A lot of people refuse to like quality entertainment because of what the entertainment represents in the culture war as a medium for our enemies to disseminate information to propagandize others toward their cause, placate the masses toward their aims and degrade society. In this sense, all media of this type (which is most) must be rejected and hated because it's a tool of our enemies. This is what many people are doing when they watch a new show, immediately point out the black guys acting unrealistic because he's acting like a White guy who was placed in that role specifically to help with White genocide and replace the White man. In this way, you will immediately reject most entertainment like DS9, even if it was released today, so you won't watch it.
The thing is, you can still enjoy the entertainment even if you know its dual-purpose. There can be non-woke plots hidden in the content or even accidental "based" outcomes. A recent example is Amelia. A government project that was pure propaganda that backfired. Well, if you watched old school DS9 today, despite the attempts at pushing wokeness, there was actually a lot of "fuck ups". I imagine many of these were unintentional at the time because the writers weren't as fully woke as (and merely transitioning into) the leftists we have today. Their ideology was incomplete and they didn't even necessarily grasp the logical incompatibility of some of the woke beliefs they were pushing along with other beliefs they held.
A good example is there's an episode where a half breed child was raised by one race and taught to hate the other race that he was because his race were colonizers and to feel shame for his race's past deeds. Everyone immediately realized this was abuse and saved the kid from this abuse. He should be taught to respect his people instead of hate his people for past decisions outside his control. Yet, today, how this half-breed was raised is how we're raising White people and it should be immediately recognized as being abusive and wrong just like it was in Star Trek DS9. This is just one off the top of my head but I know there's dozens in the series. If DS9 was released today, it would backfire like Amelia did and likely become a tool for the right-wing to highlight the problems with modern leftism.
Would you have liked it though? That depends on how you are. That's up to you and not something everyone will answer the same. I can watch some of the most propaganized shows around and still find some enjoyment out of it. I watched Stranger Things and thought it was alright but it was gay and feminized to shit. I watched Mad Max: Fury Road which is just more feminine propaganda and I know it as such but I can still enjoy it. I'm confident if DS9 came out now and I watched it, I'd still like it even if I saw all the propaganda. In fact, I've watched DS9 completely since I was awakened and I liked it more because I understand so much more of everything being discussed and pushed in the film. Why characters do and don't do certain things, etc... I now understand the purpose/programming etc... and it's more entertaining when I can see the propaganda specifically for a show like DS9 where I can see many mistakes in the propaganda narrative being pushed. Seeing the contradictions, the parallels that actually benefit our side and the mistakes they made is entertainment to me.
Suddenly, I remember an early Voyager episode where Chakotay was stranded alone on a planet with an ongoing war, and the side that found him tried to brainwash him into believing that the other side was massacring innocents and desecrating their bodies. Only to find out in the end that the Voyager crew rescued him by working with said other side, and revealing to him the depths of the simulation he was put through. And as Voyager was about to leave that space, he met with the leader of that side, but found it impossible to shake off an innate hatred he felt toward him.
I actually think Neelix is a good character, but that really was one of the worst Neelix moments. Dude damn near gets the ship taken over because he was trying to be nice to the Nyggers.
Great thinking.
Here's my thoughts:
A lot of people refuse to like quality entertainment because of what the entertainment represents in the culture war as a medium for our enemies to disseminate information to propagandize others toward their cause, placate the masses toward their aims and degrade society. In this sense, all media of this type (which is most) must be rejected and hated because it's a tool of our enemies. This is what many people are doing when they watch a new show, immediately point out the black guys acting unrealistic because he's acting like a White guy who was placed in that role specifically to help with White genocide and replace the White man. In this way, you will immediately reject most entertainment like DS9, even if it was released today, so you won't watch it.
The thing is, you can still enjoy the entertainment even if you know its dual-purpose. There can be non-woke plots hidden in the content or even accidental "based" outcomes. A recent example is Amelia. A government project that was pure propaganda that backfired. Well, if you watched old school DS9 today, despite the attempts at pushing wokeness, there was actually a lot of "fuck ups". I imagine many of these were unintentional at the time because the writers weren't as fully woke as (and merely transitioning into) the leftists we have today. Their ideology was incomplete and they didn't even necessarily grasp the logical incompatibility of some of the woke beliefs they were pushing along with other beliefs they held.
A good example is there's an episode where a half breed child was raised by one race and taught to hate the other race that he was because his race were colonizers and to feel shame for his race's past deeds. Everyone immediately realized this was abuse and saved the kid from this abuse. He should be taught to respect his people instead of hate his people for past decisions outside his control. Yet, today, how this half-breed was raised is how we're raising White people and it should be immediately recognized as being abusive and wrong just like it was in Star Trek DS9. This is just one off the top of my head but I know there's dozens in the series. If DS9 was released today, it would backfire like Amelia did and likely become a tool for the right-wing to highlight the problems with modern leftism.
Would you have liked it though? That depends on how you are. That's up to you and not something everyone will answer the same. I can watch some of the most propaganized shows around and still find some enjoyment out of it. I watched Stranger Things and thought it was alright but it was gay and feminized to shit. I watched Mad Max: Fury Road which is just more feminine propaganda and I know it as such but I can still enjoy it. I'm confident if DS9 came out now and I watched it, I'd still like it even if I saw all the propaganda. In fact, I've watched DS9 completely since I was awakened and I liked it more because I understand so much more of everything being discussed and pushed in the film. Why characters do and don't do certain things, etc... I now understand the purpose/programming etc... and it's more entertaining when I can see the propaganda specifically for a show like DS9 where I can see many mistakes in the propaganda narrative being pushed. Seeing the contradictions, the parallels that actually benefit our side and the mistakes they made is entertainment to me.
Suddenly, I remember an early Voyager episode where Chakotay was stranded alone on a planet with an ongoing war, and the side that found him tried to brainwash him into believing that the other side was massacring innocents and desecrating their bodies. Only to find out in the end that the Voyager crew rescued him by working with said other side, and revealing to him the depths of the simulation he was put through. And as Voyager was about to leave that space, he met with the leader of that side, but found it impossible to shake off an innate hatred he felt toward him.
I actually think Neelix is a good character, but that really was one of the worst Neelix moments. Dude damn near gets the ship taken over because he was trying to be nice to the Nyggers.
Sounds based to me