>>1020971
>Yeah, it's generally pretty easy. My brother gets mad at me all the time because I can take one glance at a game or movie or cartoon and instantly know it's SJW. It's not hard. They use particular character designs and artstyles and all that. It's easily identifiable. And the other thing they do is a lot of times the SJW shit will be backloaded, especially in tv shows, so you won't notice it the first few episodes. But if you're smart, you can glance at it and know it's coming. People tried to tell me Game of Thrones was good when it first started. I watched the beginning and told them all right away how it would end, because obviously it's gonna be influenced by politics, and I know how female characters are going to be treated. Then I proceeded to not watch any more of the show, and then years later I heard people complaining about exactly what I told them was going to happen.
Reminds me of when I watched
Suits. Where the show, after the first season, very quickly centered around Mike and Rachel's relationship instead of being a show about lawyers doing lawyering. There was still some good episodes later on, but I just had to turn it off after Season 5 because of how unberable it became. Especially with everyone shouting at each other literally every other conversation, constantly smoking weed to solve a bad situation (
That isn't a joke), and not to mention how predictable all the other characters became. Such as Louis
ALWAYS finding a way to screw shit up and Jessica constantly having to prove that she's a "strong independent woman" in a world where her law firm is the leader in the field. Was watching it the family, and everyone else checked out long berfore I did, but I cannot deny that the warning signs were there early on.
And this isn't
JUST an issue caused by baizuo pozzing modern media. It's an issue that has occured since the 1970's (Here in America). And people had a term for this type of media:
SOAP OPERAS. Needless to say, if a show feels like it's a soap opera, it is, it's pozzed, it's never going to improve, and you'll be wasting your time hoping that it does.
>How people can have lived through the 2010s, or even the 2000s, for that matter, and not recognize this, is beyond me.
Because of women. Women typically enjoy soap operas, meanwhile men typically don't. So in order to reach the "widest possible audience", they need to turn it into a soap opera in order to make the women interested in the story.