In this episode, Mr. Donald Glover tries to give us perspectives on the networks and their cold involvements on the matters that bother either the community or the world.
All those endless circles of commercials that undermine our simple lives while they look toneless and frigid...
All those baseless panel discussions that only extract empty talks, and hue and cry out of the participants rather than reaching a solid conclusion...
(Donald did it so well. Yep. And I believe, he will shoot some more of this material, and it will be better in the next season(s).)
A society is defined by the morals it has, and the morals are reflected in the language it has... In America as well as other countries, there are newly emerged waves that are changing the language in respect to blacks, trans-genders, whites, Latino's, foreigners, tolerance et cetera...
So, as Alfred lay emphasized, if a culture, based on a religious background, states that to take part in an activity that is deemed forbidden in the culture / religion, no one can blame it certainly as long as the culture and its participants do not harm the "different- doer." Yes, they have a right to keep their culture "unchanged" in a peaceful way for sure, but this does not mean the "different-doers" can disrespect the culture, however they want.
That is how the "universal culture" will improve. This point can be seen in this brilliant episode. It is a good start, Donald, keep it better!..
I give this one a "9,35". So good!..
"But as for those who believe and and do deeds of righteousness, them We shall admit to gardens underneath which rivers flow, therein dwelling for ever and ever. It is a promise from Allah in truth; and who can be more truthful than Allah in utterance?"
The Gracious Koran, in the 122th Verse of the 4th Chapter called the Women, speaks of unity in dealings and its great outcomes to come.
(You see, I, too, am from a certain background. Peace.)
All those endless circles of commercials that undermine our simple lives while they look toneless and frigid...
All those baseless panel discussions that only extract empty talks, and hue and cry out of the participants rather than reaching a solid conclusion...
(Donald did it so well. Yep. And I believe, he will shoot some more of this material, and it will be better in the next season(s).)
A society is defined by the morals it has, and the morals are reflected in the language it has... In America as well as other countries, there are newly emerged waves that are changing the language in respect to blacks, trans-genders, whites, Latino's, foreigners, tolerance et cetera...
So, as Alfred lay emphasized, if a culture, based on a religious background, states that to take part in an activity that is deemed forbidden in the culture / religion, no one can blame it certainly as long as the culture and its participants do not harm the "different- doer." Yes, they have a right to keep their culture "unchanged" in a peaceful way for sure, but this does not mean the "different-doers" can disrespect the culture, however they want.
That is how the "universal culture" will improve. This point can be seen in this brilliant episode. It is a good start, Donald, keep it better!..
I give this one a "9,35". So good!..
"But as for those who believe and and do deeds of righteousness, them We shall admit to gardens underneath which rivers flow, therein dwelling for ever and ever. It is a promise from Allah in truth; and who can be more truthful than Allah in utterance?"
The Gracious Koran, in the 122th Verse of the 4th Chapter called the Women, speaks of unity in dealings and its great outcomes to come.
(You see, I, too, am from a certain background. Peace.)