A peculiar thing happens when a political programme establishes who the fool, villain or villainous institution is before the audience has had much time to think. The room already knows how to respond. The host barely needs to finish the sentence. That doesn't automatically settle whether the argument is right or wrong, but it raises an interesting question about how the performance shapes the experience of watching it. I examine that question in my new video.
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Felix Rex@Felix_Rex
March 17, 2024
New Video Coming Out SOON. DUNE Crimson RED PILLS Part II
While this is part 2 in an analysis of the new DUNE films and the key themes that are presented, these videos can be watched in any order. I do suggest that you also watch the first part as it delves into and deconstructs those themes which were allowed, if unwittingly into the movies, where here we shall examine the world and ideas of DUNE that were just too much for the self-appointed cultural czars in Hollywood to touch.
While many will exclaim that nothing that comes out of Hollywood is anything more that film slop with a political bent attempting to shift narratives in favour of the global elite and their machinations for their global tax cattle, that may be true ... but when working with source material like DUNE red pills as we have seen do slip through the cracks. However, that same Hollywood, as gate keeper for what are and are not the forced narratives being mandated above do have their limits. Even with regards to source material like DUNE.
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It's easy to recognise conformity in other people. The political activist repeating a familiar slogan. The colleague who becomes furious when challenged. The stranger online who can produce a dozen insults but not one coherent argument. The harder part is recognising the same instincts when they appear in ourselves. That's where a comfortable observation becomes an uncomfortable mirror.
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Green Day Saw This Coming
When Mike Judge released *Idiocracy* in 2006, its premise was absurd enough to be funny: an average man wakes up in a future where intellectual standards have collapsed so dramatically that he becomes the smartest person around. Two decades later, the uncomfortable question is no longer whether such a future is imaginable. It's whether we've mistaken the warning signs for entertainment. In the latest Felix Rex video, I examine the forces that may be pushing modern America in precisely the wrong direction—and why the answer is more disturbing than a comedy about stupid people.
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