u/FrrancondonaEra

If you have watched the apocalyptic events of the last seven years unfold, a global pandemic, the genocide in Gaza, the war in Ukraine, and now the war between Iran and usa, and you are still letting these people grift you, it is time to seriously reevaluate your philosophy as a Marxist.

These lazy opportunists bastard represent everything Karl Marx despised. They do not build class consciousness; they sell emotional comfort disguised as political discourse. They produce nothing of material value and lack the genuine charisma required to organize or move the masses. When they actually bother to show up to real-world events, they treat them like red carpets taking selfies with fans like Hollywood stars, delivering a monologue, and calling it a day.

These influencers are the morbid symptoms of late-stage capitalism. They exploit human tragedy and collective anxiety for engagement metrics, often turning to political grifting after a failed career in entertainment or spending years accumulating credentials in elite universities in usless field. They offer nothing meaningful to the working class. When it comes down to actual societal value, a plumber does more to keep the world running than these intellectual grifters ever will.

stop giving them money and attention

>small editorial note

Since the war in Gaza, I don't feel hatred or love or any expectation for political commentators tey arent diffrent from taylor swift they are filling a role within a capitalist system a one that can make them benefits; and truth be told, I have simply stopped caring about them. That conflict in gaza was so monumental that it shook the core beliefs of many people including me , rendering standard political commentary irrelevant.

figures like Emma Vigeland or Sam Seder are essentially like shopkeepers running a small kiosk next to a train station their only goal is to sell you whatever goods they have on there shelf . They just read the news they find on Twitter to their fanbases an interview with someone who want to sell his book etc, providing a manufactured sense of belonging to there fans.

They aren't uniquely evil, but they certainly aren't forces for good either. They are simply products of capitalism. Someone looking for a way to make a profit and avoid the daily struggles of the working class isn't inherently different from a snake oil salesman. While they might not be scamming you out of your money directly for shit product, they are selling you something else: comfort, validation, and a sense of agreement, all packaged into a show you can watch daily.

Perez: Mbappe is the best player in the world and Real Madrid currently

Vinícius is (one of) the greatest players Real Madrid has

Did the message get through people head ?

this is to vini his fans and his entourage nothing cam more be said

The characters in From aren’t chosen randomly, and it’s not just about reincarnation. They’re all connected by lineage they are literally "from" this town, just like the title suggests. nobody trapped in this town randomly they all being called to the town, At some point in the past, people leave the town and move to other places in the USA, but the curse didn’t end there. It followed them. Now, their descendants Boyd, Miranda, Tabitha, Jade, and even their children are being drawn back.

there is one rule in horror mystery stories curses can continue through time and decedent can stay bounded and binded and carries memories and the weight of whatever happen but also carry the power to end it, its scary concept but its what make horror stories attractive for many

even if families leave the town forever at certain point, maybe they seek new job whatever the reason force them to leave, The curse is carried by the decedent no matter where they are no matter which time they live it the curse is inherited, the curse could have different origins, depending on how the story unfolds. One possibility is that the original townspeople committed something terrible, like attempting to sacrifice children's in a ritual. and now there lineage is cursed forever, Another scenario is that they were trying to fight or contain an evil force but failed, and in doing so, they ended up corrupting or dooming their own bloodlines.

As for the Man in Yellow, he could be a direct result of whatever happened back then. Maybe he was once a child from the town who became corrupted or possessed by an evil entity at a young age. It’s possible he killed his own parents and transformed into something immortal. Now, he’s no longer human he’s an entity that can take different forms, fully aware of the people trapped in the town and their lineage. He seems to find jot in their suffering.

the keys to get out of the town is to solve the origin curse something is maybe down in the tunnel system, and maybe why the man in yellow said your wife shouldn't dig that hole Jim.

I’ve been thinking about this for a while, and I want to throw out a theory that flips one of the most common horror ideas that children are always innocent victims. What if in From, the children are actually at the center of everything? Not because they’re evil by nature, but because they’re the ones being targeted and manipulated.

This idea really came together for me after watching Sinister, where the kids are the ones influenced by the entity to kill their parents. It’s a darker twist on the usual trope, and I think From might be doing something similar, just in a more subtle and psychological way.

There’s a moment in the show where one of the monsters says, “Sorry, I didn’t choose to be like this,” and that line feels like a huge clue. It suggests the monsters weren’t always what they are now, which raises a big question: what if the story about parents sacrificing their children isn’t true at all? What if it’s just a manipulation created by the entity?

If that’s the case, then the children aren’t the victims of the town they’re the focus of it.

Kids like Ethan stand out because they don’t react like adults do. Instead, they seem almost in sync with the place:

• He adapts quickly
• He understands things instinctively
• He feels unusually comfortable in a place that terrifies everyone else
• he got the lake of tears which granted by the entity
• he still can see his dad despite being dead

That doesn’t feel random. It feels like the entity is making the environment feel safe for him, possibly to gain his trust over time.

And when you really look at the town, it doesn’t feel like a normal place at all. It feels constructed almost like something out of a child’s imagination. Think about it:

• Electricity works without wires
• Food appears without a clear source
• The atmosphere feels dreamlike, almost like a lullaby
• Objects and spaces feel symbolic rather than realistic

All of this points to the idea that the world itself might be shaped through a child’s mind.

So here’s my full theory: the entity originally targeted children because they’re easier to influence. It built trust by granting small wishes or creating a world that feels familiar and safe. Over time, the children were drawn deeper into its control and may have even helped free or strengthen it without realizing what they were doing.

Meanwhile, the parents likely saw what was happening and tried to stop it but failed. And instead of sacrificing their children, they may have lost them… and paid the price for it.

That could mean:

• The monsters were once the parents
• the picture of the 7 kids could literally show the ritual for some reasons parent aren't there
• They were transformed against their will
• That line about “not choosing this” is literal, not metaphorical

Which makes the whole situation a lot more tragic than it first appears.

Victor adds another layer to this. His drawings might not just be memories, but attempts to rebuild a normal world from fragments. The roles he draws a sheriff, a priest, a doctor etc, is a functioning town feel like a child trying to recreate structure and meaning because he is alone in this place. If the entity uses children to shape reality, then Victor might have unknowingly influenced what the town became, and draw new victims in .

And if all of this is true, then the scariest part is that it’s not over. The cycle could still be happening, with new children being influenced the same way.

• The entity is still active
• It may still be targeting kids
• Someone like Ethan could be the next piece

Which means the real danger in From isn’t just the monsters outside at night it’s the slow, hidden manipulation happening underneath everything.

I might be completely off, but the more I think about it, the more it feels like the show is quietly building toward something like this. Curious if anyone else sees the same pattern or has a different take.