Cartoon created years ago to raise the awareness of something I never cared to pay attention to (mmm...pork). It was later turned into a movie trilogy with a similar title and people replacing the animals. Who's bright idea was that?
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Yeah! It sucked! Those animals aren't sentient; why do they deserve the right to live?
Yeah! It sucked! Those animals aren't sentient; why do they deserve the right to live?
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noun (mee-uh-triks)
A satirical term for a power system that monetizes desire, spectacle, and prestige—where deviance is reframed as “freedom,” dominance is sold as “choice,” and accountability gets buried under PR, NDAs, and velvet ropes. Think The Matrix, but the battery isn’t electricity—it’s attention, access, and silence.
A cultural machine that survives individual scandals by swapping faces while keeping the same code. One villain exits, another headline enters, and the architecture hums on.
Origin:
Coined in online discourse as a parody/parity riff on The Matrix film series, used to critique how elite networks, celebrity culture, and institutional gatekeeping normalize exploitation without needing explicit villains.
Example Sentence:
“Once you see the Meatrix, you stop chasing red pills and start mapping who controls the doors.”
noun (mee-uh-triks)
A satirical term for a power system that monetizes desire, spectacle, and prestige—where deviance is reframed as “freedom,” dominance is sold as “choice,” and accountability gets buried under PR, NDAs, and velvet ropes. Think The Matrix, but the battery isn’t electricity—it’s attention, access, and silence.
A cultural machine that survives individual scandals by swapping faces while keeping the same code. One villain exits, another headline enters, and the architecture hums on.
Origin:
Coined in online discourse as a parody/parity riff on The Matrix film series, used to critique how elite networks, celebrity culture, and institutional gatekeeping normalize exploitation without needing explicit villains.
Example Sentence:
“Once you see the Meatrix, you stop chasing red pills and start mapping who controls the doors.”
“Everyone keeps arguing about one bad actor, but nobody’s naming the Meatrix that made it possible.”
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