Thread: I Have a Capitol Idea...

The videos with all the views are generally the ones with animals doing cute things like playing piano. What if someone started making live action mantra videos that are edited with voice overs of a group of animals like dogs and cats holding a malicious secret meeting discussing how they plan to take over the world with lies and commit geNOcide against White rabbits by bringing in millions of non-White rabbits into every White Rabbit hole and ONLY into White Rabbit holes? The sky is the limit!

I don't possess the experience or equipment to pull this off, but I thought I'd add this idea to our suggestion box. Let's try this little experiment...

It's an interesting idea, though pulling off the whole racial idea/mantra while doing that might be tricky... only because people are expecting cuteness rather than something more important (like the mantra).

I don't know, though. I'm not an expert in video.

I think it's a brilliant idea precisely because people WILL be expecting cuteness. I love it.


Some anti-White fails/bloopers might be a good idea also...

The idea is to entice an audience by tailoring the content in a way that suits unsuspecting mainstream people, and take them off guard with our consistent message. It's the stuff of genius...

What Hollywood has done to get at the unsuspecting viewer is simply to cast the people with the lightest complexion as the villans while making those with the darkest complexions as the wise heroes. You will see this done in Harry Potter, Hunger Games, Die Hard...

If someone has equipment to create animal videos then all you have to do is start portraying the "White Bunny" as the good bunny in every scenario...even if you don't outright include the mantra in every one of them. It can be a white kitten. A white Lion. A white elephant. The good white unicorn but always white as the good one. What should also be portrayed is that the Good White life form is a rare, unique, and special above all others.

I believe It would be effective to show evil black gorillas getting ready to on a rampage to destroy the gracious rare white unicorn that brings goodness to everyone. The white Unicorn can be displayed in a Northern Region with a Celtic Cross stone statue in the back ground.

If you can't make movies there are always posters to photoshop with the characters speaking a comment.



"It's dem white rabbit's fault. Dey been keeping me down."

Originally Posted by Nordic Angel

What Hollywood has done to get at the unsuspecting viewer is simply to cast the people with the lightest complexion as the villans while making those with the darkest complexions as the wise heroes. You will see this done in Harry Potter, Hunger Games, Die Hard...

If someone has equipment to create animal videos then all you have to do is start portraying the "White Bunny" as the good bunny in every scenario...even if you don't outright include the mantra in every one of them. It can be a white kitten. A white Lion. A white elephant. The good white unicorn but always white as the good one. What should also be portrayed is that the Good White life form is a rare, unique, and special above all others.

I believe It would be effective to show evil black gorillas getting ready to on a rampage to destroy the gracious rare white unicorn that brings goodness to everyone. The white Unicorn can be displayed in a Northern Region with a Celtic Cross stone statue in the back ground.

Your ideas are good, but it sounds like you might be thinking more along the lines of a disney style animation.

I was thinking of something very simple and inconspicuous looking. Something that would look right at home with the amatuer uploads. Something that has an innocuous appearance, but is deceptively insidious with planting our meme.



Cat yodels jingle bells with a super imposed mouth:





Something like this ad with dogs playing poker might be a good higher budget option:

YOU CAN DO BOTH.

Of course. But we should begin from there. Right now, it is more important that we get out a consistent message than tell a story.

We would prefer our audience to innocently think they are getting one thing, but instead receive another....




It needs to be shocking and totally unexpected. Ironic even...

This is a video that was uploaded in January of this year I think. This is close to what I was thinking, except it doesn't actually have a character dialogue.



It would also help to make the title and description more ambiguous as a means to attract. Say if someone made a video of their dog playing frisbe, they could do a surprise voice over at the very end where the dog is saying the mantra. And maybe have him say something like, "Oh Davey..." to make it funny.