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Slack.com slash DHQ. You know, a lot of conservatives don't like modern movies. They feel Hollywood

has become a cesspool of decadent weasels, churning out poisonous leftist propaganda while

raking in millions of dollars from an audience they basically despise. But this of course

is totally unfair to weasels. Instead of going to the movies, many conservatives prefer

to stay home and watch old Doris Day films on TV. Conservatives like Doris Day films

because they remind them of the days when women were happy, virginal housewives back

in 1950 never. But perhaps conservatives could learn something by studying how leftists

use the cinema. Remember the film Men in Black, in which an evil alien devoured the insides

of a human being and then wore the human skin as a disguise. That's pretty much how the

left treats respected institutions. Whether it's Yale University, or the New York Times,

leftists enter the institution, either way it's inner values, replace those values with

leftism, and then walk around wearing the institution as a disguise, saying things like,

look, I'm an Ivy League University, or look, I'm the newspaper of record, when they're

really just leftism wearing an empty Yale suit or a New York Times costume.

So too it is with movies. Leftists love nothing better than to take over a beloved film franchise

that built its reputation on solid values, destroy those values from within, and then

disguise their leftism in the franchise. James Bond for instance was once a daring

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