Americans live under the illusion that the entire Planet is Psychopathic like them

Americans are so demented in the head that they can’t really understand the simplest possible thing…. and that is that they are the only ones so mentally malfunctioned in the head. Most of the planet is normal, only they are so schizophrenic, transgenders and atheist and anti-family and all this vile anarchic psychopathy…. and when they visit other countries or see content from other countries, they are in shock…. ohhh how come the Japanese are not schizophrenic like we are???? Ohhh such a shock…….. Why is USA so schizophrenic and demented? Because its a cultureless and Godless nation. If you can even call it a nation…. its a melting pot, a “nation” formed out of peoples from all the nations of the world. A modern tower of Babel so to say where everyone is either atheist or fake sectarian Christian. USA is so sick that its content should be blocked world wide.

People from other nations should NOT see content from USA. Nothing, no videos, no Youtube, no Facebook, simply zero interaction with America, American people, American ideas and so on. People from Japan for example seeing content from USA is like pouring poison in a well. We can do business with USA but we should culturally isolate them. Read nothing from them, do not watch their movies, do not listen to their music, do not watch their posts on Facebook, videos on Youtube and so. Simply culturally isolate them. Their dementia must not spread to the rest of the planet. Keep it contained, isolated.

A McDonald’s ad in Japan, simply featuring a mother and father enjoying a meal with their daughter, is being praised for its wholesome depiction of the traditional nuclear family.

The commercial, advertised on the McDonald’s Japan X account Wednesday, shows the happy parents eating a chicken nugget combo from the popular fast-food joint at their kitchen table, as their daughter is ecstatic to be fed a french fry.

Despite its simplicity, the short ad was praised for its pro-natalist messaging and positive depiction of the traditional nuclear family noticeably absent from Western media as of late.

“This is a McDonald’s ad from Japan. The reason this ad blew up is because it’s alien to us, for the West is no longer capable of producing basic messaging that speaks to the core of being human,” summarized one X user.

This is a McDonald’s ad from Japan. The reason this ad blew up is because it’s alien to us, for the West is no longer capable of producing basic messaging that speaks to the core of being human.pic.twitter.com/YhdomT5eGF

— Jonathan Wong (@WGthink) September 21, 2023

This Japanese McDonald’s commercial making the rounds is great. It’s wholesome and cozy, and for normal people who aren’t degenerate freaks, this is exactly what taking a young child for an occasional treat is like. I guess the lesson here is that we can fix Portland with a nuke.

“McDonald’s Japan promotes having a family as a plus, yet here in the west, this is frowned upon,” wrote another X user, adding, “We need more stuff like this. Not kids being seen in a drag show.”

Others also took note of the lack of social justice themes and racial propaganda, divisive narratives frequently crammed down the throats of consumers in other countries.

Western Mcdonald’s vs Japanese Mcdonald’s pic.twitter.com/wSMyNb2APa

— Chise (@ChiseHatoriFan) September 21, 2023

Japan is the only place that’ll put white redheads with green eyes in a McDonald’s commercial https://t.co/KYHnEis6gn

— ib (@Indian_Bronson) September 20, 2023

Oliver Jia, an American-based researcher living in Japan took the opportunity to highlight the stark juxtaposition between McDonald’s in Japan and America, pointing out Japanese restaurants have “way fresher food, friendlier staff, and the restaurants generally clean means you see kids studying there for hours.”

One user theorized the pro-family message could have something to do with Japan’s falling birth rates, which recently hit a record low.

Is Japan trying to inject pro-family propaganda into advertising to save its plummeting population? If so, the subtle messaging certainly puts a new spin on the adage, “If the situation were hopeless the propaganda wouldn’t be necessary.”

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