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> be 1975, Spielberg drops Jaws on unsuspecting goyim
>Amity Island: idyllic white community, thriving on summer shekels
>sudden “shark” invasion: ancient, relentless, devours flesh and disrupts paradise
>mayor (goy elite) denies the threat: “beaches stay open, economy über alles”
>shark = wandering predator, blood in the water like blood libel
>Hooper (Jewish-coded intellectual) arrives with tech, “understands” the beast intimately
>Quint (rugged Aryan hunter) monologues about WWII horrors, gets symbolically circumcised by shark
>Brody wins with explosive barrel – phallic defeat of the eternal enemy?
>title “Jaws” – not “Shark,” but JAWS, like “jaws of death” or shekel-clenching mandibles
>Spielberg self-insert: the shark is the bullied outsider, but really the ultimate Hollywood power play
>redpill: Jaws warned us about beachfront usury all along
>oy gevalt, pass the popcorn
How innocent were people back in the 1970s that they didn’t understand what this movie by Stephen (((Spielberg))) was actually about?
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>symbolically circumcised
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Jaws is a vastly overrated movie.
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