Communist China is running a war targeting your kids mental health and Google are accomplices of it.
For a good decade these videos from dubious childish shit, impossible to locate sources or studios with all the same cheap assets and cliparts emerged, and Youtube never really enforced this content, only about 40 channels have been taken down out of thousands, and just to be replaced the next 24 hours making several million views of content that incites pedosexual behavior, gore, medical shit.
It is not fetish content that is proper to the sewers of the furry fandom like FurAffinity.
On every youtube playlist you know, for kids, randomly these will be present.
These channels remains monetized and shilled to the max as kid friendly content, youtube is ignoring reports done no matter what the content is.
Now there's game apps on the same format on Google like, Dragon Farm Adventures from a chink studio. Betta Games.
https://twitter.com/persecutedsgin/status/1728589296549146797
Yes this is fluffy pony horror tier, but you know, PEGI3. No one at Betta Games can really be identifiable or doxed.
Google does not purposely tace actions against these 'games', and no one knows who is behind, the CCP is doing this MKULTRA tier shit to create a generation of psychos. If anyone have some Apple/Android account go check, I can't and I won't.
You don't buy a smartphone or a tablet to leave your kids on it. Do not ever do that or the y will be fucked up, they are their target and the big pedo knows it. Use commonsense.
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I know parents who do this all the time, leave their 4yo kids with a tablet in the hands and let them watch disney crap and youtube shit but talking about it get em like «oh you and your conspiracy theories» «I watch after my kids really!» «It's funny not offensive»
Degens too busy with their playstation despite having kids to take care of are creating a generation of schizos and psychos by letting Google and these corporations bring this shit. You can be certain it's like tikTok. The Chinese TikTok server is nothing like the western one, which is pure idiocracy. You'll never see an elsagate video in China.
Warn everyone about this. I think it is serious, and no longer a conspiracy.
Degens too busy with their playstation despite having kids to take care of are creating a generation of schizos and psychos by letting Google and these corporations bring this shit. You can be certain it's like tikTok. The Chinese TikTok server is nothing like the western one, which is pure idiocracy. You'll never see an elsagate video in China.
Warn everyone about this. I think it is serious, and no longer a conspiracy.
>>371055
It's basically "educational television" or "kid friendly programming" (keyword being programming) on TV, especially in the 70s, 80s, and 90s. And all that did was screw up kids.
Elsagate is the same thing, but on crack and much more malicious.
It's basically "educational television" or "kid friendly programming" (keyword being programming) on TV, especially in the 70s, 80s, and 90s. And all that did was screw up kids.
Elsagate is the same thing, but on crack and much more malicious.
>>371054
How exactly do we know it's China? Multiple actors could be at play here.
I know that Chinese Tiktok algorithms encourage degenerate behaviors on its western exports, while banning such content on its domestic version of the app. Idk if it really applies to YouTube though.
How exactly do we know it's China? Multiple actors could be at play here.
I know that Chinese Tiktok algorithms encourage degenerate behaviors on its western exports, while banning such content on its domestic version of the app. Idk if it really applies to YouTube though.
>>371054
This looks like the game in the screencap:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.dragonmonster.idlefarmadventure.free
Maybe I'm not fully understanding the issue, but I don't see anything terribly sinister about this game. I watched the trailer and scrolled through the screenshots, and to me it just looks like another one of those shitty "freemium" mobile games churned out by a low-rent software mill, probably in India somewhere. Are these screencaps with the dragon sucking tits and whatever taken from the actual game, or where did they come from? A random person's twitter post isn't really much to go on. Also, what are the images attached to your post supposed to mean? There's no context for any of this.
>You don't buy a smartphone or a tablet to leave your kids on it. Do not ever do that or the y will be fucked up, they are their target and the big pedo knows it. Use commonsense.
Not letting kids use smartphones or tablets I think is a good idea in general, but I'm not sure there's anything bigger going on here than just a few poo-in-loos churning out crappy mobile games.
This looks like the game in the screencap:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.dragonmonster.idlefarmadventure.free
Maybe I'm not fully understanding the issue, but I don't see anything terribly sinister about this game. I watched the trailer and scrolled through the screenshots, and to me it just looks like another one of those shitty "freemium" mobile games churned out by a low-rent software mill, probably in India somewhere. Are these screencaps with the dragon sucking tits and whatever taken from the actual game, or where did they come from? A random person's twitter post isn't really much to go on. Also, what are the images attached to your post supposed to mean? There's no context for any of this.
>You don't buy a smartphone or a tablet to leave your kids on it. Do not ever do that or the y will be fucked up, they are their target and the big pedo knows it. Use commonsense.
Not letting kids use smartphones or tablets I think is a good idea in general, but I'm not sure there's anything bigger going on here than just a few poo-in-loos churning out crappy mobile games.
