The Empire as portrayed in Andor isn’t as invasive as in the other works, but that’s exactly why it’s so scary. It’s what scares Luthen into action. A lot of people and characters look at the Empire and think “well they’re not so bad I guess”, and this allows them to expand their control in little mundane increments. By the time it reaches a level of control comparable to 1984, it will be too late. That’s why Luthen provokes them. He wants them to show the Galaxy their true nature before they achieve absolute power, so that the people realize exactly what kind of monster they have running the government and the institutions, and that it must be fought and brought down whatever the cost, now that they still have a chance. The Empire in Andor is scary because it’s evil at the start is mundane. Subtle enough that normal people will let it pass by without a glance, and before you realize, it’s already taken over all aspects of your life.
@Josue Roberto Your words are very true and prophetic. Sadly, they most definitely can be applied to our government as well. I do fear greatly for future generations. 🤔
Only thing is most of the empires "oppression" happened in the outer rim, the region which revokted during the clone wars. Just like how the union occupied the confederacy in the american civil war the empire occupied former seperatist space. And people didnt support it because "its not so bad". Fact is dictatorship is much more convenient for most people than democracy. Best example would again be the empire: under the republic most of the galaxy was lawless, which is what happens when society only values personal liberty (we see this very well with gun and drug violence in the united states). After Palpatine declared the new order and implemented the tarkin doctrine crime and piracy was crushed with, as tarkin would say, "one swift stroke". People dont just oppose a system because it allegedly is tyrannical. They oppose a system because they are the ones who loose out in the current status quo. And most "dystopian" societies generally enjoy mass support because the majority usually benefits from them.
Quite a decent essay. You missed a crucial trick, though, not analyzing Andor's prison arc, and how it placed the previously more generic fascism firmly in the domain of current American practice. It means that Nemik wasn't speaking to just anybody, he was speaking to _you_! I really miss those days when fascist dystopias were mere fiction and not a pressing global concern. Then again, in "those days" I probably just didn't notice. Nemik was speaking to me too.
There always were people speaking against fascism and the rise of human atomization as far back as the formation of the League of the Just, maybe even the Jacobins themselves. We are under a barrage of propaganda, though. So getting to Nemiks message and being in a state of accepting it as a valid warning takes time, effort, and the right experiences.
@@leonamvonborowsky7559 fascism and human atomization? Do you even know what fascism is or do you just call anything political that you dont like fascist? There was no noteworthy atomization in nazi germany, which was due to the fact that most people were fanatically devoted towards hitler and his ideas. However it was very much present in the soviet union, mainly because most peoole didnt really care about the economic theories of karl marx. Also ingsoc is not purely or even primarily fascist. Its a blend of nazism and bolshevism. Its a trap set up by orwell: if you call it fascist then you are probably left-wing, if you call it communist then you are probably right-wing.
@@miniaturejayhawk8702Theres nothing Marxist-Leninist about Airstrip One, if anything its closer to the globalist open society designs of the Ford Foundation than it is to any historic regime.
Thank you for making this vedio. It is a inspiration for us who really live in a totalitarian regime. "The Imperial need for control is so desperate because it is so unnatural. Tyranny requires constant effort. It breaks, it leaks. Authority is brittle." Let's change the word Imperial for communists. That is the best comment for the blank paper movement in China.
Well I'd argue that there is in fact a religion in 1984 Because the twist is, the party doesn't need power to do something with it, they need it just for the sake of it. The party's members maintain power because they believe that this power must exist. They kinda worship power as their ultimate god, they even have a quote "God is power". I think there is a lot in common between them and some religious cults
Yes - but in this case the government was an evil dictator regime which deserved to be blown up to get more freedom, less oppression, racism killing of minorities, that's the good fight in star wars, love it :)
Uprated. 7.5/10 - I assume 3rd year university level humanities course. Additional analysis needed in relation to the 3 selected titles with modern American fascism, not just historical fascism as detailed by others. You mention 1984 is a possible future fascism; it's mostly here already. For example, modern American fascism is much more slickly compelling and clever than depicted in fiction. Since the major policies don't change between Bush, Obama, Trump and Biden, we have an inverted totalitarianism (coined by Sheldon Wolin) where there is no Mussolini figure, but a faceless managed Democracy, LLC. Keep everything; add 3-4 mins more of comparative analysis before submission, if possible. Also, just want to point out the ironic meme that your final project on Fascism is for Humanities 322 class, and Order 322 is The Brotherhood of Death (Skull & Bones), which George W. Bush was a member. He signed into law The Patriot Act (spy on all of us, limit freedoms) after 9/11 and embarked us on what's now known as "endless wars" (we've always been at war with Eastasia), which is a topic of your project. :)
Thanks for the criticism! Yes unfortunately some of the ideas in my script weren't fully fleshed out due to deadline constraints. May do a similar video one day with a longer analysis and a better mic.
