Hank Hill easter egg in Idocracy.
>>217414973I'm more partial to that random goat in the lower right
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I like this movie a lot. Any deeper meaning was likely an afterthought, seems pretty obvious that this movie's premise is a means for Mike Judge to write some funny bits and not some plea for eugenics
>>217415198I think he genuinely wanted people to watch it, step back and maybe reconsider some things in their life. Its not exactly a bad thing for people to do occasionally
>>217415235Yeah the moral is about agency and what you choose to spend your time onto be honest I'm not living up to that right now
>>217414973Did you know the Mormons have everyone in the worlds genetic lineage mapped out like this? They know more about your family than you do.
>>217415341who are they trying to find?
>>217415198This eugenics thing is so funny. Are they specifically upset at the beginning? Like what else could even be seen as making a case for it? I like how you're supposed to throw out what many many many know, that uneducated, low income families are going to have a lot more unprotected sex and have more babies than neurotic intelligent types.
>>217415407>Like what else could even be seen as making a case for it?Killing anyone that doesn't fit a certain IQ
>>217414973What is the fucking easter egg
>>217415427This is such a funny and obvious sign of indoctrinationWe've been taught by our culture that as soon as someone mentions the idea of eugenics... that means they want to murder a quarter of the world or somethingIt's like this with basically everything 'bad' idea. It cannot be even discussed because anyone merely discussing it is doing so because they want to do a genocide holocaust Auschwitz j6
>>217415354Jebus
>>217415430do you need an arrow pointing at the circle?
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>>217415198>Any deeper meaning was likely an afterthoughtI can't tell if this movie is Mike seeing into the future without having any real clue he actually was, or if it's a weird ass unintentional bootstrappinglike the design of smartphones/tablets being clearly influenced by scifi depictions of such
he 100% called the marriage of wrestling and politics, but again, did he see it, or did this bootstrap it
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>>217415341I wish I were rich enough to have that as my house.
and all you have to do is spend an hour in some Trump thread on /pol/ to literally see these motherfuckers >>217415103 effectively counterarguing everything with some variation of "but he's got what plants crave, trust the electrolytes, you talk like a fag and your shit is all retarded, tranny"
>>217415572No he didn't. Jesse Ventura did it first.
>>217415341>mormon schizophrenics are the current thing
>>217415354Me actually. They’ll have to look a little harder. I’m currently “helping” the Satanists destroy themselves as a silly prank.
>>217415671Jesse was always a joke candidate, same with fucking Kane, but neither of them changed the nature of politics to truly meld the two together like Trump hasthey didn't bring wrestling into it, Kane ran as his legal name, lolpolitics IS wrestling now minus the matches
>>217415723Politics was always wrestling. A fake fight where the combatants get rich while the dumbass audience cheers them on
>>217415785it was always so dry and dull though, what Trump does is this completely different flavornobody else in politics "gets" it yet to pull it offabsolutely terrible for the country but it's actual geniuslateral thought
Trump and Vince were friends since the 80's and Titan Towers had reams of data on psychology and all the old carnie tricks and all the secrets of the business and crowd manipulation and character buildingTrump plays the president character like a fucking wrestling antihero
