@JohnMcEwen21@HedonismBot17@FromKulak A lot of hate for him is on the internet because he comes across as arrogant. Then again there is a lot of hate for everyone on the internet.
@AyiroCasper@sovereignbrah@jeffplinke The percent of a population that is secular is not subjective. Nor is how quickly a formerly Christian region is being conquered by Muslims.
@AyiroCasper@sovereignbrah@jeffplinke Europe is more secular than the United States. Both are becoming more secular. Europe is further along the path of becoming ungodly. Europe is also further along the path of being conquered by Muslims.
Fathers are tempted to abdicate responsibility regarding the entertainment their children consume.
We want shortcuts.
We want well-laid-out rules so we don’t have to think.
We want to stop paying attention for just one freaking second of the day so we can relax.
Anything rated Y7 is ok, right?
Nope.
You should treat most new shows aimed at children, especially on Netflix and Disney, as a creepy uncle.
Don't leave your children alone with them.
Here are three examples:
1. Voltron: Legendary Defender
I grew up watching the original, and this re-imagining was great. At first. My kids and I enjoyed it.
Around seasons 4 & 5, however, it is made clear that Shiro, one of the main heroes, is gay. All of a sudden, everything is re-contextualized.
Kids who pretended to be Shiro while playing were suddenly pretending to be a gay character. This play pattern is exactly what they want, and they hope parents do not notice.
2. She-Ra and the Princesses of Power
Another remake of a classic show. You'll see that cannibalization of existing IP is a common thread. Tugging on the nostalgia of parents is effective.
In the second season, we learn that a main character has “two dads” and the cast goes to meet them.
It made a great point to always emphasize that he had “two dads” for the rest of the show’s run, even when a character could have just said “parents.”
There was also a transgender stand-in (though it was a shape-shifting alien, so the line was grey there).
There are also almost no normal relationships in the show. Most of the pairings are lesbian.
None of this is clear if you only watch the first season. It’s rated Y7, by the way.
3. Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous
This follows a group of kids trying to survive on an island full of dinosaurs. Again, the poison is held back until the final season, when they create a lesbian relationship.
This pairing is not just an incidental event.
For the rest of the show, all of the characters can’t stop talking about how awesome the hot new lesbian couple is. These two underage kids and their coupling is “the best thing to happen” out of the whole disaster, according to the other characters.
The creators are 100% transparent about the lesson they want your kids to take away from the entire show.
They save it for the last half of the last season because they know you’re probably not watching anymore.
You shouldn’t trust any of the media-entertainment complex. They are deliberately trying to corrupt your children and train their affections.
They depend upon parents being lulled into a false sense of security. Usually a safe bet, because most parents have a natural tendency to abdicate.
Do. Not. Trust.
It is quite a different thing if you intentionally decide to watch something with your children in order to talk them through it, to think critically, to question the worldview being presented.
But you should not allow them to just soak this stuff up like a sponge. Have both eyes open. Be prepared.
Companies are beginning to get bolder in their attempts to corrupt. Parents are getting lazier in their defenses. A dangerous combination.
@robustus@NeilJacobs@joerogan Well he is an American intelligence asset. He says what the us government thinks or what they want you to think. He probably knows what he said about Bitcoin is completely wrong, but what he says is what the us government wants you to believe.
@Eustrates@DavidWolfe Round up is applied to wheat pre harvest to kill the plant so that the grain will dry and entire field drys at the same time. Without doing this there are spots that are either too wet or too dry. Too dry reduces yield. Too wet hast to be dried increasing cost.
.@JoeRogan inquires about the number of terrorists entering the United States via the southern border, given the hundreds of thousands of illegal crossings each month and the hundreds of apprehensions from the FBI's terror watchlist?
"One of the things that people are really concerned with is like, what if terrorist cells have gotten in across the border?
When you're letting in hundreds of thousands of people across the border, what are the odds that a few of them are terrorists?
Haven't they caught terrorists at the border? So, how many of them snuck through?"
@back2babylon5@whatifalthist A pedophile is someone who is sexually attracted to children. A racist is someone who believes that one race is superior to another.
I don’t understand how being a racist makes you sexually attracted to children.
@happell_brian @heresyfinancial The government got involved in the medical field because healthcare was too cheap and doctors couldn’t make any money. They sure fixed that problem.
@Cobratate Man y’all are pathetic. Arguing over who’s fault it was blowing up and that hospital. That is war. War is horrible and people do horrible things in war. And it’s going to keep getting worse.
@brianquattro_@sovereignbrah I wonder if that’s by design. It’s like everyone reporting on everything is right enough to lesson to but too wrong to believe. It’s disorienting.
@gocrashboombang@sovereignbrah But the booms and bust are caused by the fed arbitrarily expanding and contracting the money supply by manipulating interest rates.