[lbo-talk] Warm summers or dark ages?/ Why not the best for the working class ?

[John Thornton]

Certainly not. Let me rephrase the question however. Is The Sopranos a 
program that glorifies unbridled unregulated capitalism in the form of 
organized crime, as it has been described to me by others familiar with the 
program, and if so is this program to be taken as evidence of a Golden Age 
for TV? My watching or not watching the program has nothing to do with its 
content. The last sentence of the paragraph my quote below is taken from 
lists the same qualifier (that my opinion relies primarily on the 
description of the show as given to me by others) as is in my question 
above. Does anyone feel this way about this program or I have been 
misinformed by others and therefore formed a poor opinion for the program 
when I watched it once?


>John Thornton wrote:
>
>>I don't watch "The Sopranos" but is glorifying unbridled unregulated 
>>capitalism, which is what organized crime can be seen to be, really the 
>>epitome of the Golden Age of TV?
>
>Don't you feel that the first part of that sentence disqualifies you from 
>typing the second part?
>
>Doug