Re: S2.5 - THE STORY AND THE ENGINE

The True loon is trying hard to lose the argument:

On 12/05/2025 08:38, solar imbecile wrote:

 
The True Doctor wrote:
 

 
And that was all there was to the episode. It was degenerate woke
messaging inserted into a feeble narrative the meant absolutely nothing
so that the brainwashing could not be questioned or diluted.

 
You missed missed the deeper allegory because you kept getting
distracted by surface details. (Literally “surface” details, the
actor’s skin.)

 
There was no deeper allegory other than the fact that the story
represented the perverted mind of the author and his moral degeneracy.
 

Closing your eyes and ignoring the real facts won’t make them
go away.

Face it, you’re just not very good at spotting allegory. Remember how
you completely missed the one in Eaters Of Light because you
were distracted by a character’s sexual orientation and skin
colour.

(* SNIP *)

 
But the Fugitive Doctor _didn’t_ submit to homosexuality. She
refused to marry Abby.
 

 
And it was considered bad that she didn't marry her.
 

Abby thought it was bad, because being the daughter of
a god made her selfish and entitled. Belinda persuaded Abby
that she was wrong and needed to let it go.

But even without Belinda’s intervention, whenever there’s a
disagreement between the Doctor and a guest character, it’s
generally safe to assume the Doctor’s right and the other one
is wrong.

 
You are the one who failed to understand the message. The woke want you
to accept their sick and degenerate sexual advances and perversion
without questioning them and their morality, especially children. Their
whole entire movement was created in order to promote homosexuality and
legalise sex with minors because the whole of Hollywood, the
entertainment industry, and media is full of sex obsessed perverts and
pederasts. Look at Roman Polanski, Jimmy Saville and Huw Edwards.
 

IMHO in expect that in percentage terms, the proportion of
celebrities who are child abusers is probably more or less the
same as the general population. It’s just that we notice the
celebrity ones more because, well, they’re celebrities.

You claim to be interested in statistics, so I’m surprised you
hadn’t thought of that yourself.

--
solar penguin