People in the religious areas have their own stations. What political industries do non Progs have excepting a few people on FOX and a few radio hosts? Practically every program made today pushes Prog agendas at least subtly. Religious stations may never have existed if they were not around before the near total Prog takeover of the media market.What does this mean? While not knowing exactly what you mean, why just the "entertainment people"? How about people in the political and religious industries doing the same thing?Just allow half the entertainment people to promote their politics instead of destroying them. We need two of each show now.Because Americans love pop-icons, prophets, and messiahs.Why do celebrities keep inserting themselves into politics?
It all started (as memory has it) with John Lennon. It wasn't his fault (from the beginning) but by the time the seventies came, pop-stars and all sorts of celebrities were established as more-knowledgeable-than-anyone-else-on-the-planet when it comes to world events and its' conscience.
So now, speaking out on "whatever" is as compulsory to celebrities as it is to rock-stars faking "a good time" on stage and guitarists getting up close to each other for a phoney "Right on, brother! We're rockin!".
Pop stars? Maybe. But remember that politicians and "religious" actors have also been "established as more-knowledgeable-than-anyone-else-on-the-planet when it comes to world events and its' conscience." You might not have liked John Lennon, but what is your basis for liking someone like frankie graham or whatever pope is in? These are all just people like ourselves, who think that they know more than the rest of us. I prefer Bob Dylan's words: "don't follow leaders, watch your parking meters."