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7/16/2025, 4:43:30 AM
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>Will we ever see media specifically catering to men
The entertainment industries are owned and operated by (((the far left))), and it has been so for several decades. There was a major shift to the extreme radical far left in the early 2000's. Prior to that, the industry walked a fine line out of fear of backlash.
In the early 2000's, the industry stopped caring about the complains of white people. Just as 95% of blacks and 95% of jews vote for the left, 95% of white men vote for the right. In the early 2000's, the far-left entertainment industries made a collective decision to ignore white men, especially Christian white men. The industry will not tell their stories. The industry will not create heroic white characters. The industry will not push positive white role models. The industry will not spotlight traditional white culture. The opposite is what we have now. The industry portrays whites in a negative way, pushes blacks and black culture to the forefront, replaces white characters with black actors, and will show black-black relationships but almost never white-white but always black-white, especially black-male-white-female.
Answer to OPs question -- We will never again see entertainment catered specifically towards men unless it is towards black men on networks that cater specifically towards blacks such as BET and TheGrio
>Will we ever see media specifically catering to men
The entertainment industries are owned and operated by (((the far left))), and it has been so for several decades. There was a major shift to the extreme radical far left in the early 2000's. Prior to that, the industry walked a fine line out of fear of backlash.
In the early 2000's, the industry stopped caring about the complains of white people. Just as 95% of blacks and 95% of jews vote for the left, 95% of white men vote for the right. In the early 2000's, the far-left entertainment industries made a collective decision to ignore white men, especially Christian white men. The industry will not tell their stories. The industry will not create heroic white characters. The industry will not push positive white role models. The industry will not spotlight traditional white culture. The opposite is what we have now. The industry portrays whites in a negative way, pushes blacks and black culture to the forefront, replaces white characters with black actors, and will show black-black relationships but almost never white-white but always black-white, especially black-male-white-female.
Answer to OPs question -- We will never again see entertainment catered specifically towards men unless it is towards black men on networks that cater specifically towards blacks such as BET and TheGrio
6/18/2025, 6:08:59 PM
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