Daily Dose #5: The Hypocritical Elites are once again preaching to the masses of how woke they are after announcing the academy awards nominations, Cardi B is running for congress, and actors are mad at Trump for advertising on Facebook + more SUBSCRIBE TO KROCS ON HERE: Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCyqYFDkLbGfjiw0zPmklITQ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/krocs_on/ _________________________________________________________________ ⇩ KEEP INDEPENDENT MEDIA & JOURNALISM ALIVE ⇩ Go to https://get.blazetv.com and use promo code "ELIJAH" to get $10 off a year subscription to all the great shows on Blaze Media, including this one! _________________________________________________________________ ⇩ BOOKINGS & INQUIRIES ⇩ ➤ EMAIL: ELIJAH@SLIGHTLYOFFENSIVE.COM _________________________________________________________________ ⇩ SOCIAL MEDIA LINKS ⇩ ➤ INSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/elijahschaffer/ https://www.instagram.com/officialslightlyoffensive/ ➤ TWITTER: https://twitter.com/ElijahSchaffer ➤ FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/officialslightlyoffensive ______________________________________________________________________________________ ⇩ OTHER WAYS TO SUPPORT SLIGHTLY OFFENS*VE ⇩ ➤ MERCHANDISE: http://slightlyoffensive.com
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Well, anyways, let's get into the topic for today.
So Hollywood is basically dead because they're no longer woke enough for themselves.
Whether it's Kevin Spacey killing his victims.
By the way, Kevin Spacey is actually responsible pretty much for about four deaths of people who've accused him of sexual assault.
Whether it's the fact that Hollywood is not black enough, Hollywood just is not woke enough for itself.
I would say on top of this, this is really difficult to read.
Apparently, Hollywood's going through some trouble.
So between being some of the richest and most privileged people in the entire world, there's some heartbreaking news about our favorite community of leaders of thought.
This article comes out from The Blaze and on the brink of having the Academy Award nominations, it's titled that Hollywood Spews Outrage.
So you know you've got to pay attention.
Anytime you see Hollywood before outrage, it's important.
Hollywood Spews Outrage goes into crisis mode over the lack of woke Oscar nominations for women, people of color, and it's largely non-inclusive.
So the article by Sarah Taylor on The Blaze says that Hollywood is outraged after discovering that the majority of Oscar nominations are going to male-dominated projects, excluding many women and people of color.
What are the details?
Joker, a breakout hit, received 11 nominations, including a best actor nod for Joaquin Phoenix, who portrayed Joker.
Quentin Tarantino's Once Upon a Time in Hollywood also received 10 Oscar nominations, as did 1917 and the Netflix hit Irishman.
All five nominees for best director are men.
However, the Academy said that the 2020 was a record-breaking year for women, with a stunning 62 women being nominated across all award categories.
According to the New York Times, British Nigerian actress Cynthia Arrivo was the sole black nominee for her work in Harriet.
Arrivo also received a nominee for Stand-Up, a song she wrote for the film.
Spanish-born actor Antonio Benderis was a best actor nomination for Pain and Glory.
But even though there were 62 nominations, that apparently wasn't enough for Hollywood's trade publications, who have all spoken out in outrage.
You know, the interesting thing about that is to go from being like president in politics, you've got to be a good actor and a good person who can really manipulate things and create scenarios.
So it's no surprise that Netflix was like, this is the guy who's going to do something.
Yeah, they were given, well, they have it, and they were given a contract with Netflix.
That's what they're doing.
They scored their first Oscar nomination.
So shocker here, the first film to be produced by Barack and Michelle Obama's Higher Grand Productions has scored an Oscar nomination.
On Monday, American Factory, a thought-provoking documentary about a culture clash at a Dayton, Ohio manufacturing plant, earned a nomination for best documentary feature.
Oscar nominations came out today, and I'm glad to see America's Factories nod for best documentary.
The former president said it in an Instagram post.
I like this film for its nuanced, honest portrayal of the way a changing global economy plays out in real life.
It offers a window into people as they actually are, and it's the kind of story we don't see often.
