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Many people forget that Trump wrestled against Vince McMahon. We are now living in the early version of Idiocracy

On the tension between diction and slang, it seems to me that there's an emergent third option in the language of Social Media fr fr. It's a mix of shorthand, recontextualized memes, ever updating slang and straight prose, all of which can have meaning unto themselves. For example, when you're not serious about your response, you might chose to spell though as "tho" with the disinterest implied in the subject lack of effort used to type. We're only a decade and a half or so in with social media ubiquity but I can imagine the gulf between those that can speak and understand that language will only grow over time.

I don't think the people that made the movie ever thought we would ever be on the verge of what happens in the movie. It's possible that we are close to being the prequel of Idiocracy.. think about it, Trump, Elon, all his cabinet picks, it's actually insane.

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18 minutes of my life I'm not getting back just to hear a drunken film student rant

Terrible movie that only stupid people think is deep

my movie

well done sir

Did he recognise her in the "cake scene" or not? I think he did, but let her go. "there is something I want to ask you, but it seems I forgot..."

Incredibly interesting commentary. Thank you. I learned a lot.

The makers of idiocracy really had some significant insight into where not just America but the whole World is descending into. Now we are going to have 4 years of decisions that will affect America and the rest of the World by the most malignly self dealing and corrupt individual to ever hold the Presidency. Who will also surround himself with people of the same degenerate low character. I personally feel that those who voted for the orange one in this recent election really have no idea of the unbelievable societal upheaval and endemic corruption that is going to forced upon them. The next four years are going to paved in darkness!

im gonna be honest, while a lot of people say idiocracy is about eugenics, in commentary its far more about consumerism, people mindlessly buying things, anti intellectualism, a celebrity being the president, it reflects the trump era quite well if you ask me

OH MY GOD, please stop using this movie as a mirror example for today's politics. It is about eugenics, not far right extremism rising up

"When you consider the world of left politics today, the calls for systemic change are dead" So...... You just *didn't* consider the world of left politics then? Fucking weird thing to say about something you clearly know nothing about... "The descendants of the movement have largely pivoted towards symbolic feel-good politics: all joy and vibes" What the fuck is this nonsense? Harris and Winfrey are the descendants of Occupy Wallstreet? Are you out of your fucking gourd? Could you please put this kind of shit at the start of your videos so it's clear from the outset that watching is an utter waste of time? Appreciated.

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The reason for the cream's significance is that Jewish people aren't supposed to eat cream due to it being non-kosher. Hans absolutely knew who she was though, so he wasn't doing it to test her, but rather just to toy with her.

I never understood how all this technology is still working. There doesn't appear to be anyone who knows how anything works.

There are few things worse than a person who knows they have the answer.

Moral of the Video/Movie/Breakdown: THINK FOR YOURSELF DUMDUM. Seriously. Independent thought and research goes a long way. Our government is supposed to be FUBU, but it's really never been due to the powers that be. Open your mind.

I think that reading critics of social movements without reading proponents of it yields a very flawed analysis. The beginning of industrialization in France was increasing wealth but it was enslaving people in a wage system and concentrating wealth in the hands of a few. The lords of Tech in the contemporary USA are the kinds of people that Bruce Wayne represents - a billionaire with fake or flawed altruism.

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I am not an American and I have never seen or even heard of this movie. But now, after watching this video about "Idiocracy", I have a better understanding of 2024 Trump's America.

Wasnt Patrick just imagining what he was drawing in the notenook as real? The author of the video take is that he did murder those peolke in the movie.

Idiocracy reminds me of this clip from Back to the Future of a dystopic future. th-cam.com/video/JpuMScdND-U/w-d-xo.html

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As a black woman, I usually avoid slave movies. But this one is so entertaining and cathartic to watch and I like that the protagonist came out on top in the end.

