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4Chan's First Feature film is also the first Feature length AI Film.
The Conceit? Aside from a few Joke stills, none of the visual film is AI. It is a "Nature Documentary" Narrated by David Attenborough... It is also maybe the most disturbing film ever made, and possibly the most important/impactful film of the decades so far.
Reality is more terrifying than fiction.
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Indeed Kulak is Canadian, and I agree it’s possible the video creator is too. Canadians are common online, and in internet rightist circles the extremely high proportion of Indian immigrants in Canada is well known (as are Tim Hortons memes), so I wouldn’t read too much into that specific form of evidence. But in general, extreme ethnic hostility towards Indians (by non-Muslim or Chinese) tends to be a Canadian thing.
In America, racial hostility by the far right is primarily targeted at blacks and Jews, while anti-immigration activists focus on illegal Central American migration. Some are opposed to H-1B Indians and will share anecdotes about them taking over Silicon Valley but it’s non-central. Indians are also probably overrepresented on the American DR, not to the extent of Jews or Irish but certainly a little.
In the UK the far right care much less about Indian immigration. Of course they’d rather it didn’t happen but it’s a distant secondary concern compared to mass immigration from the Islamic world, particularly Pakistan, Bangladesh and the MENA region. Most of continental Europe has comparatively little Indian immigration except for some in Portugal perhaps.
In Australia and New Zealand white identitarianism is hostile both to the domestic aboriginals/maori movements and to immigrants, but in Australia Lebanese are a more common target in the latter category and in both countries Chinese are too, especially given growing concern over CCP influence in Oceanic politics. Indians are widely used as examples of ‘good’ immigrants by civic nationalist types in most of the Anglosphere except Canada.
Canada is probably the only country in which Indian immigration is the (or at least ‘a’) primary concern of many domestic conservatives.
If I had to guess... Vietnamese. maybe an Asian/Swarthy-white mix. (like chinese and Greek)
He strikes me as the kind of second gen 90s Asian kid who'd gone full tilt into South Park humour and assimilated entirely into white Canadian culture, but isn't fully white so feels no compunction about Canada's oppressive tolerance and norms around racism.
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