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This post doesn't mention the strike, but it's still about a reason for the strike. So the apparent stupidity of releasing a Halloween movie in July was actually intended to make the movie fail in theaters and only make money over three months later when they don't have to pay the writers as much.

https://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/entry/republican-mark-robinson-conspiracy-theorist-north-carolina-governor-race_n_64df8cabe4b0ce7f01203a6b

https://www.yahoo.com/news/vivek-ramaswamy-wants-putin-whatever-143940725.html

https://abcnews.go.com/amp/US/california-store-owner-shot-dead-dispute-displaying-pride/story?id=102408818

https://www.lgbtqnation.com/2023/08/video-shows-brutal-arrest-of-disabled-girl-after-she-compares-cop-to-her-lesbian-grandma/

He is obviously a very dishonest man about many things, including about how smart others think he is: https://www.mediaite.com/print/book-reviewers-blast-jordan-peterson-for-misleading-edits-to-make-their-negative-reviews-sound-glowing/

https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2023/aug/02/everything-youve-been-told-is-a-lie-inside-the-wellness-to-facism-pipeline

No, it's the opposite; it's more and more clear that changes to the brain cause changes to the personality, and that there is no aspect of thought that is not a function of the brain. No neuroscientist even thinks about any supernatural causes for anything in the brain; they think about souls...

The original statement was that Christianity spread by and was enforced by violence, not merely that its history contained violence. Both Buddhism and Hindusim are older than Christianity, and Hinduism has about half as many followers (while Buddhism has half that many); "sheer volume" cannot...

Tenet. And I disagree. The central tenet of Christianity is "Jesus died to 'save' people from the hell he'll send you to if you don't believe this". With the belief that he didn't stay dead and him being the son of God being the next most important ones.

The average Christian believes that the Bible says whatever their priest/pastor tells them it says, even if they have read that part and not seen it. I mean, how else do supposedly "Bible-only" sects believe in concepts like original sin, the serpent being Satan, the idea that Biblical "kinds"...

She's probably a retool of Windblade.