did you notice how stephen was the one that signed the paperwork to release broomhilda, not calvin. stephen was the one that had to explain everything to calvin in the office over a glass of liquor. stephen was really running that plantation, but he acted stupid in public, speaking broken english and acting subservient to calvin. Stephen, portrayed by Samuel L. Jackson, is a fascinating and deeply complex character. While he outwardly presents himself as subservient to Calvin Candie, the plantation owner, his actions reveal that he wields significant influence and is effectively running the plantation from behind the scenes. Stephen’s signing of the paperwork to release Broomhilda, as well as his role in explaining matters to Calvin in the office, underscores his authority and intelligence. He is the one who truly understands the workings of the plantation and ensures its operation, while Calvin indulges in his superficial and flamboyant persona. This dynamic highlights a power imbalance that is hidden beneath societal appearances. Stephen’s public facade of broken English and exaggerated subservience is a performance that allows him to maintain control without appearing threatening to the white elite. It’s a survival mechanism but also a manipulative tool, as it gives him room to maneuver and wield power while avoiding scrutiny. His character is a chilling reminder of how power can be exercised in subtle and covert ways, even within oppressive systems. This duality makes Stephen one of the most cunning and controversial characters in the film, representing an internalized and weaponized compliance with the system of slavery for personal gain. It’s a brilliant piece of storytelling that adds layers to the narrative and invites deeper reflection on power, agency, and complicity within oppressive structures.

dude, you missed 3 times, just get over it already, its hoever. liberals aren't smart

Great analysis - the crisis of narration really fits with Tarantino, not just Inglorious Basterds. Or 2024. I think of this not as a Revenge Fantasy or War Movie, but a movie about War Movies. Tarantino really starts an imporant discussion. This analysis is exactly the response needed.

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Astute. Underrated video. This is the Occam’s razor everyone is looking for

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Pardon my ignorance, but is this kind of like Marxism?

If the intro to Idiocracy had shown the creep of corporate power subsuming the government, it would have taken its critique to the next level.

Do are you paying attention you can definitely see a Camacho presidency run. Look at Reagan

And now it's absolutely come true!!

this movie doubles down on the secret narrative of " the populus is the problem, not the people owning all the companies and benefiting from our problems." . The people are victims not the problem.

Arent I outsourcing knowledge by watching this video 🤔

👏👏👏 …. ‘Degeneration’ ,,, spot on… I call it the ‘Bubba- fication’ of America… we’re slightly over half way there.

14:21 Brilliant. That's a quote right there.

Freedom achieved at a cheaper cost always leads to chaos. Bane used this notion to achieve his goal in his favour trying to destroy Gotham.

I have been saying this for years. Lol. Idiocracy is a documentary. Lol.

This is a shameful attempt to put Trump in the thumbnail of the video, associating him with a revolutionary. Given that during the Obama and Biden governments there were a large number of wars. While during the Trump government there were no wars. It is very forced to want to compare him to Nazis. And besides, it is already a pathetic and pathetic statement.

Curious how this video didn't explore the Russian or Chinese communist revolutions.

While the Joker's goal was to try to prove that everyone is like him, through his forced plan to create chaos, Bane just wanted to repeat the same maxims as Raz: Destroy so that they don't have to be responsible for rebuilding later. Because for any maniac who exchanges reason for madness, it is more comfortable and easier to destroy than to build.

Revolutions were not made by the people, they never were. But by privileged intellectuals who devised ideas and projects to execute means of action to organize a group that could be capable of manipulating the rest of the population. In the former Soviet Union, for example, it was intellectuals who started everything, not the workers. Many workers had no idea what was coming. And they were not given the chance to agree or disagree with what was happening around them. Expressions full of euphemism and falsehood such as "Freedom" and "Equality" were uttered in Lenin's protests. However, the citizens and especially the farmers had no idea that all their possessions, including those of the poor, would be confiscated in the near future.

Now Trump is putting in celebrities and completely unqualified people in his cabinet. Just like in the movie

This guy in the video got something else wrong. No Gotham citizen participated in this supposed "revolution" by Bane. Those men dressed as employees at the Stock Exchange were not real workers - as the guy in the video understood - but were Bane's henchmen who had infiltrated and pretended to be workers. Gotham suffered a serious terrorist act. Something comparable to the Taliban taking control of an entire country at their mercy. This is not a revolution. Much less a revolution of the people. The guy in the video should have paid more attention to the facts that occurred in the reality of the film than to the abstract and conceptual promises and statements of the villains.

This guy didn't understand many things about Nolan's trilogy. The Joker failed to prove his point. In the third act, Batman proved that not everyone is like him, when no one on board the barges wanted to press the detonator. Furthermore, the Joker was a liar. Because he preached that he was an agent of chaos wanting to prove to others how ridiculous it is to try to control things and that because of that he didn't make plans. But everything he did in the film required plans, required control of the situation, so that these same plans would happen the way he wanted. Hence his frustration in the third act, when the barges didn't explode. HE personally wanted to detonate the barges.

i watched it in the cinema with my religious friend. he was amazed by this movie. to him, it characterized battle of good vs evil in the soul of gotham