Lioness: Another Taylor Sheriden Creation

Another macho, chip on your shoulders, I’m an individual, and no one knows better than me show. For the show, the women are the alpha males, which I believe is not my place to criticize, but only to admire. Admire anything that challenges our views of others. Mr. Sheridan, as a creative force to be reckoned with. What an awesome mind to be able to create so many series and movies that are entertaining. His shows at times are larger than life and it also seems that it shows are a projection of some of his ego. I think his brilliance ha gotten to him a little bit. I would love for him to not be such a big shot, maybe be a little bit more humble, and maybe not let all this go to his head. I guess it’s very difficult for it not to, but to me, the arrogance is self-destructive and also destructive to others.

I would love to see one of his series be more about cooperation than about one man or woman fighting everything and everyone. It is true that this sometimes happens in the world, but it’s more true that we are usually up against more than just one person. We are up against many within our society and they’re usually isn’t an extreme good or bad person just ignorant ones, like we ourselves are. Some humility in the fact that we’re always going to be imperfect and why I try to flaunt either imperfection or perfection and just allow more for just being who we are, which is part of a whole. Maybe this doesn’t make for good TV though and that’s cool, but let’s create characters that have to flaunt into their ego less. It’s a bit grotesque really. And just Ignorant. They are definitely people out there who are incredibly brilliant and who have huge egos like it seems Taylor Sheridan does, but there are many many incredibly brilliant people out there who do not have this chip on their shoulder. Maybe it’s from a part of ourselvesfeeling not good enough inside. I know there are times that I do not feel good about myself either.

And to be fair, I haven’t seen all of Taylor Sheridan shows. I did see the Madison and thought there was a less ego flaunting there. The damaged ego seemed to be more of the ones that were entitled which Mr. Sheridan seems to be making fun of.

This show, however, is not that. This is almost as if machismo is on steroids. Obviously, I’m not fond of this part of the program, but incredibly fond of his brilliant mind and ways he goes about thinking and strategizing. The lionesses combating terrorism and rogue Individuals.

The most distasteful part of this series happened during the last episode where they keep mentioning how our news is fake news. So many people are so into calling our News fake news it’s disgusting it really is. It’s disheartening. It’s affecting our culture and turning all of us against one another. We’ve always known that parts of News is not accurate or right and that they’re doing the best they can with the information they have and the more they’re able to tell us that and show us and also correct errors that do happen inevitably by telling us that they had an error in the last program or what have you, this allows for integrity. But as we know, many things have happened to our new sources. We now have entertainment news, which is farcical we have news based on what billionaires want us to know which is obscene, and we have these Podunk new sources that get more of a platform on the Internet, who say that they are combating fake news and they’re more fake than ever because there’s no way that they can get the funds or have the resources to go into these areas and investigate which is called investigative reporting. We need funds directed at reporters who will investigate what’s actually happening. And of course they get it wrong too, but they get it more right than everybody else and I’m sure there’s also some journalist out there that will just bid their services to the highest bidder and wouldn’t it be so great to get rid of this. Wouldn’t it be so great if we lived in a true democracy where the people actually spoke what they wanted. I guarantee all of us want adequate real news. We want to know Real news As much as it’s possible to get real news, and when I cannot get the total facts to let us know it. Also, I am sure we would all love to contribute to an organization that monitors what is real and what is not. This idea scares off billionaires, and they make it to where they can say that that would be true fascism the monitoring of news just like every communist country or whatever you wanna call it that’s out there that’s not us is doing to repress it’s people and do we want to repress our people by monitoring the news of course we want to monitor it but not in the oppressive fashion, but in the true fashion, we want everything to live up to certain standard standards whether that’s our food, the items we buy, etc. They’re a consumer reports out there for monitoring products and I would guarantee we need more of those types of things in this world too, but we need it now for the news more than ever. There’s fact check.org and maybe Bolster that organization maybe we all need that organization to be the one that truly monitors the news and by doing that we know that they’re going to also be flawed. We are not asking for perfection and we are not asking for people to point out their flaws and outlook they made an error here and then use that against them we want our news to correct what is wrong as soon as possible.

so please, Mr. Sheridan, please stick to your shows but Do not cause more delusions in the world by focusing on the fake news out there. Do something about it. You obviously have tons of cash now and you have the capacity to do something about it. Why don’t all of you people who have the money make our world a better place instead of making it better for the select few and how can that be better for the select few when they know they’re oppressing others. How can one live with themselves? Why can’t we all contribute to a less shitty world. Oh, another theme on there was how convenient it was for a professor to have left his views and have money. Mr. Sheridan‘s brilliant mind definitely did not shine forth here. What do people do in this world but try to make it more secure for themselves, their family, and hopefully their country. I believe we give priority to our family and I’m sure many people do. In that sense we accumulate money in order for our immediate loved ones to have a good life too. We Live in a very insecure world where we do not have a security blanket if things go awry. We put our money in the stock market, Property, hopefully not too much in the bank maybe CDs, but there are no guarantees, but the system won’t come collapsing down, and that we will not receive help due to this. Who wants to rely on others who may not be there for us for instance these billionaires that do not think twice about us.

