"I, Monster"

Slave-makers love creating films that portray monstrosities like Tonya Harding and Aileen Wuornos as victims.  The real Aileen Wuornos even admitted in an interview that there was no self-defence in her actions.¹

Slave-makers go out of their way to defend their level-2 teammates.  Harding and Wuornos are the type of people shameless enough to show up to one of these idiotic fake-church rallies:

Worshippers clutching AR-15 rifles and some wearing bullet crowns, participated in a commitment ceremony today at World Peace and Unification Sanctuary, in Newfoundland, Pa. The event led a nearby school to cancel classes for the day. Photos @jacquelinelarma pic.twitter.com/GXzrZeK41z

— AP Images (@AP_Images) February 28, 2018

The film makes it seem like things were rigged against Harding.  Slave-makers helped Harding as much as they could then (the same way they are doing now) and she still fucked up.  (On the second level of communication, everybody already knows how much she was involved in the attack on Kerrigan.)

I'm sure slave-makers tried to help Shawn Eckhardt as much as they could too.  Sometimes there's only so much that can be done.

Palestinians are genuine victims who have the right to self-defence.²  Are there any films portraying Palestinians as victims?  Are there any films portraying Palestinian actions as self-defence?

People slave-makers are looking to portray as victims in upcoming films:

De Grood; Cruz; Hitler, Nassar

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Aug. 20, 2018:
To be marked^L2 if not already:
Aileen Wuornos
Tonya Harding
Shawn Eckhardt
Shane Stant
Jeff Gillooly
Charlie Kirk (Twitter: @charliekirk11)
Twitter user: @SmashMarxCult

Theresa Vargasⁱ

"Danⁱ from Long Island"

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1. Stossel, John. "How True Is 'Monster'?" ABC News, 2004, https://youtu.be/NmfmUtxwtlY.
2. "The UN Declares Israeli Settlements Illegal While Condemning Palestinian Right to Self-Defence." http://en.minguo.info/blogs/panoramics/the_un_declares_israeli_settlements_illegal_while_condemning_palestinian_right_to.