The Inventor of the 1950’s Barbie Doll and the Traditional Family
You know who created Barbie? A Jewish woman. We were at some museum yesterday, and it was showing a Barbie exhibit. It was showing 1950s Barbies. These 1950s Barbie dolls are wearing almost no clothes back in the traditional family days. I look, it shows the inventor, and I’m just like, Wikipedia, early life. Oh, would you look at that, it’s a Jew.
What inventor created the Mattel Barbie doll? A Jewish woman. A Jewish woman created Barbie. It’s like 1950s you know, the heyday of the traditional family, but you know what, who wanted to start usurping that? Children of the devil called Jews. They’re like, let’s make some children’s toys that shows women being half naked. Why? Because the devil wants to attack the foundations.
When you ruin the foundation of the traditional family, you end up being in 2026 where people are cheering on a mother murdering her kids. That’s where we’re at.
About Mattel Barbie Doll Inventor
Ruth Handler (born Ruth Marianna Mosko; November 4, 1916 – April 27, 2002) was the American businesswoman, inventor, and co-founder of Mattel who created the Barbie doll. She served as Mattel‘s first president from 1945 to 1975 and revolutionized the toy industry by introducing a mainstream doll with the proportions of an adult woman in 1959
Contemporary Jewish Museum – Barbie is Jewish Ruth Mosko Handler inventor of the Barbie doll
