It looks like you're using an Ad Blocker.
Please white-list or disable AboveTopSecret.com in your ad-blocking tool.
Thank you.
Some features of ATS will be disabled while you continue to use an ad-blocker.
originally posted by: opethPA
originally posted by: rottensociety
a reply to: twfau
Reality TV shows are already showing signs of torture - forcing contestants to eat insects, etc on "I'm a Celebrity get me out of here", see it on Youtube:
Except everyone on that game show had the option to say no, to not be there, to avoid whatever they are being asked to do so that isn't torture.
Clearly you have an agenda or message you are trying to get across. Why not drop the sensationalism and just say what you mean.
originally posted by: rottensociety
a reply to: watchitburn
Nonsense? And yet you already support "killing off reality TV actors". That is how it begins.
originally posted by: SonoftheSun
a reply to: rottensociety
They intend to televise this generation and the next being tortured and murdered live on Reality TV.
A link for that claim would be nice..
Running Man Part Deux ?
originally posted by: JohnTheSmith
A reality show that forces people to watch other reality programs could accomplish this without violence...
Most of us would end up killing ourselves...
originally posted by: ArtemisE
a reply to: rottensociety
Christians are about community and slavery is in complete adherence to Christian doctrine.
I love you. " the whole world is a conspiracy to discredit Christianity" instead of Christianity is a conspiracy To control people" types!
originally posted by: rottensociety
They intend to televise this generation and the next being tortured and murdered live on Reality TV.
It will be a billion-dollar industry making money from human deaths.
What they need to achieve this, is already in place:
1. A young generation who enjoys watching horror and torture.
A new "sick" mentality has already emerged in children of today. Violence has been normalised for them through television and computer games. "We are monsters" mentality encouraged in children's programmes such as "Monster High" and "Vampire Diaries", etc. Social networking has created a society that has only two choices: you have to "like" something or else you hate it. "Feminism" has created a society of overly domineering mothers who, without having any "realist" input from a father figure, have a tendency to produce spoilt, lazy, Narcissistic children with a sense of self-entitlement.
originally posted by: rottensociety
2. An old generation who nobody respects.
We respect the old today because they are heroes who fought in World War II. But who will respect us? Imagine how they will portray us on television: as a generation of "wasters" who look so old and wrinkled from too much lying in the sun, whose plastic surgery and tattoos look so ugly and faded, who refuse to grow old gracefully and women in old age, still wearing mini-skirts and too much make-up...
Did they leave a good legacy for the next generation? No! They polluted the planet and caused 'Climate Change'.
Did they look after the Africans? No! They got obese on "fast food" while the Africans died of starvation.
Were they heroes in a great war? No! They fought the illegal Iraq war for war criminals like Dick Cheney and Tony Blair.
The young generation will be made to feel disgusted by us, they will despise us, we will be blamed for everything. Even if you have led a sin-free life, you will be put in the same basket as the rest.
And since many people today only live for today and don't prepare for their future, will they expect their pensions and healthcare to be paid for by the young generation of future tax-payers??
originally posted by: rottensociety
3. An interactive theatre like the "Colosseum"
The Romans joined in with the voting for deaths in the Colosseum: likewise, Reality TV will have audience participation, encouraging the youth to phone in and vote for their favourite contestant to live or die.
originally posted by: rottensociety
4. The end of Christianity.
Christianity supports Individualism and so believes every individual has a right to live. "Atheism" does not because it has no moral code and therefore dangerously allows in the ideology of "Collectivism" where people can be killed for being a "burden to society". In the New Order, anyone who can't work is a burden to the rest of society, including "surplus people" who have no work anymore due to new technology.
The only way I can see to stop this is to support Christianity. That's strange for me because I grew up an atheist but now I can see how much we need a moral code to have a good mentality in an entire generation. It's not about whether god exists or not, it's not about the amount of paedophiles they've got in to discredit the Church, the point is to support the ideology of it - namely, Individualism over Collectivism.
originally posted by: rottensociety
This fight is about the mentality and morals of the next generation.
Whatever you do, I beg you, please make an effort to teach all the children you know to love and respect other human beings, especially the old and the disabled.
And finally, I'm so sorry to have to say this, when the wicked day comes for you, try not to give them the "show" they want, die as quickly as possible.
originally posted by: Mr Mask
originally posted by: rottensociety
a reply to: watchitburn
Anyways, I disagree with much of what you said about the future of media vs the elderly.
MM
So how come they chose a 26 year old to play Doctor Who - who was originally supposed to be a Grandfather??
How come they made up Guy Pearce to be the old man in 'Prometheus' instead of just employing an old actor??
How come Tony Blair became the youngest ever Prime Minister??
How come Ed Milliband is the youngest ever leader of the Labour Party??
How many old people are portrayed in a good light on television??
originally posted by: rottensociety
a reply to: mOjOm
I think you missed the point. The woman was being voted for again and again by a group of kids in Britain who hated her.
It shows the extent of schadenfreude in teenagers that exists today. What I'm saying is that in the next generation, the level of schadenfreude will be much much worse and will allow Reality TV shows to take it to the next "level".
originally posted by: rottensociety
So how come they chose a 26 year old to play Doctor Who - who was originally supposed to be a Grandfather??
How come they made up Guy Pearce to be the old man in 'Prometheus' instead of just employing an old actor??
How come Tony Blair became the youngest ever Prime Minister??
How come Ed Milliband is the youngest ever leader of the Labour Party??
How many old people are portrayed in a good light on television??
originally posted by: rottensociety
a reply to: Cuervo
You said "I don't see these kids being any more spoiled, lazy, or narcissistic than the last few generations".
No, not the last few generations at all. The Narcissistic Ego problem started with the Baby-Boomers in the 1960s and continues today in Generation X. The generations before that were the World War generations.
"I'm a bit concerned for those who are baffled by the concept of innate morality"
You seem to live in a dream world. Look around you, do you see "innate morality" on the rise or is it in decline? Do you see social-networking promoting "innate morality"??
If there is such "innate morality" then how come today's generation needs "anti-hate" laws?? The other generations didn't.