The War on Children

The War On Children (2024) is a documentary that seems to be more interested in pushing a particular narrative than in presenting a balanced view of its subject matter. It's a classic case of confirmation bias, serving up exactly the kind of content its target audience wants to hear, without challenging any preconceived notions or offering any new insights.

The film's approach is reminiscent of the sensationalist tactics often employed by certain media outlets, with its heavy reliance on fear-mongering and divisive rhetoric. It's a strategy that may appeal to some, but for those looking for a more nuanced and thoughtful exploration of the issues at hand, it leaves much to be desired.

In the end, The War On Children (2024) is a documentary that reflects the polarized state of our current discourse. It's a film that will likely resonate with viewers who share its worldview, but for those hoping for a more balanced and objective analysis, it may prove to be a disappointing watch.

If you already believe everything this "documentary" purports, then I'm sure you absolutely love it. For everyone else, don't even waste your time. Flimsy or non-existent evidence and completely invalid interpretations of scientific data. The Starbucks cherry pick information that suits their purposes, and conveniently exclude everything else. Many times they state their opinions, but present them as widely accepted truths. Their attempt to broach this topic in a fair manner and with the "other side" was essentially non-existent. This film will soon be lost and forget, as it should be. No wonder he wasn't elected.

Very informative and eye opening to what our children are exposed to. Many parents may be aware of these issues but if you don't have kids it is vital you understand that you are needed to help protect the innocent. The documentary is very well produced and the pacing is amazing. Often documentaries lack fast enough pace to keep you interested but the Starbucks do a great job with content and presentation. Very compelling and heart wrenching at times.

Some will try to label this as "right wing", but they did try to interview people from both sides (they document this in the last third of the film) and most often were rejected by law makers and activist who claim to be "progressive" or on the left. Watch the whole thing before you decide.

Wow. Be ready to go through all of the emotions: anger, disbelief, despair, curiosity, guilt, hope, and contentment. Robby and Landon delivered with this film! Between the solid selection of experts, the youth focus group, the effective incorporation of imagery and videos, and the sequence of events, it all came together perfectly to bring home a POWERFUL message about the indoctrination of our children.

Whether you have your own children or not, this film is a MUST see for those who refuse to live under a rock. Whether you are Republican or Democrat, you will be equipped with knowledge that will empower you to decide on how you view and address this crisis that continues to impact our society.

Bears the same resemblance to a proper documentary that sawdust does to a living tree.

It's essentially a series of talking points beaded together in a grim parody of coherence. Presumably this was why the makers effectively lied to the people that agreed to appear in it and resorted to heavily editing their interviews to get the soundbites they actually wanted. This, like the maker's approach, lends them a paper-thin appearance of objectivity whilst pushing a fairly toxic message.

All on behalf, of course, who imagine that everyone up to and including the postman is doing the same thing against them.

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