>>371057
The game is just one of those IOS mobile games that makes absurd ads to get people to download the apps.
The game is just one of those IOS mobile games that makes absurd ads to get people to download the apps.
>>371068
>Are these screencaps with the dragon sucking tits and whatever taken from the actual game, or where did they come from?
They come from ads that the game makers produce. They have almost no actual game footage. It's shock humor click bait to get you to download a game you would otherwise never consider.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.knowyourmeme.com/editorials/guides/what-is-the-pink-dragon-game-going-viral-on-tiktok-pink-dragon-lore-explained
>Are these screencaps with the dragon sucking tits and whatever taken from the actual game, or where did they come from?
They come from ads that the game makers produce. They have almost no actual game footage. It's shock humor click bait to get you to download a game you would otherwise never consider.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.knowyourmeme.com/editorials/guides/what-is-the-pink-dragon-game-going-viral-on-tiktok-pink-dragon-lore-explained
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>>371070
Interesting, and very weird. I'll be honest, I've pretty much checked out of the nu-internet so I'm not really up on the latest memes and developments, particularly in areas like tiktok. But I'll grant that this is pretty damn strange, and I'm not quite sure what to make of it.
As far as what OP seems to be getting at, with this being part of some larger demonic pedo thing, I honestly don't think that's what this is about. Assuming it is being pushed by China or ZOG or some other bad actor (as opposed to just being a weird ad campaign by some shitty poo-in-loo software mill), I think the objective is more likely to create a salacious distraction.
I've noticed a broad trend with media in general in recent years, where something really bizarre or outrageous will suddenly appear everywhere and start dominating conversation, usually timed around major developments in the news cycle. I've noticed it in legacy media as well as internet spaces, and I get the impression there's a coordinated effort to push crazy bullshit stories as a way to distract people from adjacent, but less easily digested, stories. For instance, when Epstein's island and the possible release of a client list was working its way back into mainstream conversation, you suddenly started hearing all this crazy off-the-wall nonsense about Stephen Hawking paying nude midgets to solve math problems. As soon as the debate over the border started heating up, suddenly every news feed was full of stories about Taylor Swift working for the CIA.
It's the same thing that was done to /pol/. The glowies/ZOG/what-have-you might not be able to completely control the narrative anymore, but they can flood the public discussion spaces with garbage until they become unusable. They push some salacious but easily discredited bullshit story about, for instance, hidden satanic pedo messages in mobile games, and it serves the dual purpose of baiting and distracting easily baited retards, while also insuring that discussion of more serious topics gets buried. Plus, the batshit stuff gets lumped in with alternative media in general, which reinforces the narrative that only "official" news sources are trustworthy.
>>371072
kek, this is a good example of what I'm talking about. It's getting hard to tell what's real and what's a parody anymore. This looks like something old /pol/ would have made, except nobody with the requisite skill level to produce something like this would go anywhere near /pol/ anymore.
Interesting, and very weird. I'll be honest, I've pretty much checked out of the nu-internet so I'm not really up on the latest memes and developments, particularly in areas like tiktok. But I'll grant that this is pretty damn strange, and I'm not quite sure what to make of it.
As far as what OP seems to be getting at, with this being part of some larger demonic pedo thing, I honestly don't think that's what this is about. Assuming it is being pushed by China or ZOG or some other bad actor (as opposed to just being a weird ad campaign by some shitty poo-in-loo software mill), I think the objective is more likely to create a salacious distraction.
I've noticed a broad trend with media in general in recent years, where something really bizarre or outrageous will suddenly appear everywhere and start dominating conversation, usually timed around major developments in the news cycle. I've noticed it in legacy media as well as internet spaces, and I get the impression there's a coordinated effort to push crazy bullshit stories as a way to distract people from adjacent, but less easily digested, stories. For instance, when Epstein's island and the possible release of a client list was working its way back into mainstream conversation, you suddenly started hearing all this crazy off-the-wall nonsense about Stephen Hawking paying nude midgets to solve math problems. As soon as the debate over the border started heating up, suddenly every news feed was full of stories about Taylor Swift working for the CIA.
It's the same thing that was done to /pol/. The glowies/ZOG/what-have-you might not be able to completely control the narrative anymore, but they can flood the public discussion spaces with garbage until they become unusable. They push some salacious but easily discredited bullshit story about, for instance, hidden satanic pedo messages in mobile games, and it serves the dual purpose of baiting and distracting easily baited retards, while also insuring that discussion of more serious topics gets buried. Plus, the batshit stuff gets lumped in with alternative media in general, which reinforces the narrative that only "official" news sources are trustworthy.
>>371072
kek, this is a good example of what I'm talking about. It's getting hard to tell what's real and what's a parody anymore. This looks like something old /pol/ would have made, except nobody with the requisite skill level to produce something like this would go anywhere near /pol/ anymore.
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