@@TheVomcharTV If you want to push the envelope in this field of study in your 4th year, you can perhaps weave into a project or thesis that in Andor, the people of Ferix consider the Empire as the terrorists and the Empire considers the Ferix rebels as terrorists. Similarly, the Taliban consider the NATO armies as terrorists and vice versa. The Taliban 1.0 were (backward?) highly theocratic autocracy that ruled the people with an iron fist. Then the Empire invaded Afghanistan for resource extraction and military colonialization, and the Taliban were pushed into the wind. 20 year struggle later, we now have Taliban 2.0, who successfully defeated the Empire and brought order back to Afghanistan from the totally corrupted puppet Empire vassal government. The fight is not over as the Empire continues to sponsor terrorist factions in Afghanistan (ISISK) to attempt to destabilize the new Taliban regime. What is life like on liberated Ferix under Taliban 2.0 control? Luckily, you can see for yourself due to the brave vloggers who have gone there since Aug 2022 (a year after the Taliban victory). Doesn't look like the picture our Empire MSM is telling us... quite the opposite, really. Blackman da Traveler (UK) Wandering Emma (Scotland) My Expat Diary (Europe) Chris Must List (Canada) Maryjane (USA) Our Afghanistan (local news) Luke and Paulie (USA) Backpacker Ben (UK) bald and bankrupt (UK)
If you look back to the last century, Clinton just happened to have Serbia bombed as the Lewinsky scandal was at its height while simultaneously laying the seeds both of the incarceration epidemic with the Three Strikes Law and The Great Recession with the Community Reinvestment Act. Bush I just happened to have United States declare war on Iraq having had a resume that included all the countries in Iraq, facing lower numbers in the midterm polls, and with the remarks of the US ambassador to Iraq on record being something along the lines of "we have no opinion on your dispute with Kuwait." Even Reagan while campaigning spoke with Khomeini to delay the release of the hostages to make himself more competitive. Tangentially, if USA is totalitarian, then Europe and China are basically the Hitler Plus subscription.
The message is always, it is better to risk your literal life, liberty, and livelihood to disrupt and destroy systematic and institutionalized racism, economic and political exploitation, and for profit militarism that only benefits wealthy elites and corporations. Even though the oppressive system will first discredit you, then if you persist, the system will detain you, and ultimately it will kill you. That is the only message.
13:48 That is not true. Young Luke Skywalker wanted to join the Rebel Alliance long before his aunt and uncle got merced. He had a thirst for high adventure and action. And wanted to be a more productive citizen to the galaxy than just being a moisture farmer on Tattooine.
he didn’t want to join the rebels; he wanted to join the imperial flight academy. he wanted to fly away from the farm and have adventure, but didn’t yet have any motivation to fight the empire.
it’s kind of the case for both. in a new hope, luke says he wants to go to “the academy”. in expanded material, it’s revealed that this is the imperial flight academy. either way, luke at least does not want to become a jedi and fight against the empire until the empire kills his aunt and uncle
It's interesting that "fighting fascism" is pretty common in movies and shows....but when was the last time you saw a "fighting communism" show? Yes, there are some...but very few.
maybe because communism isn’t currently perceived as a major threat in today’s culture… media tends to focus on current cultural anxieties. plus, fascism is a lot easier to simplify and present in terms of science fiction i think
@@hawkins347 i'm not saying they aren't and that communist regimes weren't a horrible thing in the 20th century. i just chose three specific stories (of American/British origin) that don't focus on communism specifically.
@@scooble NO if anything its woke because it depicts ALL THE WOMEN being complicit in the oppression of other women... being woke is being awakened to an idea or ideal
@@MrColuber Maybe just anti-White racism and bigotry #Karma hahahah Just how do nutters use being awake, being enlightened to the plight of human suffering as a derogatory term is beyond me hahaha
@@chasx7062 "Just how do nutters use being awake, being enlightened to the plight of human suffering as a derogatory term is beyond me hahaha" Maybe because being woke isn't being enlightened to the plight of human suffering, but really the opposite? Also, Karma has no place painting huge swaths of people with a single brush. That's just bad karma man. Heh.
None of those three actually have anything to do with Fascism! Andor is about Imperialism, 1984 is about extreme Socialism, and Hand Maids is about Theocracy
noun. Britannica Dictionary definition of FASCISM. [noncount] 1. or Fascism : a way of organizing a society in which a government ruled by a dictator controls the lives of the people and in which people are not allowed to disagree with the government.
