People haven't listened to lyrics in decades. Never mind for wedding songs.
One of the, shall we say positives, of working retail is hearing the same easy listening music over and over and realizing that some of those songs are just straight up bizarre. So, I made sure some were not on the wedding play list.
Cause instead of horror stories of kids being trafficked, or groomed, as I sometimes hear, there is a story of someone fighting back.
Since I heard about it from my parents, it must be making the rounds of right-wing evangelicals.
When I was in college I made the mistake of picking sex trafficking for the topic of a paper I had write for one of my classes. What the victims are put through by their captors is truly, truly horrific.
It always made me role my eyes when we'd be in the middle of a TV episode and the character would suddenly spend 5 minutes talking about all the cool stuff their new Ford truck can do. I don't mind product placement in general, but at least making it subtle. I have no problem commercials either, hell there are some commercials I enjoy just as much as the shows themselves, but actually taking time out of the episode itself to promote the cars like that just felt really out of place. I find it hard to believe two cops or FBI agents or whatever they were, who were in the middle of a time sensitive case, would really stop to lecture each other about their new truck.
I mean, there's some dramatization, since the man doesn't operate as a vigilante. But, the history is largely accurate.
Indeed. My favorite scene in Daredevil, the Netflix Series, is him rescuing trafficked women, and taking out the bad guys.
Well, it operates well in plain sight yet existing in the unknown. Unfortunately, the state I live in is close to the other boarder, and one of the state highways is a corridor through Canada, which attracts that business too.
You never have to apologize for something like that.
Thank you. Yes, it's made by an evangelical studio. But, I still think it warrants getting the word out.
