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Why did Jews end up controlling television and film?
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The actual answer was that theater was traditionally seen as a grubby industry, with actors being on the same level as prostitutes. It wasn't a hugely desirable vocation, so Jewish immigrants got a foothold in Vaudeville, and then transferred their skills to moving pictures. Then they basically polished a turd and made showbiz seem glamorous and suddenly everyone wanted to be involved. They owned the studios and got rich.
I admire their ingenuity and have a lot of respect for Jewish people.
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>>222360515
This is the narrative they concocted
The real reason is it would have happened anyway because they need control of others to survive
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>>222360442
With jews, you win
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>>222360442
Right place, right time. If it wasn't for the pogroms in Europe they wouldn't have been in America to begin with.
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>>222360442
All part of the plan.
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>>222360442
They're the only ones who wanted the job because everyone else was busy dealing with the real world.
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>>222360442
They saw how stupid americans were and moved in for an easy win



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