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benbradley

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01/09/16

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Originally posted by kisling1 ↑

If you look at all the reality shows _ Masterchef, X factor etc - all the contestants are always on the verge of an emotional breakdown, are encouraged to define themselves by some personal tragedy - my 96 year old auntie died 4 years ago and I still haven't recovered - , burst into tears (the men as well) at the slightest hint of a setback and present as utterly helpless individuals - the favourite comment seems to be "it's a bit scary!".
I'm sure that this is all scripted and intended as behaviour modelling.
So many people have signed up for the total moral capitulation of the nation - they can't all be dupes.
Tough times coming for sure.

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this sort of feminizing of male figures is part of the leftist agenda...

Put feminazis in positions of power who will recruit like minded women and leftist feminized men to fill all slots close to the power and the corruption of manliness filters down through society...
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