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The craziness of Lovecraft Country is nothing compared to the insanity of the past week, but the HBO series is unfortunately back making waves anyway. More specifically, it’s back to making obvious yet ridiculous parallels between 1955 and today. The latest example comes courtesy of an apparent comparison of George Floyd to Emmett Till and an "I can't breathe" reference.

This fall HBO premiered the new series We Are Who We Are, directed by Luca Guadagnino who previously directed the pederasty film Call Me By Your Name. Call Me By Your Name romanticized a sexual relationship between an adult man and a teenaged boy. 

The idea of Trump getting a third pick for justice on the Supreme Court terrifies the left. Radical Hollywood liberals know that another conservative justice poses a threat to their precious Roe v. Wade, socialized healthcare, open borders and solidifies many of the American freedoms that these sycophants hate. Needless to say Trump’s latest nomination sent them into a furor.

Lefties are in such desperate need of an escape from the Trump reality that they are reviving a fake Hollywood presidential administration in order to encourage Democrat voters prior to November 3.

Abortion is a humorous subject, according to Rachel Lee Goldenberg’s film, “Unpregnant,” amd you can practically hear the guffaws from the Washington Post newsroom. Post writer Sonia Rao did some free PR for the movie, which is about two underage girls on a roadtrip to procure one an abortion in a state that doesn’t require parental notification. Rao calls the grotesquely…

HBO must be getting desperate nowadays. HBO Max was already planning a West Wing reunion pretty much telling people to vote Democrat, but it looks like the main network is starting the political nightmare a little early. If you couldn’t stand liberals before, you will downright despise these Coastal Elites.

Good news, HBO’s Lovecraft Country has taken a slight break from hating white people and adding modern politics to 1955. The bad news is it spends all those thirty seconds showing us a naked intersex character. Somehow, that isn’t much better than what we’ve been getting.

It’s amazing how the advanced future always seems to be viewed through a liberal lens on television. Either we devolve into a hedonistic nightmare or fall victim to a dystopian society based on not following liberal practices. HBO Max’s latest sci-fi series Raised by Wolves does both by espousing how belief in religion “weakens” the human mind and atheism is "the only path to progress…

In the past few weeks, we’ve seen late night “comedy” descend into a total abandonment of jokes as well as an endorsement of Joe Biden. The complete partisanship continued Sunday night as far-left host John Oliver accused the racist GOP of…

HBO’s Lovecraft Country is probably the perfect show for this time. Namely, it’s the perfect show to compliment the hateful racial breakdown that’s happening all over the country. Like any given riot, Lovecraft Country is only happy to pour fuel on the fire of a false racial narrative.  

The Lincoln Project's Rick Wilson likes to portray himself as a conservative defending conservatism and the republic from President Trump, but on Friday's Real Time with Bill Maher, Wilson's assessment of the recently concluded RNC and Trump voters was so deranged that even the liberal Maher was forced to disagree.

Election Day is less than three months away which means it’s time for liberals to get desperate. This year’s stunt just happens to include two of their favorite things: celebrity endorsements and lecturing Americans. HBO has officially revealed plans for a reunion special of the political drama The West Wing. It’s just what America doesn’t need.

This month's HBO episode of Real Sports, with host Bryant Gumbel, chronicled the downward spiral of Major League Baseball's first social justice protester. After taking a knee in 2017, Athletics catcher Bruce Maxwell soon played his way out of baseball, suffered through depression, went to jail, and has bounced around the minor leagues since then. Gumbel called Maxwell's comeback…

As if 2020 didn’t have enough racial tension, HBO decides to throw fuel to the fire through its latest series Lovecraft Country. Based on a 2016 novel, the story is yet another remark about how racist America is. This time, we’ve got the usual “timely” comparisons between 2020 and the Jim Crow era.