Den 1. Boston Legal Marathon - d. h. die erste Staffel - haben wir überstanden. Wobei jedes mal einen Kurzen zu trinken, wenn das Opening mit der Titelmusik läuft, auf Dauer (17 Episoden ~ 700 Minuten) doch ziemlich anstrengend ist. Zum Glück haben wir von der verschärfte Variante (einen Kurzen, immer dann, wenn Denny Crane “Denny Crane” sagt *g*) Abstand genommen.
“It’s a dumb freedom. [...] And I don’t know about you, but I’m getting a little tired of this freedom of religion thing. When did religion get such a good name, anyway? Be it the Crusades, the Reformation genocides, the troubles in Northern Ireland, the Middle East, mass slaughters supposedly in the name of Allah, and then, of course, the obligatory reciprocal retribution. Hundreds of millions of people have died in religious conflicts. Hitler did his business in the name of his Creator. 9/11 was an act of religious extremism. It’s our greatest threat today – a Holy Jihad. If we’re not ready to strip religion out of its sacred cow status, how about we at least scale back a little on the constitutional dogma exalting it as all get-out? [...] Everybody should get to believe in God. Pray to his God, worship his God, of course. But to impose him on others, to victimize others in His name, the Founding Fathers of this country set out to prevent persecution, not to license it. [...] At a certain point, we have to say: Enough of this freedom of religion crap.“
– Alan Shore (James Spader) in Boston Legal
Enough of this Freedom of Religion Crap
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“I’d like to start a religion. That’s where the money is!”
– Lafayette Ronald Hubbard (1911-1986), Science-Fiction Autor und Gründer von Scientology
What Is Scientology?
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“Das Böse hat am meisten Erfolg, wenn gute Menschen sagen: Es geht nur ums Geschäft.”
– Alan Shore (James Spader) in Boston Legal
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