Furthermore, there has been notable evidence that animals (frogs, in Alex Jones case, I guess) suffer from changes in reproductive anatomy, and ability to pro-create. The discussion expanded to include personal choices, why couples are choosing, or not choosing to have kids.įrom the Alex Jones side of things, there is scientific data PROVING that chemicals in women’s cosmetics, plastics, canned foods, processed foods, fertilizers, etc ARE lowering both sperm count and testosterone. Had the privilege of driving for awhile and listened to two experts discuss the drastic drop in both male testosterone levels and sperm count, compared to males in their reproductive age a few years ago. With every suggestion of a conspiracy, there must also be a fragment, or very small factor of truth to build from. Like any conspiracy, there has to be a cabal causing harm to humanity, often anti-religious, or anti-tradition. So Alex Jones’s “They’re Turning the Frogs Gay” quote has turned into a very popular internet meme. And as a sidenote: We all know what these people think of Hollywood. Without an interview, or further investigation in what inspired a film. “Religious beliefs and conservative ideas lead us to salvation”. They created the script, layed out the themes, but now I’m here to point out the villains and heroes”. What’s typically left is: “I’m smarter than these guys. Furthermore, you haven’t questioned writers, directors, producers, and actors involved with the script. The problem is, when you begin your expert theatrical assessment defining what is actually “just and moral”, connect it to your own party narrative, then declare your team “the good guys”, you’ve flooded the discussion with a highly biased. Ben Shapiro does this quite frequently, so does TimFoWars (Tim Pool).
It seems, self appointed experts can freely attach the characteristics of a hero, savior, principled figure in any fictional film, to one political party or ideology. But, I’ve noticed, right wingers do this all the time.
#THEYRE TURNING THE FROGS GAY MOVIE#
Never thought I’d be in a place where I was mentally making connections between a movie (Idiocracy) and reality, on a regular basis.
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