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Hollywood is proselytizing, telling you there is nothing more anti-American ... un-American ... intolerant ... ugly and unfair, than to persecute someone simply because their politics are different than yours.

Truth is there is no hypocritical organization on earth more sadistic in its application of career destruction based on a person's personal beliefs ... than Hollywood. Is there an industry in the USA more anti-free-speech? More dedicated to promoting violence as a solution to all problems?

Journalism? ... maybe. But that's not a win for Hollywood. Since they have become sisters over the last 50 years.

And the reason for that is simple. Because they have the same anti-civilization goals.

First, I wonder how they find these people? Did they talk people into this lifestyle change in exchange for $$$$$$$ Second, these type of shows began after the global economic meltdown that began in 2008. So what you have is people pretending this is an organic fad. The show where you have children and young parents, aren't being honest about the desirability and choice involved. For example one episode (2016) has a cute couple in their early 30s with 3 pre-kindergarten boys. And the focus is how great this will be for everyone. Lol They need to make a follow-up episode of what type of disaster that became ... or how they avoided misery by giving up on the project after 2 years.

In summation, downsizing is a good idea, but in the past that used to happen organically when kids left the home and couples neared retirement age. They are selling this idea as a fashion statement. And as we all know, the whims of fashion are never long-lasting.

Gave it a 10 to piss off the orthodox PC crowd.

I used to be a fanboy until Broccoli's heirs ruined the franchise. Folks, if you want to watch enjoyable 007 escapist films, focus on the ones predating Tomorrow never dies. Live and Let die was Roger Moore's favorite. My Moore-era favorite was The Spy Who Loved Me. I would put LALD somewhere in the middle. Mainly because Broccoli/Saltzman were learning how to transition away from the Connery-era films. And yes, that era of films were the best 007 films imo.