This is exactly what Michelle and I hope to achieve through higher ground.
And here's a picture of them here with the film's creators that they worked with.
So Obama, this is their first year producing work, and they're already nominated for an Oscar, which shows you.
So Adam Driver, when he was asked about how he prepares for his roles, right, to get nominated and do these things, he thinks about taxes being high and traffic being bad, presumably here in LA or in New York.
It doesn't really matter.
So Hollywood, in the meantime, they complain about not being woke enough.
They push the left-wing narratives of we've got to have more gays, more people of color, which people of color, I reject that narrative.
I've always said this, we are all people of color.
Everybody is.
Some just have less of it than others.
You're the only person I know personally that has less color than I do.
Yeah, but you know, this is a common trait in Hollywood is that they cry about things, but when it comes down to it, they're just like the rest of us.
They don't want to pay higher taxes.
They don't want the mismanagement of their cities.
And then at the same time, they're pushing these candidates and Democrats.
And they push Obama.
When what did Obama do?
The economy crashed.
It didn't get better.
We were in multiple wars overseas.
We got into new wars like in Libya and Syria.
We had our embassies attacked.
Things had not gotten better overall.
But they continually push the woke narrative, even though in their own lives, they're complaining about the ramifications of having liberal politicians in place.
They don't even like living in it because they hate the cancel culture.
But also, these are like mega-rich people with their mansions and stuff, and they're complaining about taxes and traffic when the rest of us who aren't like all this wealthy, we have to deal with it, I think, a lot worse.
Well, Mark Hamill joined critics in deleting his Facebook, condemning Mark Zuckerberg.
So what happened is that the liberals suddenly turned against Mark Zuckerberg because he is going to allow President Trump to have unread, what is it called? Unrestricted spending on Facebook ads.
And the CEO of, one of the, no, it's not the CEO, but one of the lead executives at Facebook was caught in a memo letting the people know that he believes that the Facebook ads of Trump are what led to his election.
And he's warning his people that although we could meddle and try to block his ads, I'm afraid of what that would lead to down the road.
And so because Facebook decided they're not going to try to intervene and block Donald Trump's ads, they're not going to, because Google is blocking.
Well, Google's blocking.
The Google CEO admit that they're blocking Trump's ads on YouTube and stuff.
They're actively suppressing his ads.
And they admitted to it.
They're going to suppress his ads during this campaign.
Facebook isn't going to do it.
And so liberals are deleting their Facebooks in protest because it says here that on Sunday— Okay, wow.
Star Wars icon Mark Hamill took to Twitter to announce that he would be deleting his Facebook account in protest of CEO Mark Zuckerberg's decision to allow political advertisements, including lies and propaganda on the site.
Hamill is the latest in a number of high-profile celebrities to condemn Zuckerberg's actions, like with actor Sasha Barrett.
We went from 6,000 followers on our Facebook project to 40,000 in like six months.
I'm pretty good at that.
That's pretty good.
We gained like 34,000 new followers on Facebook in like six months, which is good for we were never using it.
But then once Zuckerberg came out and said that he's going to start allowing political ads and they're going to try to roll back on their suppression, I decided to start trying to grow one, and it's working.
And it's on, ironically, I make more money on Facebook than I do on YouTube.
But she said, I dead ass have so much ideas, so much ideas that make sense.
I just need a couple years of school and I can shake the table, she tweeted, which, by the way, earlier she was complaining about not liking to pay a lot of taxes.
And then she endorsed Bernie Sanders, which is the most ironic thing you could think of.
Now, I'm not saying that's exactly Illuminati, but I think that they're, it's a groupthink kind of thing.
Like, if they don't support this, they'll get X'd out of it.
And it's the love of money is the root of all kinds of evil.
So I think these people are enjoying living in this environment because if they don't escape, if they try to escape, then they're going to lose all their money, wealth, and fame.
So it's kind of like, well, I do see the problem, but I'm not willing to give up my comfortable life in order to go fight against it.
And I give them the credit for that.
I wouldn't want to do it either, not because I'm a sellout, but because they're not going to win.
