Steven Spielberg stands as a pre-eminent figure in modern cinema, but beneath the surface of his popular and often sentimental films lies a profound and consistent political agenda.
He is arguably the foremost propagandist for Neo-liberalism (Boomer truth Regime), encoding the de facto assumptions of the liberal order into the heart of his work. Far from being apolitical or neutral, every single thing Spielberg does is political. His films function almost as a mass formation exercise in telling people how they should think and feel.
Spielberg's films aim to inculcate the politics of the regime in the hearts and minds of the audience. At the very core of his morality is the enduring theme of being on the side of the alien, the outsider, and the marginalised group.
He encourages viewers to see helping these alien forces as heroic. This message is sometimes esoterically coded, often explicit. His message is the establishment message, and it is the dominant mainstream opinion in the majority of the indoctrinated population. Ever pushing a progressive narrative that aligns with outsider, minority, and marginalised groups in ways that are fundamentally Leftist and Jewish.
Intuition and feeling precede reasoning
This concept is fundamental to how people process information and form opinions, particularly in response to media like films. Spielberg is a master of this technique. Rather than being aggressive, in-your-face, or attempting to intellectually force a viewpoint, he is a lot more seductive and manipulative.
He plays on your emotions, getting audiences to respond in a non-intellectual way. His approach involves offering a seduction into a kind of world view - a very effective approach it is too, due to the way he is able to bring people on side and get in to the subconscious mind.
This emotional connection creates a strong bond with the films. People may find themselves leaping to defend Spielberg's movies, even if they politically disagree with his underlying messaging. This defence often stems from the warm glow of nostalgia the films provide, or because they evoke memories or simply made them feel good at a particular time.
Those viewers who may reflexively object to the notion of Spielberg Propaganda - like his films (and Post WW2 Consensus liberal mindset) - are working backwards from the feeling to the reasoning. They have a positive emotional response to the film first, and only afterwards do they construct reasons or justifications to support that feeling or defend the film against critique.
Spielberg's has potentially inculcated more people into a liberal worldview than almost any other individual is attributed significantly to his ability to tap into this fundamental psychological mechanism, getting in underneath the mind through emotional connection before any intellectual reasoning takes place.
It is then no surprise to see that every single Democrat president – including Bill Clinton, Joe Biden, and Obama – has been photographed giving a medal - not only for his continued donations to the Democratic Party, but to his contributions to post WW2 liberalism.