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Posted by: edna

15th Nov 2012 11:21am

I find it disturbing that so much of our entertainment is negative. Now I'm not looking for Mary Poppins but a lot of it is about sub-human behavior. In one night there can be up to ten crime, murder programs on. They are what I call 'Whodunnits'. People can't believe it when society is so brutal and violent. In early times people used to enjoy going to a public hanging. Are we any different today? It seems to be all about what new and weird way someone is murdered and disposed of in an effort not to be found out. To me it is sooooooo boring and I spend a lot of time flicking the channel buttons or switching off till it's finished.

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