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Hollywood’s War on Traditional Values
Hollywood loves to sell itself as a place of “tolerance” and “inclusion.” In reality, it is a battlefield in the Hollywood culture war against anyone who still believes in faith, fidelity, or old-fashioned family values. The latest proof comes from Neal McDonough, a respected actor known for Yellowstone, Band of Brothers, Suits, and more. His crime? He refused to kiss anyone but his wife on screen. The response from Hollywood was swift and brutal: he was fired, blacklisted, and mocked for his convictions.
“I always had in my contracts that I wouldn’t kiss another woman on screen. My wife didn’t have any problem with it. It was me, really, who had a problem. I don’t want to put you through it… and I don’t want to put my kids through it.”
This is the world we live in now. If you refuse to bow to Hollywood’s demands, if you put your marriage and your children above your own ego, the system will destroy you. McDonough lost everything, from jobs and money to his sense of identity. Yet he never lost his integrity.
The Cost of Conviction
McDonough’s refusal to play Hollywood’s game cost him dearly. Producers threatened, then fired him for not performing a simulated sex scene. He went years without work. He lost homes and every material comfort that a successful actor is supposed to enjoy. But even as the world he knew came crashing down, McDonough stood by his beliefs.
“They wouldn’t let me be part of the show anymore. And for two years, I couldn’t get a job, and I lost everything you could possibly imagine. Not just houses and material things, but your swagger, your cool, who you are, your identity, everything. I knew I did the right thing for my marriage. I knew I did the right thing for [God]. And I knew I did the right thing for me.”
While the industry jeered, Neal McDonough rebuilt his life with his family at the center. He cast his wife as his on-screen partner in his latest film, refusing to let Hollywood dictate the terms of his values or his art. This is the real American way—standing for what you believe, even when the mob turns against you.
Right-Wing Men: Take Notice and Stand Up
The message from Hollywood is clear. They have no use for real men, for fathers, or for anyone willing to risk everything for their family and faith. If you stand up, they will try to break you. That is exactly why more men need to follow McDonough’s example. America’s future depends on boldness, backbone, and the refusal to apologize for being who you are.
This is not just about one actor’s story. It is about the Hollywood culture war being waged against every family that still cares about right and wrong. Every time a man like Neal McDonough is punished for fidelity, a signal is sent: keep your head down, fall in line, betray your own standards, or pay the price.
Enough is enough. Conservative Americans should rally behind those who hold the line. We must support artists, leaders, and regular citizens who refuse to play along with the lies and moral rot that infects our culture.
“Well, then replace me because I’m not gonna do it. And they fired me… I knew I did the right thing for my marriage. I knew I did the right thing for [God]. And I knew I did the right thing for me.”
True Courage: The Key to Saving American Families
Neal McDonough’s victory was not measured in dollars or fame, but in the peace and respect he earned from his wife, his children, and every person in America who still believes in honor. The path will not be easy, but the reward is the knowledge that you never sold out your family or your soul for a few more minutes in the spotlight.
Support men like Neal. Be men like Neal. The only way to win the Hollywood culture war is to refuse to compromise, even when it costs you everything.
For more on Neal McDonough’s inspiring stand, see EW’s report on his story.
