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In reply to the discussion: The most honest three and a half minutes of television, EVER... [View all]Ian Iam
(386 posts)50. The truly sad thing?
No foreign power has done this to you. Certainly, Mr bin Laden launched an attack against you, but he did not restrict the rights and protections of the people America once had.
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babylonsister
Feb 2013
OP
I have easily see that clip a dozen times, and I still get the same chills that I got the first time
11 Bravo
Feb 2013
#3
"23. It was honest until it got to the nostalgia for a time that never was..."
greiner3
Feb 2013
#37
Thank you. There's not a black or brown person in this country that wouldn't love for every single
Number23
Feb 2013
#53
I heard it live. I remember I was tearful and at the same time grateful I was
snappyturtle
Feb 2013
#6
TV has had a resurgence of good shows over the past handful of years led by HBO.
crazy homeless guy
Feb 2013
#21
BTW, the Newsroom has been renewed for a second season, which will premiere in June 2013. nft
plethoro
Feb 2013
#12
Exactly, and thank YOU for appreciating it -- I fully expected (and still do) criticism
whathehell
Feb 2013
#22
As a mom of 2 members of the "worst generation," thank you for saying that so eloquently. nt
Doremus
Feb 2013
#69
It was "sorority girl" -- I guess "frat boy", or "jock boy" doesn't "play" as well,
whathehell
Feb 2013
#24
point. this is our culture. the show is riddled with sexism. subtle and not. yet.... it is
seabeyond
Feb 2013
#25
where we are today in the issues of feminism and womens issues is the back seat of the bus.
seabeyond
Feb 2013
#30
Frat Boy would've worked just fine. But Sorkin likes his protagonists just a tad abusive.
Bucky
Feb 2013
#79
And yet they still have the gall to stand up and say that in the Halls of Congress...
ReRe
Feb 2013
#16
Maybe we will be the greatest nation some day if and when our government gives up: empire, global
indepat
Feb 2013
#40
Should I stand up and say this on a street-corner in my right-wing neighborhood in this very red,
indepat
Feb 2013
#46
sorry, but the obnoxious treatment of that young woman turned me off right from the start
magical thyme
Feb 2013
#67
It's pretty honest up to the "let me tell you something sorority girl" part. Pure hokum after that
fishwax
Feb 2013
#81