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Remember what the colonel when we repel the brotherhood's attack and the purifier starts working, crowds of people will flow to the enclave for support, help and water

brotherhood of steel ...... a bunch of rabid fanatics who believe that all pre-war technologies should belong to them and yes, they still do not produce anything new, but only sit on a pile of technology...Well, they've collected this damn piece of scrap metal that can be blown up from the most ancient artel..But the Enclave has all their equipment, armor, weapons and equipment, they produce themselves and also, they use more than the best versions of Vertibird, such as combat and cargo

Stallone movie = got the world right, but Dredd himself wrong on every level. Urban movie = more realistic world less comic accurate, but gets Dredd himself right in very way possible

The stealth concept is a Russian idea. Funny how the Firefox nose looks almost identical to the F117 which was being developed at the same time. Also Russia produces most of the world’s titanium, a key element for jet engine turbine blades.

The comics do contain a lot of different stories about the judges and the system they uphold. Judges plant agitators to pro-democracy rallies and harass their leaders to disrupt their cause. A reporter uncovering that the judges are pumping calming drugs into the city to keep the people more docile is given the option between a life sentence in isolation or a lobotomy. The drug administering system is even used against the city when East Meg One agents pump drugs through it to cause mass hysteria across Mega City One before the Apocalypse War. Even Anderson, with her positive look on life, acting as a lively counter to Dredd's dourness, isn't beyond thinking about the immediate greater good. She sentences an innocent man, effectively the second coming of Buddha Christ, even though she knows he's good and honest person. Purely because him being left alone would cause too much civil unrest and social upheaval. There's also characters like Jack Point, who are far grayer, operating as undercover agents in the underworld, where they have to navigate between their own morals and the law.

Yes, BUT you got it the wrong way around: The ending of Firefly works more than ever. It's SOCIETY that doesn't work anymore. 😉 One of the biggest problems today is: Everyone talks about politics, but no one has read the book 😄

The only way to get past capitalism is if you have enough automation to create a post-scarcity anarcho capitalism society. There will always be somebody willing to trade this for that, but with enough automation, it would be few and far between. Something like the second book in Isaac Asimov's robot series. Socialism can only work in a tiny microcosm like a family or a commune of a few dozen people, and even then the commune will only last for so long.

There are some problems depicted in the game, but there are a lot of positives. You're pretty much allowed to open carry whatever you want so there is no NFA. You are allowed to make whatever modifications to your own body that you want. There is a lot of upward mobility. One of the criticisms was the idea that medical care favors the wealthy, but that's the way it is in real life, even under socialism.

Pandoras Box in reverse🤔

Fun Fact: Russia can (and ocasionaly does) put up, questionable, claims to US Territory, from Alaska to parts of California and Hawaii.

So comited to Democracy that they cant risk the people vote the wrong way, unfortunately is the perfect description of modern "liberalism"

For an alternative look at "Post Big Corpo" look into the Heavy Gear setting, at the planet of Caprice. While underdeveloped, the base idea behind them is that Earth started colonies on other worlds, one of them was a Mars-like shit hole of dome living and mining. Eventually Earth consumes itself with civil war, and cuts off all the supply and support shipments to other planets, including Caprice. Being a barren hellscape that was only ever populated for mining, they are rather screwed. The only groups with the resources to save the abandoned world were the big companies (mining, dome construction, underground agro, etc) so they took over. But in doing so, the people and the corpos wrote new law that basically says you're a citizen of the corp you work for, and it is your responsibility to protect/serve/make them succeed, while at the same time the corpos primary responsibility is the welfare of their employees (not fiduciary duty to the stockholders, because they're all on earth, behind a close jump gate and massive war). It's an... interesting flavor of dystopia, and I think it could really stand to be fleshed out.

Portmerion, the location where the show was made, actualy was used as a internment facility in WW II.

Dredd 2012 is my favourite film. Everything about it from performances writing satire action aesthetics and visual effects is perfect. It's the only film that looks better in 3d.

Discovery is what happens when you hire political playwrites who can't fill a student theatre at teh local community college, to work on something with not only a budget, but a history that they despise.

You mean early stage communism.

Okay you edgy Hobbsian/Nietzsche fan. I have to disagree. Clothes do not make a man a Nazi.

This guy predicted the WEF by 30 years.

Another eye-opening companion piece about late-stage capitalism is 2012's "Syndicate." The opening intro reveals so much information in only about a minute or two, and the rest of the game does a pretty good job of showing some of the consequences and implications of everything.

Thank the Mig-25 for the invention of the F-15.

3:20 wait is that literally you

Cobra was the blue-print for the face-less corona-fascists. They look the same.

Id watch that movie...

Ascension was horrible. Before it devolved into mystery boxes. The very premise is retarded for non-american viewer. I suspect even for american viewer as well. 1. No one sees 50's America as anything but land of great opportunity and of free people, only some Americans try to sell a story that it was bad. Who says that? leftist boomers, the worst people that ever lived in modern context with mommy and daddy issues? So basically-people who hate their parents and thus times they lived in? Why do you believe in this nonsense? oh noes, but WASPS were mean and stiff! for whom? its all figment of your imagination, no one who emigrated to USA during that period shares this "observation". 2. No one wants to watch 50's America in space, as in metaphor for class division. Its absurd 3. No one cares about internal american cultural monologues, stop spitting it out, they are uninteresting. You guys have NOTHING to say. 4. A ship divided into classes and generations IS interesting, but shoud have been treated seriously as a SF concept. And this wasnt doing it. This was yet again american leftists being leftists and thinking they are smart by saying something by pointing finger at it. Thats not smart, its not artistic, its crude, obnoxious and by simpletons for simpletons.

White guilt and the elites using it

you know... you really are an assuhole ....just sing the song, pal.

Every major ongoing story (I hate the word Franchise) I ever liked has been utterly ruined by wokeness. Star Wars, Star Trek James Bond - the list goes on...

23:07 Basically, "Do we have the right to forcibly liberate those who helped enslave us?" When that day comes, I don't think we'll care about them, at all.

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Awesome movie! Ive watched probably close too 100 times. Here's a fun fact .George Miller was an actual Dr in real life at the time of this movie. He saved money on budget by not having to hire a Dr to be on set for stunts and production

Confederate generals (particularly Lee) are hailed as geniuses, but Lee made nearly as many dumb mistakes as some of the lesser Union generals.

I know working men, truckers, most would just die to drugs on UBI.

Could you make a video about Cows With Guns?

I never realized how close we have always beem to this reality until now :(

Nah, its just a movie

Fascism is when military.

HA HA "The one where, we didnt wuss out"

The relevancy of government is based on its ability to unify a people against a perceived external threat. East Asia or Gold-stein or communism or terrorists or climate change. The threat doesn't matter, just the belief the government will protect the people. (See the 'Report from Iron Mountain' a document from the 1960's)

4:18 My Man

you have a vibe like the reporter in max headroom

Our society goal is to define good governce. A process that is eternal and never ending

Dude your videos are great,we gotta make you famous

The Black Hole was a mad-scientist horror film in space. I loved the style of the Cygnus - it seemed Victorian or even Steam -Punk and its emptiness made it particularly creepy.

Yep sounds like where we're at

it's quite funny that the subtext of this show is similar to Bladee's 2021 album ''The fool'' in its lyricism and theme

I have never seen it.... though i remember the endless commercials early days on the SciFi channel. What do you want?...information... where am I? information. You're not getting it. We will by hook or crook.

Erica is wearing Portuguese camo trousers. Awesome camouflage! This is my absolute favourite pattern…

They're watching you... 😮. tavi.

Zero marginal productivity human.