Providing health care is not the same thing as making peanut butter.

And that company is now bankrupt and the owner facing many lawsuits. If he had made the ethical and right decisions at the time of discovering salmonella, there's a good chance the company would still be in operation. One random jackass of a business owner who made horribly stupid business and ethical decisions which killed others does not mean the free market doesn't work. If anything, it's worked quite well....the business is no longer operating and Stewart Parnell will likely face jail time, where he belongs.

Have you actually watched Parks & Recreation this season? It's hilarious, a complete 180 from its first season. Kath & Kim though, yeah, was terrible.

"People in America" implies people in the United States of America, not people in all of North America...let's be honest here.

Baehr didn't do his homework (big surprise.) Most of his writings/reviews are just trying to judge whether films fit into his worldview or not, and then, deem the worthy to see or not. I can't believe this guy is still writing for BH.

You guys are both missing out with BSG, which is perhaps my favorite drama series ever admittedly. But watching the whole series, the issues are not as black & white as perhaps you both think. For awhile there though, I understand what you mean...however the characters & story progress, grow...The final season was some of the best television I've ever watched.

Learn how to use Hulu for clips from NBC, ABC & FOX.

Protip: You can edit the videos just to show certain clips! And won't have to worry about copyright claims.

"Kite" is a personal favorite as well....I'd love to see it live some day.

Eagerly awaiting their show at the Rose Bowl in October! Unfortunately, we'll have to suffer through Black Eyed Peas as the opening band. Not sure who exactly made that call.

It was my first time going and it was a total blast. I can't wait until next year.

We should have a BH meetup for those of us in the industry & are fellow geeks!

Agreed 100%.

"Christian" is a noun, not an adjective.

And yes, the community of Christians here in Hollywood is growing, slowly. This city is just a big mission field as third-world countries, and slowly I see the Church embracing that.

You are right on the money, and why I can't stand his show anymore. He rants and distorts with the best of them, but then runs behind the "I'm just a comedian" bit anyone calls him out on it. It's absolutely ridiculous.

And you know their motivations how?