but if I was a SONY shareholder, I'd want Michael Lynton, Amy Pascal and Scott Rudin fired yesterday. It's there job as leaders to protect the company's data, including employees personal data. I'd also fire them, specifically Pascal, for her comments about Obama, and this is from your typical Hollywood liberal. Her comments had a Donald Sterling quality to them.
I really had no desire to see 'The Interview'. I'd rather watch the 'Famous Idaho Potato Bowl'. But now after all this shit went down, I'm kinda interested. SONY - pay attention - you are a "FOR PROFIT" company. This is the best advertising you could ever get FOR FREE. Take advantage of it, and at the same time, appear to the world as "The Guardians of Free Speech". P.S. One last thing SONY, hire Dennis Rodman as your spokesperson for the movie.I got a much better idea. Show the movie, and if one theater is targeted by anything more than a thrown rock we incinerate the entire country of North Korea and its populace.
We have the technology. We can make them deader, more cremated, more irrelevant than they have ever been before.
the very soul of America's heritage is overruled.
I got a much better idea. Show the movie, and if one theater is targeted by anything more than a thrown rock we incinerate the entire country of North Korea and its populace.
We have the technology. We can make them deader, more cremated, more irrelevant than they have ever been before
but if I was a SONY shareholder, I'd want Michael Lynton, Amy Pascal and Scott Rudin fired yesterday. It's there job as leaders to protect the company's data, including employees personal data. I'd also fire them, specifically Pascal, for her comments about Obama, and this is from your typical Hollywood liberal. Her comments had a Donald Sterling quality to them.
I really had no desire to see 'The Interview'. I'd rather watch the 'Famous Idaho Potato Bowl'. But now after all this shit went down, I'm kinda interested. SONY - pay attention - you are a "FOR PROFIT" company. This is the best advertising you could ever get FOR FREE. Take advantage of it, and at the same time, appear to the world as "The Guardians of Free Speech".
P.S. One last thing SONY, hire Dennis Rodman as your spokesperson for the movie.
I got a much better idea. Show the movie, and if one theater is targeted by anything more than a thrown rock we incinerate the entire country of North Korea and its populace.
We have the technology. We can make them deader, more cremated, more irrelevant than they have ever been before.
If anyone can, it would be Dennis.
For me, there is a sweet irony in that Hollywood which has trafficked so much in mockery and derision finds themselves having possibly picked the wrong target this time.
Just to twist the knife a little.
Besides, Franklin Graham would appreciate the support.
I really had no desire to see 'The Interview'. I'd rather watch the 'Famous Idaho Potato Bowl'. But now after all this shit went down, I'm kinda interested. SONY - pay attention - you are a "FOR PROFIT" company. This is the best advertising you could ever get FOR FREE. Take advantage of it, and at the same time, appear to the world as "The Guardians of Free Speech".
P.S. One last thing SONY, hire Dennis Rodman as your spokesperson for the movie.
I got a much better idea. Show the movie, and if one theater is targeted by anything more than a thrown rock we incinerate the entire country of North Korea and its populace.
We have the technology. We can make them deader, more cremated, more irrelevant than they have ever been before.
And North Korea has maybe one working computer. I bet the Chinese are in this too.
Sony couldn't buy this kind of publicity. Championing "Free Speech" plays well in Peoria.
They make EVERYTHING
...North Korea is big in cyber-warfare because it is more cost-effective than conventional military. Check the link about Unit 121. Like the East Germans used to do with athletes, North Korea looks for children who show promise in coding and then send them to China and Russia for training.
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I'm going to ask those people on the street selling bad copies. They're always are.
Why not release it on DVD?
Big deal about nothing.
I hear on the News the U.S. will punish the hackers. They don't even know who (or he, she) they are.
Yeah I know you're supposed to act tough
Hopefully an A bomb or similar will never be used to punish an entire country for devious actions of a few of it's citizens.
There is also the possibility well schooled hackers could turn a bomb around, redirecting it back home to it's origin or a major city.
I've been told by sources who have no clue, North Korea is full of ignorant fools. Their words of imagined wisdom certainly doesn't make it true.
I'm worried about the growing abundance of dummies in my own country, who laugh like clowns at moronic comedies that aren't funny.
I got a much better idea. Show the movie, and if one theater is targeted by anything more than a thrown rock we incinerate the entire country of North Korea and its populace.
We have the technology. We can make them deader, more cremated, more irrelevant than they have ever been before.
I found it interesting that this movie was to hit theaters on Jesus's birth day