In this video, JAR Media critiques Nostalgia Critic’s controversial review of Pink Floyd’s ‘The Wall.’ They analyze the shortcomings of the review, including its perceived lack of understanding of the original material and its execution. The discussion reflects on the broader implications of such content within online media criticism.
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As the themes of Pink Floyd’s “The Wall” are getting more recent in these times it is worth to point out the lack of media literacy of some people. As the rise of Guy Walker has come to an end, it is sad to see where all this lead to.
In this video, OsoFrezno reacts to MAGA voters who are now regretting their support for Trump after massive federal job cuts have left them struggling. Many of these voters believed Trump would protect their jobs, but now they’re realizing the hard truth about his policies—and it’s hitting them where it hurts the most: their wallets.
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From emotional breakdowns to shocking realizations, we’re diving deep into the reactions of former Trump supporters who feel abandoned after layoffs swept through the federal workforce. Was this inevitable, or were they misled? Let’s break it all down.
The concept of parental alienation (PA) and Parental Alienation Syndrome (PAS) has been highly controversial, particularly in legal, psychological, and social fields. The core idea behind parental alienation is that one parent (typically in high-conflict divorces) manipulates a child into unjustifiably rejecting the other parent. However, critics argue that the concept is scientifically weak, misused in family courts, and harmful to children and abuse victims. Here is psychologist Dr. Ana researching about this rabbit hole:
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And then there are people who try to defend it:
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Below are key criticisms:
Lack of Scientific Validity The term Parental Alienation Syndrome (PAS) was introduced by psychiatrist Richard Gardner in the 1980s but has been widely rejected by major psychological organizations, including the American Psychological Association (APA). PAS was not included in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-5) due to insufficient empirical support. While parental alienation (as a behavior) is recognized, critics argue that the syndrome itself is not a scientifically validated mental disorder.
Weaponization in Family Courts PA is often invoked in custody disputes, sometimes used as a defense by parents accused of domestic abuse. Abusers have been known to claim alienation to discredit allegations of violence, shifting focus from abuse to supposed brainwashing by the protective parent. Courts have sometimes ruled in favor of the accused parent, even in cases where allegations of abuse had substantial evidence.
Oversimplification of Family Dynamics Parent-child estrangement can result from various factors, including actual abuse, neglect, or a child’s independent decision. Critics argue that applying a PA framework risks misinterpreting complex relationships, potentially forcing children to reunite with unsafe parents.
Gender Bias Concerns Research suggests that accusations of PA are disproportionately used against mothers. Women who report abuse risk losing custody if the father claims alienation. This has led to accusations that PA is used as a tool to undermine protective mothers rather than addressing legitimate concerns.
Lack of Standardized Diagnosis and Treatment No universal or objective criteria exist for diagnosing PA. Proposed treatments, such as “reunification therapy,” are also controversial, with reports of coercion and psychological harm to children forced into contact with rejected parents.
Conclusion
While genuine cases of unjustified parental alienation exist, critics argue that the broad and often unscientific application of the concept causes harm, particularly to abuse victims and children. Many advocate for a more nuanced approach that prioritizes child safety rather than assuming alienation without deeper investigation.
Jon Stewart tackles Trump’s attempt to be the Super Bowl MVP and examines the president’s rejection of federal agencies, birthright citizenship, and basic constitutional checks and balances. Plus, John Oliver welcomes America to its monarchy era.
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Rick Wilson is NOT here for the shock from Trump voters. It was an open book test!
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The Lincoln Project is a leading pro-democracy organization in the United States — dedicated to the preservation, protection, and defense of democracy. Our fight against Trumpism is only beginning. We must combat these forces everywhere and at all times — our democracy depends on it.
Riley Gaines backed Trump’s brutal immigration agenda—now her own husband faces deportation, and MAGA isn’t coming to save her. Maz Jobrani breaks it down.
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President-elect Donald Trump campaigned on the promise that he’ll make the border “strong and powerful.” When asked about mass deportations, he said his administration would have “no choice” but to proceed. Now, some in his MAGA base are balking at the plan’s high costs. David Shuster breaks it down on Rebel HQ.
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The new administration of the USA wants is enabling Project 2025 and in consequence they plan to make Romance Stories illegal – and throw the authors in prison:
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