A 'tater at MMfA leads us to a VJ story from CBN, wherein
Victoria recalls when she was in Los Angeles 20 years ago, it was hard to find Christians in the media. Being a Christian is always being a minority, but then it felt even more so. Victoria says that because American entertainment is such a worldwide influence, being a missionary in the entertainment industry/Hollywood can be even more important than being a missionary in Africa. She also says that many times Christians complain about the entertainment that is out in the world. Victoria challenges that if you don’t like it, you should go out and do something about it. This is why she feels called back to Los Angeles. She sees it as her mission field.And a chance to make enough money to retire on. Ha ha.
2 comments:
If that were presented to me as a parody of Tea Party philosophy, I would think that someone is being very cruel. Taking it at face value, it seems someone is taking advantage of a developmentally challenged young woman.
Also: Wouldn't it be great to play "Waterloo" at high volume at a Republican rally? Just an instrumental version or a karaoke version would be fine.
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Yeah, you could keep driving around the block, or the mostly empty city park where they were rallying. Leave the vocals in for extra irking. (They probably wouldn't recognize it otherwise.)
By the way: A developmentally disabled 50-yr. old mother of two.
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