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@se7en
Immagine not quitting on the spot...

I cannot to be honest.

@crunklord420 @PonyPanda
He was the bad guy. The presence of worse guys changes nothing about that.

But as I said, I love how bad was the final movie twist, since I believe it backfired spectacularly :ablobcatrave:

@CornGodStrikesAgain
Ot seems, that they misapplied the boiling frog rule. In fact, They made something worse. They were boiling it so bad, it evolved. They used an escalating pressure for so long, people noticed it, realized it and adapted to it.

If the coof happened 6 years ago, I would be the first one in line for the jab. These people are prety much forcing people to evolve a spine out of soy they were used to.

@crunklord420 @PonyPanda
It was a great movie...

It was supposed to glorify the bad guy to the point, where it scares the shit out of you, but they did such a bad job with the scaring, that it ended up as a pure glorification.

@LukeAlmighty I knew about ESG, and black-rock, since it was brought up by Ethan Van-Sciver (a ComicsGate guy) a while ago.

Vee, and 4Chan, are wrong on this, in my opinion.

Bob Chapek, CEO of Disney is turning the ship around, pushing the woke away.
There are still some diversity initiatives on the lower levels, but he either doesn't have the time for small fry, or keeps them as lip-service for the ESG rating.

But why is Chapek doing this?

No matter the amount of money pumped into it, there's one massive flaw that will inevitably bring ESG down.
If ESG didn't correlate with profits, it would've stayed forever, some companies would profit, others would lose money, but overall the trend would be a positive one, since all those companies have an advantage over everyone else.
However...
ESG correlates negatively with profits: "get woke go broke".
Which makes it a bubble, and therefore a terrible long-term investment.

Chapek is getting his way because Disney investors are on his side.
Why are they allowing him to do this? What do they know?
Probably the same thing Chapek does: Star Wars is worth more when it isn't woke, than the ESG could ever provide.

What's more, larger companies are not going to provide much in the way of growth for their short-term investors, so larger companies are just insane for chasing the ESG rating while burning down their own long established franchises.

Another example is Procter & Gamble (Owner of Gillette, and many other brands).
Gillette turned around and abandoned their "a best a man can be" woke slogan, and went back to their previous one, after losing market share they won't reclaim any time soon.
They aired an ad featuring a traditionally masculine firefighter as damage control.

You can still go to the "best men can be" page, tucked away in their about section:
https://gillette.com/en-us/about/the-best-men-can-be
No child transsexual shaving video anymore.
And if you scroll to the bottom, it's examples of mentors and such, men volunteering for things no one would disagree with (except feminists).

The ESG is only useful for small/medium companies.
So Marvel COMICS will go woke, and probably stay that way, but Marvel STUDIOS is going to get cock-smacked by management, which Bob Chapek is in the process of doing, by the way.
A bit of a power struggle between Feige and Chapek, but Chapek will win, it's inevitable.

@SystemSock
I know it isn't a good long term strategy for making money, but that doesn't matter, since the money isn't even comming from them. It comes from the savings of normies. (I should take my money out of the bank). You do not need profit, if you are getting money from investors.

Either way, I owe an apology to the poasters... They might have worded it wrong, but in the end, it is de Jews....

@JackO@freeatlantis.com
It is truly tragic, but it's moments like these that make me agree with all of the "defund the police" sentiment, because if police weren't around, people like Kyle would solve the rioting in mere minutes.

It is police who are taking our right to defend ourselves, who are the bigger problem.

@LukeAlmighty @samuraikid@freeatlantis.com @djsumdog @watson@freeatlantis.com Combine it with the upcoming food shortages, wars, and god knows what else. They can hide it all.

@samuraikid@freeatlantis.com @djsumdog @watson@freeatlantis.com
Exactly...
It is impossible to spread dying from one event to look like steady increase from a random event...

But from 50 injections? Nothing could be easier...

@samuraikid @watson genocide is killing a specific group of people. Think of this is more as general population control ... like a low stakes game of Russian Roulette where every jab gives you a 1 in 50,000 case of myocarditis
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