Let me introduce you to the US…

Consider watching this old movie: Teahouse (1982)

It's based on a play which brings one through Chinese history since the fall of the Qing dynasty. What's incredible is that the movie was made in 1982 and even won awards from the Beijing Ministry of Culture 🧐

The movie follows events that occur in a teahouse and the teahouse acts as a metaphor to China

It's hard to imagine this movie could be made today, it serves as a reminder that there was a period of time where Chinese could be candid about China's deficiencies (this is before tiananmen). Despite it's economic growth since, I think you'll find that China hasn't changed much from the days in the Teahouse

It's also a great movie to watch as a bitcoiner! I used to watch this movie and focus on the characters but now all I see are fiat bullshit rugpull examples 🤣

True! The real villains are the politicians, especially the unelected ones like in the European Commission, the oms and other bs organisations.

Much better than Indiana Jones, where the villains are always the Nazis.

GTFO of the west and ignore them!

That is what I did!

It's a collapsing civilization

It reminds me of “A History of Violence” with Viggo Mortensen. I agree that the tired trope of how villains are cast is insulting to our intelligence. At least such movies don’t fall into the pit of portraying men as incompetent buffoons, toxic predators like far too many do now. It’s as if there’s some sort of psyop training going on…

If I wrote a screenplay about a good honest hardworking non-western straight guy winning against a rich woke “Karen” using the might of the State to crush people, it would probably be a fun cathartic story but never get made into a movie. I’ll bet there already are such scripts.