What's that RUclips? You want me to critique someone's class project just because I watched a few lore videos? Oh well... >1984 (best thesis) Ah, George Orwell's (aka Eric Blair's) most famous work. While I don't think it is best story by any stretch, it does contain a fairly great criticism of what USSR, USA, and PRC were offering to the table... as much as someone who had his ideals crushed with Republican Spain anyway. >Star Wars (best story source) My general feelings towards Star Wars are fairly... mixed. But nonetheless it is the only of the three of these of which I can generally have ever considered myself a fan of. However I don't think Star Wars is the right story for forming a [serious] political thesis around, given that main reason why Galactic Empire is evil is because it is run by "literally Satan"/"outright worse than Satan". As for Andor in particular... idk, I prefer KOTOR anyway. >Handmaid's Tale (worst of the three) Ah yes, a story inspired by the events of Islamic Revolution in Iran; because American Evangelicals are totally like Shia Iranians, a statement that was hopefully easy to read as a blatant sarcastic one by someone who is an outsider equally to both nations: me. But nevermind that parallel, I'm more curious as to how the hell did some random cult take power over United Fucking States. Why did no other religious group, no shadow government, no foreign power, nor straight-up gigachad warlord (if fertility really is that low, shouldn't we have Fist of Northstar type of scenario on our hands?) try to at the very least take a piece of that pie, let alone stop them? Oh yeah, and we somehow don't have a war in Canada. So in essence 95% of problems of your video stems from including the outright non scientific and merely dystopian work, as well as the political (and very unsubtle) implications surrounding it. In all honesty I find it hilarious that you had to show Orange man and Capitol Jan 6 thing, because you are such free-thinking American individual!.. not. Fine, I'll say something that you can brag to your teacher about: you can become a prominent political commentator given a Sinophile with "Death to America[n State]" watched your video to the end, and I'd rather sing praises to Saddam Hussein and IEA than say anything positive about state of civics in the land of Great Satan. And if your prof does not believe you, I think I am unique enough to be proven to be not a bot and (probably) unaffiliated with you whatsoever. You were given a free anti-thesis paper after all, HH
@@putinpunhere So Sinophile, I would respond to your comment if i could understand it hehe. Dystopia is often the result of Fascism... It is great that China has eleviated 850m out of poverty but why cannot the AmeriKKKan have their Second Revolution?
@@chasx7062 KKK is a joke with a cool title, as for a new American Revolution... I'll just refer to MGRR's Armstrong speech about his dream and move on.
The Empire as portrayed in Andor isn’t as invasive as in the other works, but that’s exactly why it’s so scary. It’s what scares Luthen into action. A lot of people and characters look at the Empire and think “well they’re not so bad I guess”, and this allows them to expand their control in little mundane increments. By the time it reaches a level of control comparable to 1984, it will be too late. That’s why Luthen provokes them. He wants them to show the Galaxy their true nature before they achieve absolute power, so that the people realize exactly what kind of monster they have running the government and the institutions, and that it must be fought and brought down whatever the cost, now that they still have a chance. The Empire in Andor is scary because it’s evil at the start is mundane. Subtle enough that normal people will let it pass by without a glance, and before you realize, it’s already taken over all aspects of your life.
@Josue Roberto Your words are very true and prophetic. Sadly, they most definitely can be applied to our government as well. I do fear greatly for future generations. 🤔
Only thing is most of the empires "oppression" happened in the outer rim, the region which revokted during the clone wars. Just like how the union occupied the confederacy in the american civil war the empire occupied former seperatist space.
And people didnt support it because "its not so bad". Fact is dictatorship is much more convenient for most people than democracy. Best example would again be the empire: under the republic most of the galaxy was lawless, which is what happens when society only values personal liberty (we see this very well with gun and drug violence in the united states). After Palpatine declared the new order and implemented the tarkin doctrine crime and piracy was crushed with, as tarkin would say, "one swift stroke".
People dont just oppose a system because it allegedly is tyrannical. They oppose a system because they are the ones who loose out in the current status quo. And most "dystopian" societies generally enjoy mass support because the majority usually benefits from them.
Quite a decent essay. You missed a crucial trick, though, not analyzing Andor's prison arc, and how it placed the previously more generic fascism firmly in the domain of current American practice. It means that Nemik wasn't speaking to just anybody, he was speaking to _you_!
I really miss those days when fascist dystopias were mere fiction and not a pressing global concern. Then again, in "those days" I probably just didn't notice. Nemik was speaking to me too.
There always were people speaking against fascism and the rise of human atomization as far back as the formation of the League of the Just, maybe even the Jacobins themselves.
We are under a barrage of propaganda, though. So getting to Nemiks message and being in a state of accepting it as a valid warning takes time, effort, and the right experiences.
