No, not at all.C@LAg said:
is it about the making of The Little Mermaid?
Leonard H. Stringfield said:No, not at all.C@LAg said:
is it about the making of The Little Mermaid?
You don't believe in Aliens?wangus12 said:
Definitely seems interesting. Is it available to stream? Everything I found was a ppv.Leonard H. Stringfield said:
Curious if anyone has seen this documentary/film? IMO, has the potential to change many a heart.
ARIEL PHENOMENON
It's been out for a couple of years now. Long time in the making I understand.
Al Bula said:
I, for one, was glad to see Disney take such a bold stance at making Ariel a POC in the live-action Little Mermaid movie.
Disney does have a history of diverse, interesting female lead roles. See Pocahontas, Mulan and more recently Moana.
Even going back to the 60s, Disney embraced the typical ugly old hag role in Mad Madam Mim of The Sword in the Stone.
The Mouse should be celebrated for its inclusivity.
Rudyjax said:
If you think about it, there are estimated 100-400 billion stars in the Milky Way. They estimate there are 200 billion to 2 trillion other galaxies.
I cannot even comprehend those numbers.
And you think we're the only special place in the universe?
The issue is of course, distance. Obviously Sci Fi has solved the theoretical aspect of travel by bending space or wormholes, etc.
Do I believe there are other sentients out there? Yes. Do I believe we'll ever see them in our lifetimes? No.
It may be available as a free stream by now. I paid to view it.Rudyjax said:Definitely seems interesting. Is it available to stream? Everything I found was a ppv.Leonard H. Stringfield said:
Curious if anyone has seen this documentary/film? IMO, has the potential to change many a heart.
ARIEL PHENOMENON
It's been out for a couple of years now. Long time in the making I understand.
I pay enough for the streaming sources. No movie is worth extra.Leonard H. Stringfield said:It may be available as a free stream by now. I paid to view it.Rudyjax said:Definitely seems interesting. Is it available to stream? Everything I found was a ppv.Leonard H. Stringfield said:
Curious if anyone has seen this documentary/film? IMO, has the potential to change many a heart.
ARIEL PHENOMENON
It's been out for a couple of years now. Long time in the making I understand.
WELL worth it.
I'll get my kid to bootleg it for me.Leonard H. Stringfield said:
This one might..
Don't have to pay anything or get your kids to do anything illegal, also this video is probably more balanced then the one Spidey posted.Rudyjax said:I'll get my kid to bootleg it for me.Leonard H. Stringfield said:
This one might..
Perhaps that will be revealed at some point. The missing trillions from our defense budget were not all spent all toilet seats...Always keep in mind just how intense and effective the intelligence communities efforts have been.GoAgs92 said:
It is fun to fantasize about Aliens visiting the earth, but Aliens visiting the earth to tell some kids to recycle seems like a waste of resources for the aliens. Why not leave plans on how to produce clean energy or something that really could save the planet Aince they travelled so far?
Al Bula said:
I, for one, was glad to see Disney take such a bold stance at making Ariel a POC in the live-action Little Mermaid movie.
Disney does have a history of diverse, interesting female lead roles. See Pocahontas, Mulan and more recently Moana.
Even going back to the 60s, Disney embraced the typical ugly old hag role in Mad Madam Mim of The Sword in the Stone.
The Mouse should be celebrated for its inclusivity.
TresPuertas said:Al Bula said:
I, for one, was glad to see Disney take such a bold stance at making Ariel a POC in the live-action Little Mermaid movie.
Disney does have a history of diverse, interesting female lead roles. See Pocahontas, Mulan and more recently Moana.
Even going back to the 60s, Disney embraced the typical ugly old hag role in Mad Madam Mim of The Sword in the Stone.
The Mouse should be celebrated for its inclusivity.
is this a post by google AI?
No, I think it's a prime example of a psychological defense mechanism kicking in. You see often when folks are confronted with the reality.TresPuertas said:Al Bula said:
I, for one, was glad to see Disney take such a bold stance at making Ariel a POC in the live-action Little Mermaid movie.
Disney does have a history of diverse, interesting female lead roles. See Pocahontas, Mulan and more recently Moana.
Even going back to the 60s, Disney embraced the typical ugly old hag role in Mad Madam Mim of The Sword in the Stone.
The Mouse should be celebrated for its inclusivity.
is this a post by google AI?
that was not posted by AI. THIS is AI.TresPuertas said:Al Bula said:
I, for one, was glad to see Disney take such a bold stance at making Ariel a POC in the live-action Little Mermaid movie.
Disney does have a history of diverse, interesting female lead roles. See Pocahontas, Mulan and more recently Moana.
Even going back to the 60s, Disney embraced the typical ugly old hag role in Mad Madam Mim of The Sword in the Stone.
The Mouse should be celebrated for its inclusivity.
is this a post by google AI?
Quote:
No, the comment you provided is not from a Google AI. It's a user expressing their opinion on Disney's efforts to include diverse characters in their films, particularly referencing the casting of a person of color as Ariel in the live-action Little Mermaid movie. They also mention other diverse female lead roles in Disney films like Pocahontas, Mulan, and Moana, as well as the portrayal of characters like Mad Madam Mim in The Sword in the Stone. The user TresPuertas seems to be questioning the authenticity of the comment, perhaps suggesting it sounds too positive or scripted.
nah, i completely get what people do when you hit them with a blackpill: they reject what they don't want to understand because it destroys a core belief they aren't ready to comprehend.Leonard H. Stringfield said:
No, I think it's a prime example of a psychological defense mechanism kicking in. You see often when folks are confronted with the reality.
It's more an attempt at preparing my fellow aggies as to what is coming. The videos do a reasonably good job for the most part IMO. Quotes from many respected folks thru the decades as well. For many, the vids and quotes might be their first introduction into the reality. Disclosure will come as a shock to many and may be quite disruptive as many are waiting for MSM and or gov to give them permission and really have never given the subject a 2nd thought. There are very good reasons for that. Yes, core beliefs and world views well all come into question. Believe me..I've worn those shoes. Ridicule/nervous giggling is a prime example of dealing with it. Who giggles at AIDS?Al Bula said:nah, i completely get what people do when you hit them with a blackpill: they reject what they don't want to understand because it destroys a core belief they aren't ready to comprehend.Leonard H. Stringfield said:
No, I think it's a prime example of a psychological defense mechanism kicking in. You see often when folks are confronted with the reality.
I just don't think your postings of ufo YouTube videos is an effective means to get your message across. In any event I wish you luck in your pursuit of swaying folks.
