This blog has been diligent in exposing the secular Death Cult our rulers pay homage to. I’ve documented that it has all the trappings of a religion:
- An origin story
- A moral code (though cribbed and twisted from Christianity)
- Forms of public and private worship
The latter include liturgical rites that are at least in part mockeries of Christian sacraments.
Now, the cultists feel they’ve gained such a stranglehold on the culture, they don’t even need to hide their barbaric rituals anymore.
The biggest trick Modernity pulled was convincing people there’s such a thing as material progress and that humans won’t lapse right back into Aztec style child sacrifice in the absence of Christ.
It was never about keeping “women’s healthcare” safe and rare.
It was never about looking out for everyone’s health and safety.
It’s not about letting kids affirm “who they really are.”
It’s just Moloch worship, bro.
And your Netflix, Disney+, and cable subscriptions fund it.
You can stop paying people who hate your kids.
I agree, but why stop at Netflix and Disney?
Dollars going directly to Amazon, Google, Microsoft, Apple, etc, also fund it.
It is easy to find out which companies should be avoided, as most will triumphantly proclaim their rebellion from God and loudly celebrate sin.
The overturning of Rowe v. Wade is an easy marker that has separated the wheat from the chaff and made clear those who stand against God, prefer to deal with the devil, and are slaves to sin and death.
Doing business with all of those companies constitutes at least remote material cooperation with evil. Circumstances, such as relying on them to do your job, mitigate or remove culpability for cooperating. I focused on Netflix and Disney because no one has an obligation to pay them for entertainment.
That said, cutting off all monetary ties with all Death Cult companies is something to aspire to.
At least the Cult these days is making it easy. Here’s an article with the list of companies petitioning for gay “marriage” to be codified in federal law: https://boundingintocomics.com/2022/07/29/173-corporations-including-disney-sony-and-comcast-sign-letter-supporting-gay-marriage-act/
Apropos of nothing, would you consider weighing in on a relevant manga about consooming?
Isekai Ojisan, published as Uncle From Another World by Yen Press, hits a lot of what you discuss on this blog from a Japanese perspective. Premise is a teenage shutin who likes Sega console games too much gets the standard reborn in another world treatment. However, the story starts off with him waking up back in modern Tokyo after rotting away forgotten on life support for seventeen years, and proceeds from there. He’s old, uncool, unemployable, unwanted by most of his family, but with the same magic powers he had in RPG fantasy land. So what happens to him? His teenage nephew turns him into a YouTuber. Slice of life shenanigans ensue.
It’s surprisingly poignant and insightful, and it makes for a thought provoking study of what might have happened to the victims of Gen Y media cult in the west had politicization not entered the picture here. It’s still a pretty desolate landscape, but perhaps it’s easier for the Japanese to keep a sense of perspective about it.