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Jean Harlow, a megastar of the 1930s, had two abortions (at least one of which was reluctant) and died unexpectedly of internal causes at age 26.
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The lack of [[morals]] and difference of [[values]] in [[Hollywood]] culture has been destroying the fabric of American culture, particularly the family.  While [[Leftist]]s whined about the blacklisting of [[communist]]s in Hollywood, the [[Academy Awards]] cabal excluded many great performers from ever being even nominated for an Oscar.<ref>https://www.indiewire.com/2016/01/30-great-actors-whove-never-been-oscar-nominated-90109/</ref>  In 2022, a pro-[[homosexual agenda]] movie described as a piece of garbage by a veteran actor (''[[The Power of the Dog]]'') won a near-record 12 [[Oscar]] nominations.
 
The lack of [[morals]] and difference of [[values]] in [[Hollywood]] culture has been destroying the fabric of American culture, particularly the family.  While [[Leftist]]s whined about the blacklisting of [[communist]]s in Hollywood, the [[Academy Awards]] cabal excluded many great performers from ever being even nominated for an Oscar.<ref>https://www.indiewire.com/2016/01/30-great-actors-whove-never-been-oscar-nominated-90109/</ref>  In 2022, a pro-[[homosexual agenda]] movie described as a piece of garbage by a veteran actor (''[[The Power of the Dog]]'') won a near-record 12 [[Oscar]] nominations.
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[[Hollywood]] studios forced actresses to have [[abortion]]s, such as [[Oscar]]-winning [[Judy Garland]] two years after the ''[[Wizard of Oz]]''.  In 1941 and again in 1943, Judy Garland was forced to have [[abortion]]s by her powerful movie studio, and "[a]rguably, these incidents affected Garland psychologically."<ref>https://www.vanityfair.com/hollywood/2016/07/classic-hollywood-abortion</ref>
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[[Hollywood]] studios forced actresses to have [[abortion]]s, such as [[Oscar]]-winning [[Judy Garland]] two years after the ''[[Wizard of Oz]]''.  In 1941 and again in 1943, Judy Garland was forced to have [[abortion]]s by her powerful movie studio, and "[a]rguably, these incidents affected Garland psychologically."<ref>https://www.vanityfair.com/hollywood/2016/07/classic-hollywood-abortion</ref>  Jean Harlow, a megastar of the 1930s, had two abortions (at least one of which was reluctant) and died unexpectedly of internal causes at age 26.<ref>https://carole-and-co.livejournal.com/340069.html</ref>
 
==Hollywood as a tool of (anti)social pedagogy==
 
==Hollywood as a tool of (anti)social pedagogy==
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While before 1945 forms of "art" which appealed to the lowest and basest instincts of man or deliberately portrayed man as completely immoral were confined to a small circle among the "elite" of the decadent, parasitic intelligentsia, after the war this content was popularized on a large scale and pushed for mass consumption to the American people, with Hollywood playing the lead role in this popularization. The barriers between 'esoteric' art and mass kitsch were dismantled with increasing vigour. The
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While before 1945 forms of "art" which appealed to the lowest and basest instincts of man or deliberately portrayed man as completely immoral were confined to a small circle among the "elite" of the decadent, parasitic intelligentsia, after the war this content was popularized on a large scale and pushed for mass consumption to the American people, with Hollywood playing the lead role in this popularization. The barriers between 'esoteric' art and mass kitsch were dismantled with increasing vigor. The
 
cinema (and also radio and literature) started spreading to the widest extent the uninhibited venting of even the worst instincts. The constant increase in juvenile delinquency, starting from the late 1940s and early 1950s, demonstrates the results of such 'social pedagogics'.<ref name="thecharnelhouse.org">https://thecharnelhouse.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/Georg-Luka%3Fcs-The-Destruction-of-Reason-1952.pdf</ref>
 
cinema (and also radio and literature) started spreading to the widest extent the uninhibited venting of even the worst instincts. The constant increase in juvenile delinquency, starting from the late 1940s and early 1950s, demonstrates the results of such 'social pedagogics'.<ref name="thecharnelhouse.org">https://thecharnelhouse.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/Georg-Luka%3Fcs-The-Destruction-of-Reason-1952.pdf</ref>
  
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