Oh and for the record, I LOVED 'Won't Back Down.' I wouldn't expect union types, PTA moms, greenie weenies, long haired hippies, losers, welfare recipients, politicians, and other fools, losers and social parasites to like the movie. But I did, and that's all that matters to me.

Money is important, but I think you're missing the point. Think of this as a military excerise. Missils and bullets cost money, with the aim of breaking the will of your enemy. Correct? And in a war of ideas, movies are the missils and bullets. If the filmmakers were concerned about making money in the standard line of a blockbuster, do you think they would have given the green light for a movie like Two when One didn't do well at the box office? Yes, I am rooting for the movie to make money in a traditional fashion, but more importantly, people are talking about this topic, including you, which is what we want. The weapon is doing the job we intend. : ) And that end result is an erosion of collectivism. We know that the message insults a lot of people, and it makes them feel guilty......and those people are probably going to see Taken 2 or Argo so they can feel worldly, without being so. But, when they see this movie on Netflix at home in their PJs in the quiet of their own living rooms when nobody is watching, they will turn it on to see what all the fuss is. And in that fashion the objective is successful.