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The LSD-inspired Cuckoo's Nest bore no relation to reality.In other words, the movies portrayed life. And life isn't always pretty flowers and unicorns.
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The LSD-inspired Cuckoo's Nest bore no relation to reality.In other words, the movies portrayed life. And life isn't always pretty flowers and unicorns.
That's impossible! You are only 12 now!45.. I was there.
That sounds like the voice of experience talking. Show us on this doll where the priest touched you!You would have been damaged. Some people who have been sexually assaulted as children show immediate signs of damage. Others may not realize the dysfunction of their lives because of rape until later. The fact that people can see this as normal shows where we are as a society.
I told you that your idiocy prompts that in people!Question. Why do you feel the need to troll so heavily and act like an ass with the junvenile name calling? Why would a grown man, especially one who claims to be a conservative act like that on a public forum? Why can't you just have normal polite conversation like an adult?
There’s a huge difference!Yeah, statutory rape is not a 'beautiful love story', no matter how you try to justify or glamorize it. Reverse it and make it a 30-year-old guy and a 15-y/o girl. This is no different.
You and I have a lot in common. My leisure suit was baby blue! I wore the high heeled shoes.I am a Boomer too. I despised disco. But, I am sad to say, I did wear a leisure suit. A canary yellow one. lol Looking back it was ugly as homemade sin, and without a natural fiber in the whole thing. But it got me out of wearing a tie to church. So it had that going for it.
Even worse than the leisure suits were the two-tone platform shoes of that era. We called them "Stacks". I had a pair that were white patent-leather and burgundy crushed velvet. Whew, they were some ugly shoes. But I was stylin back in the day.
Miss Mary's School for Wayward girls is not a college.I absolutely lived through this period. I was in college playing football in 1977. This was a crazy permissive time, and I was at a crazy school. I was at the epicenter of people doing stuff, though I didn't really take part. The funny thing is, these fantasies you guys have with women and wished you could have lived, I could have done those things and more, in the environment I was in. Thank God I had sense enough not to. I think that is why I am especially attracted to the Dolores Hart story.
Then why can women be convicted of statutory rapeThere’s a huge difference!
If a guy does not want to have sex, there will be no boner and hence, no sex.
Apart from prison sex, men cannot be raped.
The fuck it didn't. I see you've never studied psychology, treatment, or the history of mental hospitals. That movie spoke volumes about society at so many levels! Man, you sure are one rigid, narrow-minded motherf&@*ker!The LSD-inspired Cuckoo's Nest bore no relation to reality.
I think I have had about enough of your jackass trolling. I've tried to civil and nice, and you've continued the crap. You're a troubled old man, talking like that, and now you're on perma ignore. Go right on trolling, because I won't see it.That sounds like the voice of experience talking. Show us on this doll where the priest touched you!
Just remember, you cannot rape the willing.
Because it’s a stupid law.Then why can women be convicted of statutory rape
Mission accepted.I think I have had about enough of your jackass trolling. I've tried to civil and nice, and you've continued the crap. You're a troubled old man, talking like that, and now you're on perma ignore. Go right on trolling, because I won't see it.
Did you not read the comments? A bunch of these guys said they saw the movie as younger teens. There was no gatekeeper at the theater for movie ratings. And today, of course, with the internet, ratings are meaningless. Anybody can see anything.
I absolutely lived through this period. I was in college playing football in 1977. This was a crazy permissive time, and I was at a crazy school. I was at the epicenter of people doing stuff, though I didn't really take part. The funny thing is, these fantasies you guys have with women and wished you could have lived, I could have done those things and more, in the environment I was in. Thank God I had sense enough not to. I think that is why I am especially attracted to the Dolores Hart story.
The fuck it didn't. I see you've never studied psychology, treatment, or the history of mental hospitals. That movie spoke volumes about society at so many levels! Man, you sure are one rigid, narrow-minded motherf&@*ker!
Or did that one hit a little too close to home? Does thou protest too much? I've never met a 14 year old who wouldn't kill to spend the night with Jennifer O'Neil. I'd still take a shot at her.
Look, I get everything you are saying, but you totally ignore that these films are an art form of expression designed to evoke an emotional response in the viewer, just that you just happen to have a very NEGATIVE emotional response to them, but HEADS UP! No one was actually raped, it was just a movie, and to my knowledge, no rapist has ever confessed to getting the idea from Summer of 42. It was just a romance drama about a boy growing up doing something that-- like it or not --people do and that happens in real life.
Can you actually not grasp the difference between 'rape' & 'statutory rape'?Then why can women be convicted of statutory rape
One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest was a brilliant film. And being set in 1962 (and earlier), it was very much a look into the inner workings of a psychiatric hospital.
It's just another piece of the puzzle. Everybody knows murder is wrong, but when we have simps saying statutory rape is a 'beautiful love story' then young people might believe it.By the time a child reaches 18 they will have seen, on average, 16,000 simulated murders and 200,000 acts of violence. And you think frontal nudity or a couple making love is what will scar them for life.
Basic network tv shows people killing each other all the time. I would worry about that before I worried that the writer One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest was on drugs when he wrote the screenplay.
You're full of crap. Cuckoo's next was an LSD addicts drugged-out hallucination, and nothing more. There was no 'deep meaning' to it. Kesey didn't know where the hell he was when he wrote it. It's much the same as the Beatles' "Come Together" People cite the brilliant lyrics, but they were total drug-induced gibberish. Yeah, it was a #1 song, because dumb kids listened to opinion shapers about how great it was. And it was the Beatles.The fuck it didn't. I see you've never studied psychology, treatment, or the history of mental hospitals. That movie spoke volumes about society at so many levels! Man, you sure are one rigid, narrow-minded motherf&@*ker!
Or did that one hit a little too close to home? Does thou protest too much? I've never met a 14 year old who wouldn't kill to spend the night with Jennifer O'Neil. I'd still take a shot at her.
Look, I get everything you are saying, but you totally ignore that these films are an art form of expression designed to evoke an emotional response in the viewer, just that you just happen to have a very NEGATIVE emotional response to them, but HEADS UP! No one was actually raped, it was just a movie, and to my knowledge, no rapist has ever confessed to getting the idea from Summer of 42. It was just a romance drama about a boy growing up doing something that-- like it or not --people do and that happens in real life.
Oh, BS. Like you know anything about it. It was drugged out leftwing perversion.Thank you.
One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest was a brilliant film. And being set in 1962 (and earlier), it was very much a look into the inner workings of a psychiatric hospital.