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For the simpletons who are unable to connect the dots; those that will say "huh, Lego and Nintendo are not Jewish! You're crazy it's just a toy":
Celebrating an anniversary of a console with another toy, marketing specifically to the parents and sad lonely people who will want this, is a telling sign that what is being passed down as history through cultural transmission is dictated by consumerism and escapism.
Mindless entertainment in your childhood is one thing, but purposely celebrating that fact, 35 years later, is the sign of the mentally-arrested masses, those who have no real anniversaries or cultural to celebrate or to pass on their children.
We've all seen it, those dads with young kids, video game shirts, soi looks, proud that their son likes retro games etc. As if it's a rite of passage, or relevant cultural skill, and not just a reflection of the inability to actualise any effect on the world other than passive participation through entertainment.
