Dear Alchemists,
Hollywood is racist. It is more than racist. It is white supremacist. Okay. Before you accuse me to insensitivity allow me to explain.
I live in South Africa. A country struggling to come to terms with its white supremacist past. This past was called “Apartheid” that means separate but equal. It was espoused by the racist Afrikaner ethnic group. They favored South Africa to belong to White people only. Whites regarded non-whites as non-human. Hence they killed non-whites at will, and required that they go to school until they were only eleven (11) years old in which case a girl would be a maid and a boy would be a gardener.
In the event that non-white people fort back, the White supremacist government used military troops trained in the art of warfare to hunt and kill non-whites. It was racist genocide. But non-whites could only kill so far. Other restrictive measures were to ensure that non-whites did not receive higher education. They earned peanuts wages. They could not have a nigh life. And they could not live anywhere they wanted to live.
Apartheid or the last legal white supremacy in the world had its life in South Africa up until 1994.
Ok.
So?
Well. So apparently Hollywood did not get the memo because a lot of Hollywood movies use the Apartheid regime’s racist color scheme in their movies.
The Apartheid flag was had the colors orange, white and blue. Many Hollywood movies use this color scheme in their images. And they are images in popular movies. If you blink you will miss them. But they are there. Waiting to enter your subliminal consciousness.
The images above are from the television series “Arrested Development” season 3, episode 12, the opening sequence from “Arrested Development” season 3, “Karate Kid” (1984), “Sister Act” (1992), and the Apartheid regime’s official state flag from 1928 to 1994.
So, Hollywood is very racist. Or at least very sympathetic to racist South Africa, which was the last legal racist regime. This is deduced from the use of the colors of the Apartheid flag. One might say that it is either coincidental or that one is free to mix the colors together and not stand for white supremacy. I agree on the latter. An individual can wear orange, white, and blue and not know that they look like the Apartheid flag. But Hollywood costumers and set dressers live for color. They research. In fact everybody in Hollywood knows the colors of the Apartheid flag – the symbol of the last legal white supremacist regime. They know this because they are knowledgeable.
I wish I could say stay away from Hollywood movies to protect your subliminal consciousness. But I can’t. But be warned.
And always use a condom or test before sex.