This episode is almost all about glorifying the construction of Osho's city next to Antelope. The tone is triumphant... look how energetic and pro-active Osho's people were, compared to the old farts of Antelope! Obviously, those bigot Americans were jealous and started sabotaging "paradise on earth", because they were stuck to the old (Christian) ways.
Except that people have the right to be stuck to whichever way they like, as long as they don't impose it on others. If the Antelope folks liked it quiet and sleepy, it was their choice. Can you imagine if a bunch of people guided by a Caucasian leader decided to buy a large piece of land in Africa and start bothering the locals, who don't want their way of life changed?
Most importantly, what about the money? Throughout the episode, we see major construction works going on, carried out by smiling zombies, but never once does the documentary give us a hint as to the source of the funding. It's grotesque that this documentary is described as "unbiased" when it clearly is not.
Except that people have the right to be stuck to whichever way they like, as long as they don't impose it on others. If the Antelope folks liked it quiet and sleepy, it was their choice. Can you imagine if a bunch of people guided by a Caucasian leader decided to buy a large piece of land in Africa and start bothering the locals, who don't want their way of life changed?
Most importantly, what about the money? Throughout the episode, we see major construction works going on, carried out by smiling zombies, but never once does the documentary give us a hint as to the source of the funding. It's grotesque that this documentary is described as "unbiased" when it clearly is not.
