Sorry Hobgoblyn, but you are going to find that there is an entire world of people who disagree with you. Many members here are much more "old school" than the counter-culture disintegration of values that occurred since the late '60s. People of experience and intelligence who live unmoved by the mass of "popular" opinion.

I'm a fan of Patrick McGoohan's "The Prisoner" too. I'm afraid that I equate your position to that of McGoohan's "educated cabbages", the programmed unthinking masses.

Allow me to rephrase: Seth Rogen has never given a performance that has impressed me. His work does not speak to me. His vision of the Green Hornet is not what I was hoping for. Not everyone shares his "values", and I have no interest in contributing to his bank account. I won't be seeing anything he has a hand in for the future. That is my personal choice.

Posting online that a person finds porn exploitative or human sexuality of a private nature is comparable to declaring a cruel racist position before an audience of the people affected by that kind of hatred? How does ignorant racism compare to saying you aren't downloading the same crap everyone else is? This may be OT, but I find that comment simply ridiculous.

Also declaring that pot use is so pervasive that we must accept it as a common factor of experience in creating fantasy and sci-fi entertainment also shows a fundamental ignorance. Heinlein and Bradbury would strenuously challenge such a view, and mind altering states had nothing to do with the creation of Star Trek- Gene Roddenberry destroyed his own body with his addictions. How does such experience serve as a sole qualification to be creative? Douglas Adams had a lot more going for him than that one bender in creating Hithhiker's Guide.

That's my rant, since the comments that inspired it were public. That's my last word on the subject.