?
Pres Bush or Obama?...say, Dem or Rep...
Or Princess Kate and her son...?
Should we or England sit on our hands...officially or covertly?
Just curious.
A quote from that CNN link:
North Korea isn't your typical atheist communist dictatorship. It's far more like the religious-nationalist
regime of Japan during the Second World War, in which the leader is elevated to the status of a living god.
I see, and what would all of you think would be an appropriate actionfor us if N. Korea or another 'enemy' made a movie about assassinating any
seated United States President?
Either ignore it or buy a ticket. It's a movie, not a battle plan. Keep fiction in perspective.
I'm a little baffled why North Korea is all bent out of shape about this movie but didn't seem to care much about TEAM AMERICA: WORLD POLICE, which was far meaner (and funnier) than THE INTERVIEW.
So when someone tells you they're going to punch you, you're a coward if you don't stand firm and take it on the chin?
Silly me, I consider it smarter to move and avoid getting hit.
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I can't remember who last told me I couldn't see a movie (probably my parents) but I know it wasn't SONY or North Korea. And I wasn't an adult back then.
