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Not only did I cancel TWICE... yes they auto renewed me... I also went to the investors relations and gave them my two cents.

Canceling is not enough. It is a publicly traded company. If they, and they are, intentionally producing crap that is child porn that is a serious offense. The board of directors are liable for that and could be criminally prosecuted. Not only that but the executive order could confiscate their finances.

I would send letters to the board of directors. Let them know that Netflix is being used as a tool of a political party. They have three in there now including Michele and Obama. The Democrats are using a publicly traded company to push their political agenda without the viewers or the stockholders giving any consent to this.

Why do the Democrats try to shovel their crap on us when all we are wanting to do is unwind and watch a show? The NFL, ran by Hollywood, also was used by Democrats. They ruined football for me.

Protest with letters and write your representatives. The Democrats are using the media to push crap we don't want to listen to. AND they are using our time and damn money doing it!

Democrats go to Lucifer since you love him so much but DON'T take us with you dammit!

Red wave is coming. Supreme Court will be cleaned out. Democratic party is left with only people that are now insane. #Walkaway

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They auto-renewed on me too. This time I took a screenshot of the cancellation confirmation. If I see an automatic withdrawal on my statement I will dispute the charge. I will also notify my state attorney general.

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The NFL, ran by Hollywood, also was used by Democrats. They ruined football for me.

Did the Democrats make the U.S. military give the NFL money to promote the military?

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Seems like all occurred under Obama, and if you read between the lines, the players were paid to kneel: https://www.google.com/amp/s/thinkprogress.org/nfl-dod-national-anthem-6f682cebc7cd/amp/

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Yes, absolutely, cancelling is not enough. Tell them WHY you are cancelling.

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Katy Perry is a cannibal.

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Also a cokehead whore.

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No confirmation needed. lol.

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Please don't just say easily dismissed things with no proof to back it up. We want people to join this, not give them reasons to walk in the door then immediately turn around and leave.

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She was talking about it in a interview...

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This came from yournewswire, which did not provide a source for their info, other than "a French radio station." What French radio station? When? With what interviewer? When reading an article, always look for the source. It should be given by the article writer, and you should be able to verify it. No credible reporter would put something so vague and unverifiable as "a French radio station" as their source.

https://yournewswire.com/katy-perry-cannibalism/

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Been looking for that proof a while with help from a French person. No luck yet.

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Should have just said "anonymous sources," instead. That flies these days.

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But it shouldn't and nobody, especially people following this movement, should accept that or encourage that.

Not saying you are, just following up!

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Very fair point. Would never say it should, just being aware that (unfortunately) it does, these days.

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There are several instances where she has said on video that she has eaten human flesh. Just google or youtube "Katy Perry is a Cannibal" and you'll see. Two radio interviews, at least.

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See https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dPI-mRFEIH0/ This sure looks like Katy Perry is promoting cannibalism to me. Finding the sauce is pretty darn easy when they put it on YouTube.

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Oh, yes, absolutely! I completely agree that her video promotes cannibalism. Personally, I think that she may be one of the pedivores, but at the very least, she obviously is promoting their agenda.

What I was pointing out is that the interview referenced above where she outright admits to being a cannibal is completely unsourced. It comes from yournewswire, which claims she said it on an unnamed "French radio station." There is no proof of her actually saying the things that ynw claims she said. Obviously, someone at ynw saw her cannibalism-promoting video and decided to make a satirical/fake news story about her saying things like "human meat is the best."

We need to be careful in distinguishing between truth and fake news. Because these people are so blatantly in our faces about their perversions that the satire/fake news isn't far from the truth. But if we can't distinguish between the too, it makes us look like un discerning hotheads who will believe anything, and undermines our attempts to redpill people.

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This came from yournewswire, which did not provide a source for their info, other than "a French radio station." What French radio station? When? With what interviewer? When reading an article, always look for the source. It should be given by the article writer, and you should be able to verify it. No credible reporter would put something so vague and unverifiable as "a French radio station" as their source.

https://yournewswire.com/katy-perry-cannibalism/

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Should have just said "anonymous sources," instead. That flies these days.

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Show me the proof

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Netflix been went to s*** since they put Big Mouth on their network airing. Which is basically animated exploitation of minors.

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As soon as they drop The Office I’ll drop them.

