Barbie’s DEMONIC Agenda Exposed!

Barbie as a Cultural and Spiritual Battle

Hey guys, Colin here, and welcome back to Fight For Truth, the channel where we bring you Christian commentary about the things that matter. In today's video, we're going to be talking about the new Barbie movie.

This movie is probably the biggest release of the summer, and it taps into a market that has existed for years, literally. For decades now, little girls have been playing with Barbies, and that's the kind of nostalgia that this movie is obviously trying to tap into.

And millions of dollars were spent to do this. This movie is supposed to be relatively family-friendly, and appeal to younger teens and adults with children as the main demographic. But as you're about to see, this movie was far from family-friendly.

In fact, it was not even appropriate at all for children. Now some people have responded to this complaint, saying that the movie is rated PG -13 for a reason, and it was obviously not meant to be exclusively marketed to children.

My response is that that doesn't matter. The effect is the same. The makers of this movie know that it is literally based on a children's toy, and that children will undoubtedly be a significant portion of the people who watch it.

And knowing that this movie will appeal to little girls, they still decided to make it packed to the gills with radical feminist propaganda and anti-traditional Christian values. But you know what, I'm going to take it a step further.

Not only was Barbie unchristian, obviously, I believe that the movie is part of a new and opposing religion competing for the affections of the American public. Barbie is part of the spirit of the age, and that spirit is hell-bent on worshipping the divine feminine, the goddess of female empowerment, as it were.

This movie, to put it bluntly, is a demonic feminist dumpster fire that is at least partially meant to indoctrinate impressionable young children, especially girls. And therefore, I consider it my responsibility to make a video like this, exposing it for the deceptive absurdity that it truly is.

And this is, of course, when the peanut gallery chimes in, saying, Colin, come on, please, just calm down, take it down a notch, you're taking this way too far. Is the movie Christian? No. But does that mean that it's part of some evil plot to destroy Christian values?

Of course not. Oh really? Well, how about we take a look at the very first scene of the movie and see if that hypothesis holds up. We open with a reference to 2001, A Space Odyssey, wherein some little girls are playing with baby dolls.

And then they discover a giant Barbie. And upon discovering Barbie, the little girls proceed to viciously and violently destroy their baby dolls and literally bash their heads in. And again, keep in mind, this is the first scene of the movie.

Truly, I can think of no better metaphor for modern feminism than this. A bunch of angry, selfish people literally destroying their unborn children in pursuit of becoming a shallow, plastic imitation of a real woman, fully absorbed in their own self-image.

Feminism, Domesticity, and Biblical Womanhood

You see, like it or not, the Bible and traditional femininity encourages women to be domestic, to be focused on managing their household with grace, dignity, and modesty. See Titus 2, 3 -5. But modern feminism says the exact opposite.

It says, who needs a traditional home? Who needs a man? Who needs modesty and dignity, for that matter, when you could instead focus on yourself and your job and your power and your reflection in the mirror, etc.

This doesn't sound very ladylike, does it? This is the worldview of Barbie being presented within the first 30 seconds. So please, don't tell me that this movie doesn't have an agenda. It obviously does.

But let's get into the plot of the story and the worldview being presented there as well. We open with Barbieland in the movie, a matriarchal utopia where all of the positions of power are dominated by women.

The president is a woman. The Supreme Court is all women. The scientists and engineers and award winners and doctors, all women. And where are the men, you ask? Well, the men are referred to as just Kens.

And this kind of obvious contrast is also seen in the marketing of the movie, where they literally say, quote, Barbie is everything, but, quote, he's just Ken. So they're not even being subtle about this at all.

But then Barbie is struck with an existential crisis, which means she has to go out into the real world and find whoever owns her in real life and fix their problem or something like that. And when she gets into the real world, we see yet another contrast.

The real world is dominated by men. And they're all evil men, too, for that matter. Interesting how that happens. The men all catcall Barbie, and one of them even slaps her backside in front of everyone in broad daylight in front of her boyfriend, who is standing right next to her.

Because of course, that happens all the time, I'm sure. I can't stress this enough. Basically, the entire real world in the movie presents men as toxically masculine, disgusting jerks. And when they finally get back to Barbie world, Ken has gotten a taste of this patriarchal society, and he brings it back home with him.

Within one day, the Kens have taken control of Barbieland and have created the Kendam, and they are oppressing all the women. The men just work out and have fun and hang out, and the women dress in skimpy clothes and bring them their drinks.

The only man in Barbieland who does not participate in this behavior is this guy, played by Michael Serra. Basically, he's clearly meant to be the male feminist who's standing up and white-knighting against the patriarchal culture.

And by the way, the Barbies don't just submit to the men willingly. No, they submit to them because they are, quote, brainwashed. What's the implied message here? Well, any woman who would ever submit to a man and give up her amazing feminine power must have been brainwashed into doing so.

Contrast this with the Bible, which tells women to submit to their husbands and for husbands to lovingly lead their wives. That's Ephesians chapter 5. But you see, this positive image of biblical marriage is utterly despised by feminists.

