This puts a different spin on the whole thing.
Moslems or Zombies — what ever you want to call them — the reason why the TWD is so popular - it’s about survival and doing what is right when society collapses...
Zombies could be a horde of chaotic people that come after small groups by shear numbers — and what would you do?...it’s about tactics and planning ahead - pulling like minded people together to beat the overwhelming odds...with high unemployment, the fiscal crisis weeks away, and the number of enemies the US has inside and outside grows - TWD makes sense and people tune in...
And we've become pretty numb to that, so why not all this Zombie crap? Just sayin' . . . part of the culture of death . . . sorry for the digression
Possibly correct as to the intent and effect.
However, it should be pointed out that the zombies are by definition already dead.
It's not "a hungry, dirty, feral child," it's a mindless living dead zombie. They ARE less human, in fact non-human.
Zombies are a perfect corollary for columns of refugees. Great training to mind numb the kids to slaughter the homeless and helpless in the Apocalypse. The visual trigger is the rags for clothing, the justification as always is that they are not fully human. (Dirty Refugees, Muzzies, Joooos, N***ers...)
Hitler would be proud of this Administrations welding with Hollywood and the MSM. The greatest propaganda machine in history. Agenda 21 must go on, and the slaughter of the masses will be perpetrated by the masses this time.
People like enemies that everyone hates equally and generates absolutely no sympathy from us.
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If the zombies want to generate sympathy from the Left they need to learn to mutter anti-American slogans while trying to devour the living.
Walking Dead (((ping)))!
He’s being very selective in how he views the show, and other zombie fiction. One of the ongoing plots of the genre is people struggling to grasp that zombies aren’t people anymore. If this is trying to desensitize us to death that trope really doesn’t make any sense, because it runs in the exact opposite direction.
Then you have to look at events in the real world. People are all freaked out over the deaths of 3 people in Oregon. If there’s been a decades long (zombie fiction ain’t new, only it’s current popularity is) attempt to make us accept death it would seem to have failed.
This is the money line.
I don't watch any of the shows (don't have TV), and the thread is certainly not about abortion, it's about conditioning.
The NWO bunch want a 75% reduction in the population. Of the world.
...the categorization of someone terrified and hungry as something less human than us a threat to be enthusiastically destroyed without remorse.
Action based TV Shows / movies need a villain.
Remember the good ol’ days when Russians, Chinese, drug cartels, communists, north africans etc... were common “bad guys”? Wonder why they’re gone?
It’s the same reason vampires and then zombies have become so popular. Zombies and Vampires do not have legal defense funds (well, not real ones anyway) and lawyers who sue when their “constituents” are “defamed”. They can safely be used as villains for that reason. I suspect we’ll see a turn to aliens and other mythical villains once the zombie / vampire thing becomes played out.
The era of “real life” villains who are not rich, white and male pretty much ended with 24.
hmm if a vampire bites a zombie does the zombie become a vampire or does the vampire bcome a zombie?
We are being pre-conditioned by the entertainment industry to accept death on levels so massive that they make concentration camp videos look like a Disney movie.
Isn't this exactly the same thing that liberals say when they try to ban violent video games? I wonder if the author would say about those.
I guess if I had to take it further: werewolves are the ordinary working classes, decent enough except when they lose control once in a full moon, ghosts are the middle classes (sense of property and all that), and witches are women's studies lecturers.
Not sure where the cast of Mad Men fits in, though.