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| − | Dexter is a TV series on [[Showtime]], about a crime detective who moonlights as a serial killer who murders other serial killers. The show has many female characters that have very unfeminine behaviors, and Dexter himself is an atheist. Considering these factors, and the fact that the show glorifies a ruthless serial killer, it appeals to [[liberals]] and it is obvious that it is written by [[liberals]]. | + | Dexter is a TV series on [[Showtime]], about a crime detective who moonlights as a serial killer who murders other serial killers. The show has many female characters that have very unfeminine behaviors, and Dexter himself is an atheist. Considering these factors, and the fact that the show glorifies a ruthless serial killer, it appeals to [[liberals]] and it is obvious that it is written by [[liberals]]. However, the show does depict ''normal people'' being religious, and although Dexter is glorified as a serial killer, the show downplays other criminals, liars, murders, and adulterers. In the very first episode of the series, Dexter criticizes adultery. |
Revision as of 21:09, April 7, 2011
Dexter is a TV series on Showtime, about a crime detective who moonlights as a serial killer who murders other serial killers. The show has many female characters that have very unfeminine behaviors, and Dexter himself is an atheist. Considering these factors, and the fact that the show glorifies a ruthless serial killer, it appeals to liberals and it is obvious that it is written by liberals. However, the show does depict normal people being religious, and although Dexter is glorified as a serial killer, the show downplays other criminals, liars, murders, and adulterers. In the very first episode of the series, Dexter criticizes adultery.