Why I Won't Be Streaming Paramount+ Anytime Soon

The desensitization of death and violence; it's an industry.

always has been since 1895 with violence even starting to appear in films in 1903 with "The Great Train Robbery", before in 1895 was the film "The Execution of Mary, Queen of Scots".

Even worse, the first R rated movie appeared in the US called "Greetings" which was released in 1968 with Severe Sex and Nudity (meaning it would be pornographic), mild in violence, moderate in offensive language, and moderate in intense scenes.

I'm not sure what the first r rated film to have severe violence, but I do know it would have been before the 1990s

See my comment below.

Lets not forget that Paramount Plus is also woke so you should have stopped watching on Paramount Plus ages ago.

This website below shows a huge list of LGBT shows and films that were at least on during pride month, I'm not sure if they are still on the streaming service to this day

https://www.mediaplaynews.com/paramount-plus-celebrates-pride-month-with-spotlighted-content/

I never streamed Paramount+. I only saw that kinda repulsive ad for it. I looked up the movie on IMDB and posted what was in the Parents Guide section.

Your meme inspired this one:

Joe Biden Responds To Questions About Saudi Oil Cut

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thanks