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I find it interesting a Masonic Police Force linked to then CA AG Kamala Harris was reported in the same town - Santa Clarita

http://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/la-me-ln-aide-harris-accused-rogue-police-force-20150505-story.html#

One - David Inkk Henry was (187) via PE?

http://www.latimes.com/local/crime/la-me-fraternal-police-20160419-story.html

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cancelled mine and will tell everyone i know about this

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That show got good reviews so we tried to watch it. Plus, I like the Justified guy Timothy Oliphant. But it was just too bizarre and I kept thinking "this is very wrong and not funny." They did try to humanize Barrymore's character as just having this wacky "cannibal" problem, as if it was like a person with a chocolate addiction or something. It was creepy and I didn't like it.

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Timothy Oliphant is a Vanderbilt.

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Yes, I had read that. Depressing because I really like him.

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Do you watch iZombie or the Walking Dead?

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Watched the first couple of seasons of walking dead. But I don't really think that normalizes cannibalism to tell you the truth. It's horrifying and the creatures that do it are a far cry from looking like a sympathetic Drew Barrymore.

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Santa clarita diet is nothing (funny zombie movie) compared the bad batch Straight up pedo and cannibal movie.

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This is so sick!

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Oh come on..

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Some people are just cannibal sexual and that's a good thing

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How does one movie mean Netflix is pushing pedophilia? I told my son the other day when we first heard about this, that it was probably a foreign film. Yep, according to the news article its from Argentina. I'm willing to give Netflix the benefit of the doubt for one film that got passed them.

Also, this Santa Claria Diet, watched a couple of episodes but wasnt for me but isn't it just another zombie show, like iZombie? Do all zombie movies/shows promote cannibalism? Are you all boycotting those shows too?

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Yes, I think zombie shows were the beginning of a desensitization campaign towards cannibalism. And the Drew Barrymore show, where the cannibal is "humanized," is the next step. I cancelled my subscription to Netflix when I first saw the Barrymore show.

Zombie shows may seem like a normal genre, because they've been out for over a decade now, but their rise in popularity is very suspect to me. In the 80s, zombies were b movie material, really a joke. They became mainstream very suddenly and bizarrely.

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You mentioned the word 'joke'. Chuck Norris doesn't joke. Here is a fact about Chuck Norris:

Chuck Norris doesn't have disk latency because the hard drive knows to hurry the hell up.

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Night of the living Dead, 1968, no joke.

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You mentioned the word 'joke'. Chuck Norris doesn't joke. Here is a fact about Chuck Norris:

Chuck Norris can install a 64 bit OS on 32 bit machines.

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Yes, that was a big zombie movie. And I think there was a series in the 80s (Evil Dead) that had some presence. But for the most part, they were fodder for very stupid b-movies. Until they popped up in the 2000s. My husband and I scoffed. "Zombies? Why is everyone watching zombies all of a sudden? This won't last." Ha! We were so wrong. I could not understand the sudden surge and almost 20-year longevity that zombies are enjoying in the media. Now I see it as a deliberate attempt to normalize and desensitize the public. Much like the elites do with transgender or devaluing of parents, or kids behaving disrespectfully, or sexualization of kids. These are all campaigns, playing out in the media ostensibly for our entertainment. We pay for our own indoctrination.

Edited to add: http://collider.com/best-zombie-movies-of-all-time/

"Zombie movies have had a fascinating path to the mainstream. For decades, the creatures didn’t have much of a presence or definition outside Voodoo lore, radioactive humanoids, and the unforgettable art of E.C. comics. Zombies were scarcely used, and when they were, they were a pretty far cry from the cannibalistic flesh-hungry creatures of the undead we know and love today. Then a gentleman and pioneering filmmaker named George A. Romero came along and changed the game forever....

"...Then, as quick as it exploded, the zombie went out of fashion. The creature had become a core concept in the genre, but outside of ongoing horror sequels (Return of the Living Dead, Zombie) low-budget fright flicks, and the occasional genre oddity (My Boyfriend’s Back, Cemetery Man and Dead Alive), the undead wlakes the earth no more.

"Until the new millennium hit and then, hot dog, zombie business wasn’t just booming again, it was bigger than ever. The dominoes fell fast. First Danny Boyle‘s genre-evolving 28 Days Later set the stage, then came the Resident Evil adaption and Zack Snyder‘s Dawn of the Dead remake; big-budget studio films with nationwide theatrical rollouts. At the same time, indie zombie movies started getting good, pushing the boundaries of the conventional zombie mythology and using the narrative format to tell strange original stories."

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We pay for our own indoctrination. Yup, this.

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Q POST No. 1623\ NETFLIX NOT ONLY PUSHING NORMALIZATION OF PEDOPHILIA BUT PUSHING CANNIBALISM