The cleverly written The Ranch starring that knucklehead Ashton Kutcher in its last season suddenly veers hard left...   Now I have ammunition to get my wife to cancel our Netflix subscription.  In truth, I wanted her to get rid of it along time ago, especially when it supported the Obama demigod.   I never sat down to watch The Ranch but heard an occasional one-liner as I passed through the family room and watched masculinity being made fun of.  I told my wife that it was subtly making fun of conservative American values which she couldn't readily see, but then she pointed out to me that she thought I had been right when toward the end it espoused anti-gun and anti-capitalism rhetoric and values.  Netflix's 'The Ranch' Goes Gun Control.   My wife was a little shocked at how far Left it veered right at the end.  I pointed out on seeing the particular episode hightlights she pointed out that it was appealing to the "all children Left Behind" mentality and supporting the radical Left's agenda and how ridiculous Winger's character was.    

I would have said it before I saw this, but I will say it openly now, don't waste your time on this crap.  Hollywood and Netflix you know where you can shove your canned laughter.   

It has always been amazing to me how much political propaganda is pushed in just about ALL the media whether subtle or bold, whether it be "news" or entertainment or sports.  

 

If you want some family values watch Narco's on netflix  

37 minutes ago, silverado427 said:

If you want some family values watch Narco's on netflix  

Funny you should mention Narcos. I just finished watching season 2 of Narcos Mexico last night.

The fate of Guadalupe and her kids on the way out of Acapulco really sealed the deal as far as 'family values' go!

Yep, Hollywood has become so subversive these days we pretty much stopped going to the movies and there's very little on television that isn't at least covertly trying to push a leftist agenda.

2 hours ago, njJoniGuy said:

Funny you should mention Narcos. I just finished watching season 2 of Narcos Mexico last night.

The fate of Guadalupe and her kids on the way out of Acapulco really sealed the deal as far as 'family values' go!

I just started watching  Narco's Mexico  I'm still on the first ep

The 2 series, Narcos and Narcos Mexico are intertwined, telling the story of the Columbian coke trade and its later distribution through our neighbor to the south.

I figured I'd watch Chapo next, thinking it might be from the same folks as the Narcos series, but it's not. The dubbing in English is pretty piss poor and doesn't even match the closed captioning. Not sure I'll make it through many in the first season, much less the entire 3 season run.

The Ranch was okay.  The last season, which I think is the VERY LAST, did throw in some lefty garbage.  But it was srill okay.  I have a bigger problem with the F bomb being said about every 30 seconds.

Watch Tim Allen's "Last Man Standing" on Fox.  That's pretty clean, kind of funny, definetly leans hard right and makes fun on libs left and right.

Watch Narcos Columbia first (3 seasons) and then Narcos Mexico.  Some if the character interactions and timelines overlap.  They definetly left Narcos Mexico open for a 3rd season.

59 minutes ago, gleninjersey said:

Watch Tim Allen's "Last Man Standing" on Fox.  That's pretty clean, kind of funny, definetly leans hard right and makes fun on libs left and right.

Literally the only sitcom that has ever made me laugh out loud.