The main villain looks like he’s straight out of an episode of the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers. His workers look like buttons on a Playstation controller.
Vigilant Citizen – Oct 6, 2021
The Netflix series “Squid Game” is about poor people taking part in horrific games while elite “VIPs” watch the show for entertainment. Through messages and symbolism, “Squid Game” reveals what is truly about: The incurable sickness of the elite.
Warning: Humungous spoilers ahead!
If you enjoy watching people getting killed execution-style, boy do I have the Netflix series for you. It’s called Squid Game and it also features a bunch of people falling from high platforms and splattering onto the ground. Indeed, you will witness so many brutal deaths in Squid Game that you won’t have a choice but to become desensitized to them. Even the characters in the series end up having whole conversations about their childhood or something while others are getting shot in the face about ten feet away from them. They don’t care anymore. And you won’t either. And that’s kind of the point.
This is one of the images one can come across while browsing Netflix. Children could easily mistake this thing for a children’s movie and there is nothing preventing them from watching it.
In short, everything is there to lure children to the series to then traumatize them with scenes of rare violence and psychopathic mind games.
A Squid Game-themed playground in a shopping mall in South Korea. In the series, the playground is where dozens of poor people get killed by soldiers, all for the elite’s entertainment. Today’s pop culture is sick. Click to enlarge
At the core of Squid Game is the age-old and undying “legends” of rich elite people recruiting peasants to take part in deadly games for their entertainment. The 1924 short story The Most Dangerous Game is about a Russian aristocrat who captures people, releases them in the wilderness, and hunts them for sport; The 1994 movie Surviving the Game is about a homeless guy who gets offered a “job” only to end up in a remote location to become prey in a hunting game played by rich and powerful people. More recently, the Hunger Games trilogy is all about poor people killing each other under the watchful eyes of the elite.
Many legends are based on true stories. And there’s something about these “elite games” stories that ring true. Squid Game took this age-old concept, added today’s society flirtation with high tech dystopia, and mixed in a whole lot of occult elite insanity. The result appears to have struck a nerve because Squid Game is on its way to becoming the biggest Netflix series in history.
But, like most Netflix series, the messages in Squid Game are twisted. It is about the culture of death that obsesses the elite and making the viewers a part of it. And, through subtle symbolism, the philosophy of the elite is there for you to witness.
Here’s a look at the messages and the symbolism in this series.
It’s brainwashing for sure, and it certainly says a lot about the producers. But what does it say about the masses who watch it? Answer – it says that they are even sicker. No doubt it will be found that the next serial killer was addicted to it.
The Jewish obsession with money, sex and death might have this pattern–get rich so that you can afford to get sexual thrills from sadism.
Um…why are you watching Netflix?
@lewis Jones
The producer/writer is a one Hwang Dong-hyuk who is no doubt following a hollywood template when should be educating Asians on the benefits of birth control.
QUIT PHUCKING BREEDING!!!!! The new Netflix sensation.
this perverted things are the product of a decadent
white (+jew) society. natural tribes like africans,
indios, hindus, aboriginals are fixed to life mainly.
only perverted societies lured by devils jews make
the center of their thinking because they lost any
connection to any religious idea what only can be an
estimate the dualistic brain can understand . we
are all in sin because we are not enlightened in
the ONENESS.
@O
There are some people in this world that “take one for the team”. Vigilant Citizen appears to be one of those types. Or, he is just someone who is addicted to the outrageous and the thrill of sharing it with others.
“The biggest netflix series in history”. Hahaha.. think about it. I have not seen a movie in 50 years and never anything from netflix, who cares?
You’d be better off watching ‘The Triumph of the Will’ (1935) to see what a sane white society looks like, than this Jewish garbage..There are other cinematic creations of some intellectual or artistic value worth checking out–such as Ken Russell’s ‘Dance of the Seven Veils’ (1970), specifically the scene with Hitler. Another good scene is from the beginning of the film ‘The Empty Mirror’ (1996) where Wagner’s Gotterdammerung music is played during a Hitler speech from ‘The Triumph of the Will’…
“While several news sources interpreted Squid Game as a “critique of capitalism”, they seem to overlook the most obvious and glaring theme: Society being ruled by a sick occult elite that takes pleasure in dividing, controlling, dehumanizing, infantilizing, and outright abusing the masses. And that story doesn’t end with this sick game being taken down, it ends with the winner turning into them.”
It describes the elites and what is happening right now, and ends without any hope or positive resolution for humanity. If we take out God and the hunger for Him in our souls then we live subject to death. When we deny even our own souls we try to fill in the void with things such as wealth, power, worldly honor, sensual pleasures, silly games, and insane ideologies. We end up further scrambling God’s order so that all we see is a future subject to our own designs which leads to more and more chaos – as we continue to cut ourselves from the only real connection to eternal life which can only be in an with God. We end up as do the characters in the game being totally subject to the finality of their own mortality.
So why does Gi-Hun turn back to the game from going to see his daughter? Is it because the series is such a success with the producers making so much money that the game must go on for another season? Probably. However, despite the corruption and power of the elites, most people still have a strong connection to their children, their families, and their friends based on something which the elites appear not to have, which is their love for them making all of the games of the elites nothing but trash. It is only by virtue of our attachment to true source of truth, faith, hope, and love that we are really liberated from such evils.
I see Vigilant Citizen has joined those who put a message up saying “We value your privacy” and PROVING that to be a LIE by insisting that visitors accept any number of cookies before being allowed to continue.
No thanks, VC. You can stick your spyware where the sun don’t shine because I DO value my privacy.
Remember, you’re never going to defeat or liquidate the scum as long as you continue viewing & terming them the ‘elite’…
To echo Nico x you’re never going to defeat the scum until you get rid of their mind control box stuck in the corner of your rooms. Ditch the TV, Free your mind. Better still smash them to bits ease the tension and free yourself and your kids.
@ Nico X
It depends on how you are using the term. It has a number of meanings besides the view that it only means “the best”.
“Essential Meaning of elite
1: the people who have the most wealth and status in a society : the most successful or powerful group of people
2US : a person who is a member of an elite : a successful and powerful person”
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/elite
It is clear that the term is being used by an American and the sense is pejorative.
@Fred B…sure, and ‘gay’ means homosexual…It doesn’t work that way. Research the etymology of elite & you’ll learn its original meaning meant the ‘best of something’. Jews later added a new definition for elite, (wealthy, powerful group of people) so they could exalt themselves & get the goy morons to extol them… Remember they own & print the dictionaries…