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throwawayaccount2037 3 points ago +3 / -0

The 90s was still the best time for the internet: usenet groups, MPlayer, Ten, ICQ, S3M tracker communities, and forum boards without restrictions. Great time to be online.

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throwawayaccount2037 14 points ago +14 / -0

What's interesting here is that there were very few things that actually incurred God's wrath (despite what ranging anti-theist will say about the Old Testament), but sacrificing children to Ba'al was always a quick way to get punished, and ALWAYS angered God greatly.

Abortions are the modern day sacrifices to Ba'al.

That church serves Ba'al.

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throwawayaccount2037 4 points ago +4 / -0

I adore Hell or High Water, what a no-holds-barred masculine film. You don't realise it until you watch some other current-day slop and then think back to just how grounded Hell or High Water was -- reminded me of the crime thrillers from the 1970s: all masculine and straight business.

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throwawayaccount2037 2 points ago +2 / -0

Sadly it's working -- the amount of normies I see praising a lot of Disney slop like Andor, Prey, and Alien: Romulus lets me know that they're chipping away at the normies with incrementalism.

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throwawayaccount2037 2 points ago +2 / -0

100% spot-on. The insanity of people getting riled up over the Season 2 effect that streaming services incur is crazy to me.

I'm curious how many more times we'll have to see this play out before people get it?

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throwawayaccount2037 2 points ago +2 / -0

The smart thing to do would be for popular VAs to license their voices to be made into AI models so that people can still hear familiar voices they like instead of generic bland ones.

Reminds me of that scene from The Congress where the studio exec got Robin Wright Penn to sign over her likeness to the studio so they could use it for auto-generated entertainment media.

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throwawayaccount2037 3 points ago +3 / -0

Yep, that one Disney star -- the one with the red hair -- said something similar during a Google Talk interview in the studio. Said she was molested everyday and no one did anything about it. Then during the audience Q&A one audience member had the gall to defend Disney and dispute the negative things she said about the company and her experience on the show. I have no idea how she didn't just let loose on that guy.

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throwawayaccount2037 8 points ago +8 / -0

Fallout turned dystopian due to nuclear war, The Last of Us got there due to a virus; Canada is turning dystopian due to bad socioeconomic policies.

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throwawayaccount2037 17 points ago +17 / -0

Because it's about normalising it.

Normies will accept body type 1 and 2. They will even argue with you if you complain about it (they already do when it comes to games like Cyberpunk 2077 and Elden Ring).

Passive enablement is endorsement.

It doesn't matter if they lose sales, the eventual goal is to replace the original Oblivion with this new version and force people to accept the denial of reality: that there are no males and females, only body type 1 and 2.

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throwawayaccount2037 3 points ago +3 / -0

They're very prone to using LLMs to write their responses when things get tough. It's super obvious because half of them write in walls of text at a 3rd grade level. Then you challenge their preconceptions and you suddenly start getting properly capitalized, paragraphed, and bulletpointed responses.

It's bizarre but I literally had this happen during a discussion on similar topics. You have to be very careful how you redpill people on social media, but a guy literally did exactly what you mentioned.

I was dismantling whatever he was saying (I honestly can't even remember what the exact topic was, but had to deal with the typical implosion of society from feminist ideology), and his retort consisted of this multi-paragraph diatribe with bullet points.

I thought about that when I read your paragraph there because of how ridiculous it was to see someone actually use that tactic. I think I even called him out on it and he didn't bother responding.

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throwawayaccount2037 2 points ago +2 / -0

Kayfabe.

Paul Heyman is heel, and playing it up. This will be all over the news, and will generate interest for people tuning into Raw to see what happens next.

Used to be a popular thing to do back in the day [Edit: Also just checked the comments, and they're spot-on about how in the 80s and 90s there used to be a lot of cross-political kayfabe to generate heat based on real life events.]

If it's generating a negative reaction, and they're a heel, then it's good for business (or at least, that's how the wrestling industry used to work in the 60s, 70s, 80s, and 90s).

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throwawayaccount2037 10 points ago +10 / -0

Simps on the right are our biggest Achilles heel.

Simps in general are our biggest Achilles heel. It's how we ended up with women in leadership roles.

If men simply said "No", there is literally nothing women could do about it.

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throwawayaccount2037 14 points ago +14 / -0

Though Rogan has a jewish wife and a half jewish/half black step-daughter,

Wow, he is literally the "my wife's child" meme come true. I was unaware about that, but that explains why he's always defending Liberalism -- he's essentially a cuck pretending to be masculine.

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throwawayaccount2037 12 points ago +12 / -0

You literally cannot say "there are only two genders; humans are mammals and scientifically speaking, there is only male and female".

YouTube automatically shadowbans the comment.

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throwawayaccount2037 5 points ago +5 / -0

I was angry about the first G.I Movie doing it back in the 80s because -- despite my love for Don Johnson -- the character in that movie to replace Duke was an absolute douche bag; and even if he were supposed to be a secondary character, he was still an unlikable Douche Bag, basically Hotrod ramped up to 11.

I didn't mind them killing off Duke in the live-action sequel of G.I Joe because they gravely miscast him for the bisexual faggot Channing Tatum. They did manage to make him slightly more likable in the sequel with the little screen time he had with The Rock, but he was just so vastly miscast. He came across as more as a secondary character rather than as a leader. I probably would have been far angrier had they cast someone likable as Duke the first time.

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throwawayaccount2037 3 points ago +3 / -0

Mate, I knew I was missing one -- Hungary is definitely at the top of that list right now.

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throwawayaccount2037 4 points ago +4 / -0

It was about Russia not folding post 2014.

They are developing similar hate boners for Poland and Bulgaria, amongst others. And notice how they were also ramping up the hate towards Japanese cultural media until Japan brought in a bunch of Lefties and began adapting lame and literal gay policies.

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throwawayaccount2037 3 points ago +3 / -0

StoneToss could have nailed it in four frames and no dialogue.

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throwawayaccount2037 2 points ago +2 / -0

The Tron trailer looks interesting, but I'll hold out before getting excited. The concept looks cool, but it's Disney.

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throwawayaccount2037 1 point ago +1 / -0

Hm, interesting. Definitely sounds like something I would enjoy. Thanks for the review.

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