Gun to Gun (1944)
5/10
"America, for our (Mexican) people, everywhere . . . "
19 April 2017
Warning: Spoilers
. . . undocumented immigrant "Dolores" says to her White Foster Brother "Steve" as she tries to lure him into incestuous miscegenation during Warner Bros.' live-action short, GUN TO GUN. "Dolores" means sad, and it's a sad state of affairs when Leader Trump is required to forsake his Business Empire in order to keep Mexico from entwining itself with America's Values like Poison Ivy, to paraphrase this chick's Siren Song of "Peace and Good Will." Dolores seems keen during GUN to let Steve do all the dirty work of driving cattle down endless dusty trails, as she herself spends lazy afternoons taking tequila-fueled siestas. If it were not for Leader Trump, most Legitimate U.S. families would go bankrupt slaving to pay taxes to build schools, hospitals, roads, and housing for economic malingerers too lazy to clean up their own nation and correct the scandalous corruption that they've put off dealing with for Centuries of Tomorrows. If you watch GUN closely, you'll see Warner giving us site plans for Leader Trump's Great Wall.
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