Nitter link for those who don't use twitter.
They also did work for Sega/Atlus, and had various former members join game companies.
Yeah, the term "human rights" was not used much at all before WWII. And it really spiked in use during the 1970's, right at about the time the "Capital H Holocaust" started being used much more too. Words like that are simply a cudgel used to attack European society.
Very true. Abortion and any number of other issues are only important if you have a functional and stable population. Right now they're have the borders open with hundreds of thousands of people coming in each year. Who cares if abortion is legal when an entire state's worth of people become displaced within a term limit.
You might be able to use Poast's nitter and then archive that.
Also it's now illegal in many US states to do a boycott of israel due to laws passed too. So not only can you not question things that happened 70 years ago, you are not allowed to stop your money from going to a foreign nation halfway across the world.
Trump has always supported the jews (at least economically) it's just that he also wanted to support white men, and even the thought of that made many drive into a frenzy. In reality he is a huge compromise, and it's been clear that the vast majority of the jewish left don't want that at all. They want to project and double down until only they are in control or everything falls apart.
Women in the workplace and birth control yes.
It really is a classic example of it. The musician part is most notable about the doublespeak. What musical prodigies exist that never played music? None of them. People develop around with what they engage with. They try to say that "It's just reading a book!" as a way to get around that.
What you expose children to shapes who they become, obviously. And the whole point of this propaganda is to lie and misdirect that obvious fact.
You just know they never consider it "Just helping them learn" when you expose them to Christian, National Socialist, or even lukewarm conservative ideas. That is "grooming" and is considered criminal activity.
Many people are still infected by negative beliefs that pull them down and limit what they can actually do. Things like idolizing freedom, democracy, civil rights, anti-racism, anti-sexism, etc and thinking that they are anything other than moral cudgels meant to push people into complacent slavery.
They think that isolating themselves and putting away their weapons (or desire to meaningfully use those weapons) means they are principled instead of brainwashed into being weak and ineffective.
One large problem is everything reinforcing their propaganda. The education system, entertainment, mainstream media, etc. Everybody knows that some of it is a total sham, but very few understand the extent of just how much is designed to be pure mental poison.
And so they get stuck fighting small nearly meaningless battles uphill. Instead of fighting for actual freedom they are stuck fighting for paper freedom, which is all but pointless when that paper holds no actual value besides satisfying their complacency.
The fact of the matter is that women are necessary for civilization. That doesn't apply to other races. So while you might have your problems with women (especially modern women) that doesn't mean blaming or hating them overall is productive. The analogy I make for a lot of things is "Just because you're upset at a game doesn't mean you should break your controller"
The "women haters" are wrong in that saying everything bad is caused by women first and foremost. Even people who like women should be able to understand that women do not have a place in politics. They just don't have the mentality for it at all.
It's about using the right tool for the job. You don't use a can opener to build a house. A can opener has its place and position, and can't be used for everything. Because some people might try to build a house with a can opener and fail miserably doesn't mean all the blame falls on the can opener. It falls on the person who thought that was the right idea.
That has been their playbook the whole time. They would have you think that Mein Kampf is full of hateful rhetoric, but he has a lot of good stuff in there about how bad journalists are. It's always projection.
Exactly, people can only change their own minds. So at best you can help them identify you as an ally or an enemy based on their preexisting beliefs. If somebody is on the fence, you can try to make them think you mean well and have good intentions, but that's about it. You can't forcefeed people the truth if they don't want it.
Yeah it's for the diversity hire writers and directors to make themselves feel stronger. Pushing their will onto everybody else, and trying to turn the ideal into themselves. This is why so many of them are just self inserts.
Islam still teaches this to some extent. Obviously this guy is dressing it up quite a bit though. It's a shame that most men in the west have lost the ability to properly show force in a restrained and controlling way.