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ok I'll bite, because I must be missing the bus in the last 10 years. Please do tell what propagandas, as in topics, or ideas, Netflix and Disney are pushing an

by keyle 3y ago

ok I'll bite, because I must be missing the bus in the last 10 years. Please do tell what propagandas, as in topics, or ideas, Netflix and Disney are pushing and so was Vice? Thanks.

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hutzlibu 3y ago
Hehe, are you sure, you want to be filled in on the latest dystopian woke terrorism? It is the usual. They propagate homosexuality, gender identity, feminism. All the bad stuff. Probably also propagation of witchcraft, if you ask more religious opponents. (Seriously, considering Disney as progressive, is very weird in my opinion. And I think the person you replied to, did not actually think Disney is doing Propaganda, it was a mocking statement to the initial post)
- keyle 3y ago
  I see. So remakes with women, gay people having roles in TV etc. I guess if you're a religious zealot that would hurt. I miss the days where you had to be intelligent to be on the internet. Sorry, but social media royally fucked up humanity into a polarised war of opinions.
  - lynx23 3y ago
    Yeah yeah, girls get it done is of course the most believable trope ever.
    - hutzlibu 3y ago
      I am not sure if I understand you right, but are you saying girls are in general less competent?
      - lynx23 3y ago
        Nope. I am against the woke trope that "everything is better done by a women". Absoulte statements like this and the one you tried to imply are always wrong.
        hutzlibu 3y ago
        That's why I asked. (even though your other reply to keyle, implys otherwise) And actually, I have not really seen that trope very much: "everything is better done by a women" It surely exists somewhere, but can you give examples for this with any major production?
    - keyle 3y ago
      I'm sorry but they do get it done, just look at your mother. It's silly to silo roles based on sex. Embrace the differences, you'll live a much happier life, rather than being sold the idea of segregation based on anything. Segregation sells clicks, it sells views, it sells ideas. As for entertainment, it's entertainment. If you're referring to women remakes of films, it's not my cup of tea either, it doesn't mean that it's bad entertainment and the other half of the planet can enjoy it.
      - lynx23 3y ago
        Mentioning my mother in this context is as counter-productive as possible. In fact, if it were not for my mother, I would give women a bit more slack.
        keyle 3y ago
        I'm sorry to hear that. Apologies.
        hutzlibu 3y ago
        Whatever your mother did or didn't do to you, she gave birth to you. That is already something big. Would you rather her have not done this for you? Destroying is easy, creating is hard. (and raising a child in this world is as well) "if it were not for my mother, I would give women a bit more slack." And whatever happened, you are saying clearly, that because of one women, you see all women less. Maybe that's not fair?
        lynx23 3y ago
        That is part of the problem. That some people believe that getting laid and following through with the consequences is actually an acomplishment. It is not, it is how nature works. Once that is done, the work actually starts, and it starts to become relevant what sort of human you are. How much you know, frankly, how intelligent you are. Besides, since you seem to love to trigger me with just the "right" sentences: Would you rather her have not done this for you? Yes, now that you ask, I would have prefered if she didn't do that. Why that is is a bit too complicated to pack into a single reply. Just dont assume that your way of seeing things works for others.
  - hutzlibu 3y ago
    " Sorry, but social media royally fucked up humanity into a polarised war of opinions." I rather think it made those polarised opinions more visible. The divide existed before, extremists on all sides just had less broad interaction. Now they read each other on the internet and can directly jump on each others throat. And with less restraint, than in real life, as all semi anonymous.
    - keyle 3y ago
      That's very true. We've given every village idiot a platform to shout out loud world wide.
slaw 3y ago
You missed the bus.
- keyle 3y ago
  Thanks for confirming! I think it's okay to settle down and watch the same landscape after a while.

by keyle 3y ago

ok I'll bite, because I must be missing the bus in the last 10 years. Please do tell what propagandas, as in topics, or ideas, Netflix and Disney are pushing and so was Vice? Thanks.

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hutzlibu 3y ago

Hehe, are you sure, you want to be filled in on the latest dystopian woke terrorism? It is the usual. They propagate homosexuality, gender identity, feminism. All the bad stuff. Probably also propagation of witchcraft, if you ask more religious opponents. (Seriously, considering Disney as progressive, is very weird in my opinion. And I think the person you replied to, did not actually think Disney is doing Propaganda, it was a mocking statement to the initial post)

keyle 3y ago
I see. So remakes with women, gay people having roles in TV etc. I guess if you're a religious zealot that would hurt. I miss the days where you had to be intelligent to be on the internet. Sorry, but social media royally fucked up humanity into a polarised war of opinions.
- lynx23 3y ago
  Yeah yeah, girls get it done is of course the most believable trope ever.
  - hutzlibu 3y ago
    I am not sure if I understand you right, but are you saying girls are in general less competent?
    - lynx23 3y ago
      Nope. I am against the woke trope that "everything is better done by a women". Absoulte statements like this and the one you tried to imply are always wrong.
      - hutzlibu 3y ago
        That's why I asked. (even though your other reply to keyle, implys otherwise) And actually, I have not really seen that trope very much: "everything is better done by a women" It surely exists somewhere, but can you give examples for this with any major production?
  - keyle 3y ago
    I'm sorry but they do get it done, just look at your mother. It's silly to silo roles based on sex. Embrace the differences, you'll live a much happier life, rather than being sold the idea of segregation based on anything. Segregation sells clicks, it sells views, it sells ideas. As for entertainment, it's entertainment. If you're referring to women remakes of films, it's not my cup of tea either, it doesn't mean that it's bad entertainment and the other half of the planet can enjoy it.
    - lynx23 3y ago
      Mentioning my mother in this context is as counter-productive as possible. In fact, if it were not for my mother, I would give women a bit more slack.
      - keyle 3y ago
        I'm sorry to hear that. Apologies.
      - hutzlibu 3y ago
        Whatever your mother did or didn't do to you, she gave birth to you. That is already something big. Would you rather her have not done this for you? Destroying is easy, creating is hard. (and raising a child in this world is as well) "if it were not for my mother, I would give women a bit more slack." And whatever happened, you are saying clearly, that because of one women, you see all women less. Maybe that's not fair?
        lynx23 3y ago
        That is part of the problem. That some people believe that getting laid and following through with the consequences is actually an acomplishment. It is not, it is how nature works. Once that is done, the work actually starts, and it starts to become relevant what sort of human you are. How much you know, frankly, how intelligent you are. Besides, since you seem to love to trigger me with just the "right" sentences: Would you rather her have not done this for you? Yes, now that you ask, I would have prefered if she didn't do that. Why that is is a bit too complicated to pack into a single reply. Just dont assume that your way of seeing things works for others.
- hutzlibu 3y ago
  " Sorry, but social media royally fucked up humanity into a polarised war of opinions." I rather think it made those polarised opinions more visible. The divide existed before, extremists on all sides just had less broad interaction. Now they read each other on the internet and can directly jump on each others throat. And with less restraint, than in real life, as all semi anonymous.
  - keyle 3y ago
    That's very true. We've given every village idiot a platform to shout out loud world wide.

slaw 3y ago

You missed the bus.

keyle 3y ago
Thanks for confirming! I think it's okay to settle down and watch the same landscape after a while.