A film treat for conservatives

It is the perfect film for conservatives.... something from what, 1923 with nothing but white folks in it.

Couldn't have picked a better film for Cult 45.
It is the perfect film for conservatives.... something from what, 1923 with nothing but white folks in it.

Couldn't have picked a better film for Cult 45.
Thanks for taking my word for it

As a lib of course you would hate it if you saw it
 
A fellow bought a UHF TV station in OKC in the 1970s and broadcast his version of the singing cowboy, his name was Gene Autry...
 
Eh, he was just another cowboy crooner from the 1930s.
Oh...okay. Cowboy crooner. :dunno:

Seems like he was name checked in one of the Die Hard movies...right? Yippe-kai-yah or something like that. Was that the guy? I remember TV Dad calling Bruce Willis "Roy" in the movie. Same dude?
 
Oh...okay. Cowboy crooner. :dunno:

Seems like he was name checked in one of the Die Hard movies...right? Yippe-kai-yah or something like that. Was that the guy? I remember TV Dad calling Bruce Willis "Roy" in the movie. Same dude?
No, Roy was too clean for that.
 
Staring Roy Rogers as most people have never seen him before

But its only for conservatives who can appreciate the subtle message it sends

Because libs will hate it

Rogers does not drink, reads the Bible, and keeps a lever action rifle in the back window of his old pickup truck


I bet you were crying as you typed that, you corny ass snowflake
 
Augustine_

I bet you were crying as you typed that, you corny ass snowflake
As a lib I know your knee jerked when you heard that Rogers reads the Bible

But the film does not preach

Those who know dont have to be told

And libs who dont know never will
 
Augustine_

I bet you were crying as you typed that, you corny ass snowflake
As a lib I know your knee jerked when you heard that Rogers read the Bible
Nobody cares about Roy Rogers, snowflake. Unless you're talking about the fast food restaurant which is the only thing people think of when they hear Roy Rogers.
 

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