Title: Big Lies in the Land of the "FREE"
Product review: The thing about this show that plunges in my flesh like a hot poker is that it is so TRUE to life! White, upper middle-class America has so much "stuff" while minorities suffer just to survive. The main character, played by Mary Loise Parker, buys weed from Black people and still has an aura of arrogance when she goes to their house to resupply. And God forbid they should get busted---she would be guaranteed to get a platinum deal from the prosecutor's office. In her surburban world, minorities exist merely for maid service or some other form of exploitation. While I enjoy the writing and the characters, it still pours acid on my soul that tens of millions of whites are able to exist in such a bubble of isolation.
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