When I first heard of the idea, I thought it's a great concept - let those "out of touch" millionaires come down from their ivory towers into the REAL LIFE, and work hard, and see how people actually, really suffer, and perhaps they will change their imperialistic, corporatist attitudes and loosen their greed a bit, and start understanding that they are not any better than anyone else, and that in fact, those working people might be sometimes nobler than any of their millionaire friends.
Perhaps they would understand that it's not a good idea to pump a country full of immigrants from troublesome countries that have dangerous and hostile ideologies that says the host country's denizens are less worthy than they are, when they actually have to LIVE downstairs to a bunch of very noisy 'foreigners' from poor countries that have come just to abuse the way-too-generos welfare, and get tens of thousands, where regular people (in this scenario, the millionaires) only get a thousand a month or less, that they have to somehow get by on.
When the millionaires themselves have to suffer the REAL-LIFE consequences of their 'idealistic' or agenda-ridden decisions, when they are woken up at 03 am to laughter of the 'people that just don't care about others', that comes through the metallic radiators of the badly designed, cheap buildings that they are forced to live in, and then have to endure heel-stomping for the rest of the noisy night, watch the carpets being flung against ordinances so far beyond the railing that the view from the millionaires' balcony is now partially blocked, when their laundry is taken out during their laundry turn, and so on..
.. AND SO ON ..
I figured, this would be a hoot, to see those millionaires finally have to struggle the 'average human's difficult life', and to become perhaps wiser for it.
I don't even care about any donations or non-donations - no one has the right to someone else's money, so any donation is always something that should be appreciated. If someone gives you a silvery cigarette-holder, are you going to throw it in their face and demand a golden cigarette-holder?
But this show wasn't anything like I envisioned; instead of showing the millionaires STRUGGLING and LEARNING how hard it is, and what greedy morons they have been hoarding all that money at the EXPENSE of the hard-working, innocent, good people - these moronic millionaires are shown to be SOOO good.
This show is slapping the viewer in the face by showing that these millionaires are THE BEST PEOPLE IN THE WORLD. They really CARE SO MUCH, and they WORK SO HARD for others, and yet, they keep their happy disposition and attitudes, and are oh, so involved, and such great human beings, we should all be donating THEM money.
That's basically what this show is about; WHITEWASHING the dirtiest scum on the planet.
The man of one ugly pair was told to be: "Chairman and CEO of a medical group, and medical management company."
Does anyone see anything wrong with that?
The TRUTH is, he is:
"The decision-maker of a pharmaceutical drug and neurotoxin-corporation that seeks to control and dominate people while making them permanently sick and dependent on unnatural, synthetic chemical compounds that always cause side-effects, one of which is death".
The VERY least he could have told it's a DRUG-CORPORATION, not a 'medical group' or 'medical management company'. How do you 'manage medical' anyway? What the heck does that mean?
And we are supposed to cheer for these monsters? Just look at them, they even LOOK like monsters - the hag tries to of course cover it with make-up, but look at her! Can you really imagine spending sweet, romantic, candlelight dinners with that horror-beast, or sit under a tree watching the sunset with her? Let alone something more intimate.
(For the brave, curious or foolhardy enough to want to watch that episode, it's the season three, episode thirteen)
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