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WhoCares

Mar 18, 2014
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Several years back, a bunch of fellow-WGA members began an online service for professional writers called, PAGE (the Professional Authors Group Enterprise), which lasted for about 10 years.  I was one of the about 14 owners, and so was Lee Aronsohn, a very successful TV writer.  Subsequently, after the service sailed off into the sunset, Lee no doubt used the high prestige of PAGE as a calling card and launching point to (among other things) co-create the series, Two and a Half Men, where he was worked hand-in-glove with Charlie Sheen.  (Knowing Lee, who has the diplomatic tact of...hmm, let's say, Vladimir Putin, I'd have paid good cash money to have been there to see some of those "discussions," albeit from a safe distance)



Anyway, Lee recently went to a bunch of Far Right websites where he took dialogue he found there and cobbled it together to create his own video.  To be clear, this is Lee's video -- but the right wing's words.



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