There were quite a lot of movies with White alpha students bullying beta nerds in high school during 80's-90's. They called them nerds, but today they would be called autistic incels. Does anybody know why Hollywood was making such movies, and if they were based on real high school life, or if it was just propaganda?
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I'm not super old, but old enough to go through schooling when public schools were almost exclusively White, before all the diversity hit. I saw almost zero bullying. There were rivalries between different cliques (like sportsball and nerd groups) and individuals, but that happens naturally in any setting due to human nature, and it rarely got past a simple rivalry, with name calling the most egregious thing that happened. I'd often times see lots of individuals in multiple cliques, and those cliques working together quite easily and happily on various projects.
Stop listening to the propaganda. Look at how people act. White people are almost universally a peaceful race that can shoulder huge amounts of shit for the greater good of their collectives, which enables us to build high trust societies. Unfortunately, it makes us susceptible to corruptive influences and subversives, who can use our altruism against us. We're not savage evil oafs depicted in Hollywood propaganda. Jews project, literally and figuratively. If you know how a group acts on average, and in the outliers, you can extrapolate that onto any other group that people inhabit and predict behaviors.
Stop listening to the propaganda. Look at how people act. White people are almost universally a peaceful race that can shoulder huge amounts of shit for the greater good of their collectives, which enables us to build high trust societies. Unfortunately, it makes us susceptible to corruptive influences and subversives, who can use our altruism against us. We're not savage evil oafs depicted in Hollywood propaganda. Jews project, literally and figuratively. If you know how a group acts on average, and in the outliers, you can extrapolate that onto any other group that people inhabit and predict behaviors.