/fpbp
This is always the case in horror, it's a cautionary lesson against letting the "other" in. The vampire trope establishes that they have to be allowed in/invited, which is ofc a mistake.
Talk to Me, which some anons wrongly assume to be a woke movie, is actually the opposite: it presents the fears and dangers associated with other people getting into your household/social circle and the problems that sometimes derive from that
And it makes perfect sense. Imagine Europeans being allowed to exist in the way that way that Koreans or Japanese or Congolese are. No outside disturbance.
>Europeans being allowed to exist in the way that way that Koreans or Japanese or Congolese are.
They have a right to. And so do the Americans and any society in the world because protecting your national/social identity is a natural right. Immigration is a type of spice to be taken into small amounts and strictly as needed only
Natural rights are foregone conclusions unless you're ready to allow the perspective of being shot, having your house looted and so on
it all goes back to white people not spicing up their food.
The East India Company got it right. The problem was the slave trade and idiotic multicultural delusions which are correctly derided, shunned and rejected in Asian countries
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
>Natural rights are foregone conclusions
?????
Source?
What are you talking about?
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
No remedial lessons for the monkeybrained
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
I accept your concession.
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
If this conversation was taking place in the real world I would have the natural right to literally put a sock in your mouth and you’d have to just take it so this whole argument is pointless.. you can only have it from the safety of your well protected (not by you) home
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
You sound like a schizophrenic.
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
You sound like “might is right” wouldn’t work out well for you and you know it
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
Lmao ok tough lil’ chuddie
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
I am tough but I think the other guy is playing the chud in this one
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
I don't though. Again, you're a schizophrenic.
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
>wuuuh nobody has any rights other than what that can take by force! Punch your local Nazi!
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
You really are a schizophrenic. Take your meds.
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
Always funny when a shill gets stuck on a buzzword. You’re such a predictable chud lol
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
What am I shilling?
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
Take your pilpul somewhere else. Way too blatant.
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
Answer the question, what am I shilling? Are you mentally ill? What are you talking about?
Shatner plays a chud who notices an immigrant dismantling Western Civilization (the airplane), but he's not supposed to notice it so bluepilled normies send him to an asylum
I always wondered what the meaning of this episode is, considering every other TZ episode is a metaphor for the civil rights movement whereas this one is just "what if you saw a spooky gremlin on the plane"
when this came out, air travel was unusual for most people. people dressed formally for airplane travel. everyone remembered WWII and Korea and knew someone who served in those wars, and military aviators routinely believed in gremlins and other things that could take down an airplane other than enemy fire.
It was a straight-up horror episode about something that everyone feared in general. There was a similar episode about a woman who has a nightmare about being ushered into a death situation by a lovely hostess who claimed there was "room for one more". She is terrified of air travel, which was still common, but finds she must travel for a family emergency. She is relieved to find the flight full booked but when she is out on the tarmac with her luggage, the stewardess rushed out of the plane and tells her there was a cancellation and there was "room for one more". The woman runs away in fear and of course the plane is destroyed on takeoff by some malfunction.
immigrants
/fpbp
This is always the case in horror, it's a cautionary lesson against letting the "other" in. The vampire trope establishes that they have to be allowed in/invited, which is ofc a mistake.
Talk to Me, which some anons wrongly assume to be a woke movie, is actually the opposite: it presents the fears and dangers associated with other people getting into your household/social circle and the problems that sometimes derive from that
And it makes perfect sense. Imagine Europeans being allowed to exist in the way that way that Koreans or Japanese or Congolese are. No outside disturbance.
>Europeans being allowed to exist in the way that way that Koreans or Japanese or Congolese are.
They have a right to. And so do the Americans and any society in the world because protecting your national/social identity is a natural right. Immigration is a type of spice to be taken into small amounts and strictly as needed only
>They have a right to
>a natural right
Source?
Natural rights are foregone conclusions unless you're ready to allow the perspective of being shot, having your house looted and so on
The East India Company got it right. The problem was the slave trade and idiotic multicultural delusions which are correctly derided, shunned and rejected in Asian countries
>Natural rights are foregone conclusions
?????
Source?
What are you talking about?
No remedial lessons for the monkeybrained
I accept your concession.
If this conversation was taking place in the real world I would have the natural right to literally put a sock in your mouth and you’d have to just take it so this whole argument is pointless.. you can only have it from the safety of your well protected (not by you) home
You sound like a schizophrenic.
You sound like “might is right” wouldn’t work out well for you and you know it
Lmao ok tough lil’ chuddie
I am tough but I think the other guy is playing the chud in this one
I don't though. Again, you're a schizophrenic.
>wuuuh nobody has any rights other than what that can take by force! Punch your local Nazi!
You really are a schizophrenic. Take your meds.
Always funny when a shill gets stuck on a buzzword. You’re such a predictable chud lol
What am I shilling?
Take your pilpul somewhere else. Way too blatant.
Answer the question, what am I shilling? Are you mentally ill? What are you talking about?
it all goes back to white people not spicing up their food.
Osama Bin Laden
Sneed
George Takei being an annoying fag.
The Holocaust. And the fact no one believed him was a big allegory for antisemetism.
vampires
anxiety
ive heard a radio adaptation of this but can't remember the title, any help?
John Lithgow
N O S M O K I N G, No Smoking!
israelites
Shatner plays a chud who notices an immigrant dismantling Western Civilization (the airplane), but he's not supposed to notice it so bluepilled normies send him to an asylum
USS Liberty
Depression.
if he was Cinemaphile the gremlin would be trannies
I always wondered what the meaning of this episode is, considering every other TZ episode is a metaphor for the civil rights movement whereas this one is just "what if you saw a spooky gremlin on the plane"
Climate Change
you
>thing in movie has to represent something
>it can't just be the thing it is
in movie has to represent something
Yes
Anxiety and paranoia
Desegregation
>you should've bought a few cocktails and slept during the flight faget
All gremlins
when this came out, air travel was unusual for most people. people dressed formally for airplane travel. everyone remembered WWII and Korea and knew someone who served in those wars, and military aviators routinely believed in gremlins and other things that could take down an airplane other than enemy fire.
It was a straight-up horror episode about something that everyone feared in general. There was a similar episode about a woman who has a nightmare about being ushered into a death situation by a lovely hostess who claimed there was "room for one more". She is terrified of air travel, which was still common, but finds she must travel for a family emergency. She is relieved to find the flight full booked but when she is out on the tarmac with her luggage, the stewardess rushed out of the plane and tells her there was a cancellation and there was "room for one more". The woman runs away in fear and of course the plane is destroyed on takeoff by some malfunction.
The 1950s and early '60s were a different time.