There are so many reasons people want to be millionaires these days that do not really involve their egos to which maybe Mr. Sheridan doesn’t understand. We worry about having enough money for our family, to put food on the table, to pay for our cars, to pay for our insurance, to pay for retirement, to pay for elderly care, and all sorts of things that have increased in price so much that we can barely afford these items any longer and a lot of of us can’t. Minimum wage has not increased since 2009. Who in the world can live on 7.25 an hour. Am I a communist for saying this and what a stupid idea of this communist business. These communist running around. It doesn’t matter whether somebody’s a communist capitalist or what this is such bullshit that they feed us. There are people empower who share certain belief systems to keep themselves in power and that’s the way it is sadly. Maybe some small communist got together and decided to use Surface system back in the 1900s and they became a huge organization But that ship has sailed.

We just worry about other countries joining other countries that we do not have power over. If you look at the belief systems of the communist philosophy, most of it is not that far off from a true democracy. Our current state of capitalism is also taking a turn for the worst and looking more like fascism every day. Fascists were and are capitalists too you know. I get so tired of this right and left thing. Yes it seems like I’m more of a left-leaning person but no do I like corruption, do I like the idea that our government officials are bought, do I like not really having to say on how the government works and our democracy so-called that is. Do we still have some forms that do not democracy that others don’t. It’s probably getting a lot less and I’m not 100% sure how more or less democratic we are than many countries but I do know I can say this without getting fully in trouble. Maybe one day I find that I will.

Until I return to editing this, this is Gemini‘s Cliff notes version:

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Critique of Taylor Sheridan's Persona and Style:

Describes the show (Lioness) as a "macho, chip on your shoulders" narrative where women act as alpha males, which challenges conventional views.

Praises Taylor Sheridan as a brilliant, larger-than-life creative force with an impressive ability to strategize and produce entertaining series.

Argues that Sheridan's ego and arrogance have gotten the better of him, creating a self-destructive dynamic that is also harmful to others.

Notes that works like Landman ("the Madison") displayed less ego flaunting, making fun of entitled damaged egos instead.

Criticizes the current series as "machismo on steroids," though remaining fond of Sheridan's overarching intellect regarding stories like lionesses combating terrorism and rogue individuals.

Desire for Cooperative and Humble Storytelling:

Wishes for series focused on cooperation rather than a single individual fighting everyone, reflecting the reality that we face collective societal challenges rather than simple extremes of good and bad.

Advocates for characters with less-inflated egos and stories that embrace human imperfection rather than posturing around perfection or ego.

Points out that while some brilliant people have massive egos, many others do not, suggesting arrogance stems from an internal sense of inadequacy.

Concerns Over Media Integrity and "Fake News":

Expresses strong distaste for the show's recurring narrative dismissing the news as "fake news," calling this cultural trend disheartening and divisive.

Acknowledges that traditional news outlets make errors and do their best, but distinguishes them from farcical entertainment news, billionaire-controlled outlets, and underfunded internet operations.

Calls for increased funding for genuine investigative reporting and a standardized monitoring system (analogous to Consumer Reports or an expanded FactCheck.org) to uphold news integrity without sliding into oppressive state censorship.

Appeals to wealthy creators like Sheridan to use their capital and influence to improve the world and support truth rather than deepening societal delusions.

Economic Realities, Wealth Accumulation, and Class Struggles:

Defends the accumulation of wealth as a rational response to an insecure world—necessary for securing family well-being, retirement, insurance, and elderly care amidst soaring living costs—rather than pure ego.

Highlights the stagnation of the federal minimum wage since 2009, questioning how anyone can survive on $7.25 an hour.

Dismisses simplistic political labels like "communist" or "capitalist," arguing that power structures are largely designed to keep elites in control.

Critiques the current trajectory of modern capitalism as increasingly resembling fascism, expressing fatigue over hyper-partisan divides and institutional corruption.