[ SHOWGSD-L ] disturbing...?
- From: "Liz" <RockyLizard@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: "Showgsd-L@Freelists. Org" <showgsd-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 12 Nov 2006 23:37:05 -0700
Did anyone watch the "new episode of The Simpsons" that was on tonite? In it,
Lisa the overachiever is now a full-blown member of PETA, employed to answer
their phones...and the show depicts her throwing red paint on a celebrity
wearing a fur coat while screaming the slogan "Fur is Murder!".
"The Simpsons" has always poked fun at various bits of Americana, but this one
was downright political. The major theme of it was the war in Iraq. For or
against the war, I for one feel that the show is becoming somewhat
propagandized, and one of those "bites" is for an organization that is the
avowed enemy of animal hobbyists everywhere.
I dunno, maybe this is something for NAIA and SAOVA but this is a pretty big
list too. I wonder what Fox would do if we all wrote or emailed? I wonder
what the advertisers (KFC for one, a big PETA victim!) would say if we wrote
them and mentioned this?
I dunno...I just thought this could be something of which it might be
beneficial for us to take notice.
Liz in Utah
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