Did CityNews get caught using AI tools to manipulate the image of the Tumbler Ridge school shooter? Yes, it appears the image of the shooter was changed to make the shooter appear more feminine, and that’s fucked up. Check out this link for a technical breakdown on how this effect was achieved.
This comes on the heels of Alex Pretti’s image getting similarly manipulated. Is legacy media trying to become MORE despised than they already are?
This isn’t media, it’s propaganda, and any platform engaging in this kind of manipulation should treated accordingly.
Moving on to documentaries for dumb Missoulians, the Big Sky Documentary Wankfest is kicking off today and “The Pulp” wants you to know what kind of woke bullshit you can recharge your toxic empathy batteries with.
I’ll only be highlighting the two most obnoxious examples of this documentary film-fest’s dedication to liberal values, starting with “Wood Street”, a documentary from the “Activism and Justice” category described like this:
Films in the festival’s Activism & Justice category are examples of storytelling that can — or already have — changed things. Maybe not the world, but a place or a group of people, and the mindsets and policies that govern them.
Take Wood Street, which follows members of Oakland, California’s largest unhoused encampment — particularly John and LaMonté — as they organize against eviction and fight to stay in the community they built. Rather than relying on outside “experts,” the film centers the lived experience of unhoused people themselves, showing that those most impacted are also the truest authorities on the issues. The filmmakers have used screenings and conversations with the community as spaces for dialogue and organizing, inviting audiences to reckon with how housing, policy, and dignity intersect in real time.
Who cares about drug addiction and rampant violence when you can virtue signal for retarded liberal audiences? What a crock of shit, especially the claim that people in the throws of addiction are the “truest authorities” on the issues.
If you want an authority worth listening to, I suggest someone who has gotten OUT of the vicious cycle fueling homeless encampments, someone like Ginny Burton, an incredible woman with two shitty parents, especially her mother, who started giving Ginny drugs at the age of 7.
Ginny was raised by two drug-addicted parents. Her mom had never worked, and her dad was in the military when they first got together. Eventually, he separated from the military and started a family that, according to Ginny, they were ill-equipped to support and raise.
Ginny was one of seven kids, the third child, and the first girl born into the family. It was Ginny’s mother who introduced her to drugs, namely marijuana, at age 7, and then to methamphetamine at age 12. By age 14, Ginny was smoking crack cocaine, and by age 16, she was raped by a man who sold drugs to her mother. At age 17, she attempted suicide, and by age 23, she was a full-blown heroin addict.
The other documentary dumb liberal assholes can watch is about entitled Bozeman football cocaine dealers who killed someone and, thanks to liberal retardation, THIS is the angle taken by the documentary film makers:
Big Sky Falling is a new documentary reexamining a scandal that rocked Montana State University and Bobcat Athletics in 2006, which included a cocaine-dealing ring and the conviction of two former MSU athletes in a homicide. To this day, it’s unclear who exactly pulled the trigger that killed Jason Wright in a drug robbery gone wrong. Big Sky Falling doesn’t linger on the mystery, or the cocaine-fueled orgies in Bozeman party houses. The filmmakers seem more interested in a nuanced, compassionate portrayal of the convicted men at the center of the story, and the way two young, underprivileged black men were treated in a white community. (As a side note, the filmmakers received impressive access inside two prisons — it’s rare to see cameras brought to the other side of the glass.)
Yes, you are reading this correctly, the filmmaker’s “nuanced, compassionate portrayal” of a violent crime is nothing more than a piece of woke propaganda intent on playing the “underprivileged” card for entitled football players who came to Montana, got heavily involved in abusing and distributing cocaine, and then killed someone for money, but why linger on things like “cocaine-fueled orgies” when you can instead tantalize Missoula virtue-signalers with toxic empathy slop?
Since Brandon Miller has been sentenced to a lengthy prison term for, you know, KILLING someone, I’m wondering if this documentary is trying to influence the judicial system in order to get Miller released early so he can, you know, help the children.
During closing statements, Lambert said Miller wanted to be part of a cocaine ring involving other former MSU athletes. Lambert said Miller admitted to another man that he shot Wright because Wright saw Miller’s face. Lambert also said Miller owned the murder weapon, hid the weapon and the gun had his fingerprints on it.
“That points to this defendant being the murderer, not John Lebrum,” Lambert said. “Branden Miller pulled the trigger and he killed Jason Wright.”
Ohman said during closing arguments that Miller has a lot of redeeming qualities, including an intellectual curiosity. He said Miller wants to pursue his education and learn about the world. He said Miller has the support of friends and family members.
“They all have good things to say about him,” Ohman said, adding that Miller can someday contribute to society, possibly by working with children.
If this documentary helps Miller get out of prison early, it wouldn’t be the first time a documentary has played this kind of role. Before Paradise Lost, Damien Echols was just a young psychopath rotting in prison for the brutal murder of three young boys in Memphis. But, thanks to celebrities like Johnny Depp and Eddie Vedder, Damien Echols is now a FREE psychopath able to appear on stage with Eddie when he isn’t using Pearl Jam to politically pimp for shit-heels like Democrat, Jon Tester.
Though I am but one man, expect to see me around town this coming week engaging these narrative control puppets with different strategies of cognitive infiltration. Yes, I’m sure Legos will be involved.
Thanks for reading!