And that's why even in the Church, most people are afraid to teach about biblical submission in gender roles. And in keeping with this feminist idea, the Barbies have to find a solution to the patriarchal oppression of the Kens.

And the solution to this toxic masculinity that they're facing is not for the men to grow up and act properly and act in an ethically masculine way, to protect their women and care for them and treat them with respect.

No, the solution is for the Barbies to become un-brainwashed and take their power back by force. Does this remind you of anything? And how do they get un-brainwashed? Well, the character played by America Ferreira in the movie has to give them a rousing speech about how impossible and terrible it is to be a woman in the modern age because of all of the double standards that have been thrust upon them by the evil men.

And in this way, the Barbies can become enlightened and take their power back from the Kens to restore the matriarchy. But don't worry, this time they've allowed the Kens to serve on some of the lower positions in Barbieland.

Essentially, the message of this movie is that virtually all men are either stupid, evil, or both. And they need strong, independent, good women to stand up, lead the revolution, and make a change. Contrast this with what Paul says in 1 Corinthians 16, 13.

Be watchful, stand firm in the faith, act like men, be strong. You see, in this movie, masculinity is constantly portrayed as evil and oppressive all across the board. But the solution is never actually to solve the problem and cast a vision for proper masculinity.

Instead, they make it abundantly clear that there is no good masculinity. Men need to basically become women. Because being a woman is the highest honor that one could achieve. Don't focus on being a good man, focus on being a low-testosterone beta male who's incapable of being a man in the first place.

That is the message of modern feminism, loud and clear. And of course, they had to put a trans Barbie in the movie as well, because the Bible says that God made us male and female in Genesis 1 .27. But that's an evil, transphobic idea to those in woke Hollywood.

And then at the end of the movie, Barbie basically tells Ken that he needs to realize that they're better off apart from each other. Ken needs to do some soul-searching, some self-actualization, because they really shouldn't be together anymore.

Keep in mind that the Ken doll was made to be Barbie's husband figure and male companion. So separating them without any reconciliation is sending a clear message, in my opinion. We used to think that the world needed to be nuclear families with wives and husbands.

Every Barbie needs a Ken, right? But we're better than that now. We're evolved. Barbie and Ken, symbolically representing men and women, don't actually need each other. What we really need is radical individualism where everyone lives to serve themselves.

What a great message to teach young, impressionable girls, right? And by the way, I should also mention that there are several incredibly inappropriate jokes in this movie that make references to homosexual acts between men.

As I've said this whole time, the makers of this movie knew that children were going to watch it, and they still put that in the movie regardless, because they don't care. This movie is just a small part of the alternative feminist religion that wants to take down Christianity and take down traditional values, so that they can replace these things with the worship of Almighty Woman.

Greta Gerwig, the Apostles' Creed, and the Genesis Creation Account

The director and activist of this film, Greta Gerwig, has basically admitted to this. In an interview with Vogue, she said that she wrote an abstract poem about Barbie. And she actually compared this poem, wait for it, to the Apostles' Creed, of all things, which is one of the earliest creeds of Christian doctrine that we know of.

More than this, she also takes the opportunity to let us know how amusing she finds her perversion of the Genesis creation account. She says, quote, You see, they're not even trying to hide it, guys. They're telling you what they're doing in broad daylight.

The question is, are you paying attention? Or how about this clip, where Margot Robbie, the lead actress in the film, admits that she knew the director would insert her feminist agenda into the movie before it was even made.

Watch this. That's right, the lead actress in Barbie says, in plain English, that the Barbie movie is a, quote, Again, they're not even trying to hide it. And then, of course, there's going to be a bunch of comments when I post this video saying, dude, Colin, why do you care so much?

It's just a stupid movie. Why are you so triggered, man? It's just Barbie. Don't listen when people say this. They're being completely disingenuous. They're acting in bad faith. These creators made a movie for millions of dollars.

They marketed the movie based on a toy for little children, little girls, in fact. And then they went to great lengths to intentionally make the movie full of obnoxious, radical feminist propaganda. I didn't do that.

They did. And then when other people critique the feminist propaganda, they say, it's just a silly movie. Don't get so upset. No. It could have just been a silly movie. In fact, it should have been just a silly movie.

But they wanted to make it more than that. They inserted the pro-choice, LGBT, anti-masculinity, anti-marriage, anti-traditional gender role themes. It's certainly not our fault that we happened to notice the themes that they intentionally put right under our noses.

And the reason I disagree so passionately here is because the radical feminist message is clearly destructive to society. And any part of it, even just a movie, needs to be called out. Look around. They're damaging the family, damaging marriage, damaging the sanctity of human life.

And now they want your kids to be a part of this too. That's why they're going to great lengths to take over all education and all entertainment. Because they know that's where the kids are. So please, keep your children away from this train wreck and don't waste your money watching it.

It's all part of the same tired, unbiblical agenda being pushed endlessly by the secular world. And that is the truth about the Barbie movie. I pray this has been a blessing to you. And please know this video isn't meant as a sinful attack, but rather as a Biblical critique.

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