So we should just let them continue to shoot people and blow up airplanes? That really doesn't sound like a great plan to me.

For him it was about being able to do what he loved and still love doing it, not about the money.

Thanks for the link Billy. I know there is a way to find some pages that have been deleted, but when I need to do that I have to get my husband to do it for me. I'll see if he can find it.

Well researched article with facts that can be verified, and terrifying. I think everyone needs to pass this on so the truth gets out there.

A lot of things Ron Paul supports I agree with, but he loses me when he starts on his isolationist policies.

Obviously with this argument you are intellectually lazy.

I actually find your point about auditions to be fairly true. Many people I know appreciate British tv and movies, as well as Australian etc.., because they have more variety and reality in their casting. An old or overweight character can be a lead and can be portrayed as desirable and normal.

Unions and many union workers, as well as many "hate the rich", don't take into account the risk involved in funding a business, or a movie, and that the risk deserves reward. They seem to think that because they work on something they deserve as much as the person who invested the money. If risks aren't rewarded, only punished, why would anyone take a risk?

Also, if you haven't noticed this yet, anyone who fights unions is demonized and made to appear as someone who doesn't care about the little people and would want free slave labor if they could get it.

Union bosses are one reason that the taxes are so high in California and the state is still bankrupt. The state employees unions, and the employees who vote for the pro union candidate, who then won't put up a fight against said unions for reasonable wages but acced to whatever the union demands, have caused government employee salaries to sky rocket, as well as their pensions.

It's also difficult to work with unions. You can't plug something in yourself and the electrician on the scene doesn't have "plugging in" in his job description so you have to wait an hour for the lower level employee who does have that in the job description to be called and show up to plug in the light that someone accidentally tripped over the cord and unplugged