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To be clear, I already said I saw the film as globalist propaganda and a priming of the public for a false flag cyber attack that Swab has “predicted” (check it out). Probably before the coming elections in a desperate effort, because the controlled Uniparty is expected too lose. The film states that there is no evil cabal and without it the world is a “scarier place”…really?

But the films core message is that humanity is bad, nature is good (Why? Does the former deserve to be eliminated to save the latter? Not clear). But for the demoralization con to work, the good hustler knows how to make it less obvious to the mark. In other words: A spoon full of sugar makes the poison go down, In a less obnoxious way. That’s in my opinion what Obamas “optimism for the good in humanity” was about: You can’t convince someone to commit suicide if your efforts to guilt trip him, are too obvious.

So we have mixed messages: The family is saved by the invisible prepper but the visible prepper is a selfish prick, …not to mention a patriot (see flag), and a gun nut.
And I think there was some critical race theory sprinkled in like fairy dust: What was the deal with the fear of the Spanish speaking lady?
Not to mention the puritan sex shaming: As in the judgmental black daughter, self victimizing herself because she was attractive.
All the white people suffered from one or the other vice, with the exception of the white young daughter -if you forgive her escapism because she’s a child. (The viewers “escaped” with her to the After Life of the film, during the credits, listening to the Friends theme song = subliminal death wish)
But the black people were immaculate and the judgmental attitude of the black daughter justified. (= anti-whitism).