Thread by @thegodcasttjc

The paywall TDS recently played some audio from Sarah Silverman's new show. She was interviewing a group of firemen in some Southern town 1/

She asked what they thought about climate change, gay marriage, gun control,etc. It was so infuriating because these guys and their wives 2/

Were being nice to this snake and answering her questions kind of cuckily. Sven rightly pointed out, if they hand answered as they likely 3/

wanted to, they would have been fired, especially in regards to the gay question. This is Bolshevik behavior disguised in entertainment 4/

This is the kind of stuff the Bolsheviks did to people after the revolution. The humiliation of the Komsomol Christmases. 5/

One thing they would do is have these perverse carnivals that traveled through towns that mocked and degraded the churches. 6/

This was done under the guise of merriment with the presumption that the people were on their side because they were "liberated" 7/

You'll note this mindset is the same as liberals and leftists mad at the white working class for "voting against their own interests" 8/

"processions formed up at noon and paraded until dark...following behind holding anti-religious banners... 9/

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These were followed by trucks bearing clowns mocking God, a figure of God embracing a naked woman, and mock priests and rabbis chanting 10/

indecent versions of religious liturgies and standing in ridiculous poses.This parade culminated in images...being burned on the bonfire 11/

To liven up the proceedings Komsomol carol singers went from house to house singing an adapted version of the Christmas Troparian" 12/

It did not go well. It was not popular. We are talking about the post-Revolution government being forced to reel it in unpopularity 13/

From Koba: "The press claimed that these parades were greeted with spontaneous delight, but the people, as a witness feelingly wrote: 14/

Looked on with 'dumb horror. There were no protests in the silent streets--the years of terror had done their work--but nearly everyone 15/

Tried to turn off the road when it met this shocking procession. I, personally, as a witness of the Moscow carnival, may certify that 16/

There is as not a drop of popular pleasure in it. The parade moved along empty streets and its attempts at creating laughter were met 17/

With dull silence...' Yes and what kind of laughter would *that* have been? During this period, church weddings were declared void (and 18/

Funeral rites forbidden). Laughter and Leninism: the unholiness marriage of all." I don't need to draw the parallels for you. We see it 19

Everyday with the clapter of these late night bugmen and their talk shows. The expectations of snarky derisive agreement. 20/

No one needs to say it but we all know there are penalties if you think homosexuality is abnormal but you'd be willing to tolerate it. 21/

The purpose of these shows is to humiliate, to remind you of your place now and to testify to things you don't even believe. 22/

Their purpose is to break your spirit and enshrine the leftward shift of the Overton Window. To reenforce, via repetition, their ideology 23

Until you believe it and your kids embrace it. Because what happens to a broken people? They despair and let their culture go and recede 24/

They stop going to church. Why bother? They stop believing in morals. Why bother? Everything is inverted and dogma changes by the day 25/

Life was not great for the early Christians. And Christians under occupation have always had their faith violently tested. This is new 26/

This is to induce the deepest amount of despair possible. To make all of your own words hollow and ashes in your mouth. And in public 27

The Bolsheviks never went away. They just decided they like being rich and privileged, but what they think of you hasn't changed a bit 28/28