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A (new) child to save us.
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Last post I noted the uncanny resemblance between Greta Thunberg and the “Fearless Girl” statue. Another example of the bratty girl as savior archetype that is so common today is… read more
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Unthinkable
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Instapundit ran a post yesterday about the controversy the director of the latest movie in the Terminator series is trying to generate around the fact that the movie features a… read more
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Hondo had game.
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I’m sure I’m not the first in the sphere to note this, but I watched the old 1953 John Wayne movie on Amazon Prime the other day and was impressed… read more
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Freeing the universe from microaggressions.
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From The Washington Examiner Extended scene showing Captain Marvel subduing sleazy biker draws groans, mockery: An extended scene from “Captain Marvel” showing the hero intimidating a male biker has drawn criticism… read more
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Expect more cats.
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Larry Kummer writes in Captain Marvel – fun for kids, swill for adults The cat – “Goose” – is a major character in Captain Marvel. It’s a weird extraneous element… read more
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Hilarious.
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Courtesy of Instapundit, Jim Treacher explains that Some Critics Like Captain Marvel, and Some Critics Hate Women: I mean, did these morons see the same Captain Marvel I saw? (No,… read more
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Where most see girl power, Larry Kummer sees Dalrock’s Law of Feminism.
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Feminism is the assertion that men are evil and naturally want to harm women, followed by pleas to men to solve all of women’s problems. — Dalrock’s Law of Feminism… read more
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Don’t confuse entertainment with history.
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In the 1999 movie Galaxy Quest aliens come to earth seeking the actors from a Sci Fi TV series to lead them to victory against their enemies. They had watched… read more
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How the Kendricks, Rainey, and Lepine see the married fathers they go to church with.
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Family Life and the Kendrick brothers set out to make a movie to teach about biblical parenting. The title of the movie is Like Arrows, and they describe it at… read more
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She’s in love with a bad boy.
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Secular historian Callum Brown investigated British Christian literature and found that around 1700 a new narrative appeared, where women were “the angel of the house”. As he explained in The Death… read more
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