@@leonamvonborowsky7559 fascism and human atomization? Do you even know what fascism is or do you just call anything political that you dont like fascist?
There was no noteworthy atomization in nazi germany, which was due to the fact that most people were fanatically devoted towards hitler and his ideas. However it was very much present in the soviet union, mainly because most peoole didnt really care about the economic theories of karl marx.
Also ingsoc is not purely or even primarily fascist. Its a blend of nazism and bolshevism. Its a trap set up by orwell: if you call it fascist then you are probably left-wing, if you call it communist then you are probably right-wing.
@@miniaturejayhawk8702 yup, it's both, it's pure unadulterated authoritarianism
@@miniaturejayhawk8702Theres nothing Marxist-Leninist about Airstrip One, if anything its closer to the globalist open society designs of the Ford Foundation than it is to any historic regime.
Thank you for making this vedio. It is a inspiration for us who really live in a totalitarian regime. "The Imperial need for control is so desperate because it is so unnatural. Tyranny requires constant effort. It breaks, it leaks. Authority is brittle." Let's change the word Imperial for communists. That is the best comment for the blank paper movement in China.
"I hate China regardless of what it is." very wholesomebigchungus69420 of you
OR, hear me out, change the word to CAPITALISM...Poof, mind blown! best comment for occupy wall street movement in the US
@@putinpunhere this dude said he lived in china though..
@@stvnsvids Ah yes. of course.
Well I'd argue that there is in fact a religion in 1984
Because the twist is, the party doesn't need power to do something with it, they need it just for the sake of it. The party's members maintain power because they believe that this power must exist. They kinda worship power as their ultimate god, they even have a quote "God is power". I think there is a lot in common between them and some religious cults
good point!
together we can blow up the government -george "star wars" lucas
Then create a government that's just as bad,just ruled by many instead of one.
Yes - but in this case the government was an evil dictator regime which deserved to be blown up to get more freedom, less oppression, racism killing of minorities, that's the good fight in star wars, love it :)
Chad
Verrry interesting. Now, if you don't mind waiting, the ISB is already on it's way to take you to interrogation and processing.
I need to reread 1984 its so fricking good and you’ve convinced me that I should check out the Handmaid’s Tale too now
Handmaid’s tale is one of the most heartbreaking stories I’ve ever experienced on screen. Steel yourself. June’s journey is…let’s just say…grim.
Never read 1984 if you have depression, its just effen bleak, AND THERE IS JUST NO HOPE WHATSOEVER
Handmaid's Tale is literally fetish material and has no philosophical value
Epic final assignment submission.
Uprated. 7.5/10 - I assume 3rd year university level humanities course. Additional analysis needed in relation to the 3 selected titles with modern American fascism, not just historical fascism as detailed by others. You mention 1984 is a possible future fascism; it's mostly here already. For example, modern American fascism is much more slickly compelling and clever than depicted in fiction. Since the major policies don't change between Bush, Obama, Trump and Biden, we have an inverted totalitarianism (coined by Sheldon Wolin) where there is no Mussolini figure, but a faceless managed Democracy, LLC. Keep everything; add 3-4 mins more of comparative analysis before submission, if possible.
Also, just want to point out the ironic meme that your final project on Fascism is for Humanities 322 class, and Order 322 is The Brotherhood of Death (Skull & Bones), which George W. Bush was a member. He signed into law The Patriot Act (spy on all of us, limit freedoms) after 9/11 and embarked us on what's now known as "endless wars" (we've always been at war with Eastasia), which is a topic of your project. :)
Thanks for the criticism! Yes unfortunately some of the ideas in my script weren't fully fleshed out due to deadline constraints. May do a similar video one day with a longer analysis and a better mic.
@@TheVomcharTV If you want to push the envelope in this field of study in your 4th year, you can perhaps weave into a project or thesis that in Andor, the people of Ferix consider the Empire as the terrorists and the Empire considers the Ferix rebels as terrorists. Similarly, the Taliban consider the NATO armies as terrorists and vice versa.
The Taliban 1.0 were (backward?) highly theocratic autocracy that ruled the people with an iron fist. Then the Empire invaded Afghanistan for resource extraction and military colonialization, and the Taliban were pushed into the wind. 20 year struggle later, we now have Taliban 2.0, who successfully defeated the Empire and brought order back to Afghanistan from the totally corrupted puppet Empire vassal government. The fight is not over as the Empire continues to sponsor terrorist factions in Afghanistan (ISISK) to attempt to destabilize the new Taliban regime.
What is life like on liberated Ferix under Taliban 2.0 control? Luckily, you can see for yourself due to the brave vloggers who have gone there since Aug 2022 (a year after the Taliban victory). Doesn't look like the picture our Empire MSM is telling us... quite the opposite, really.
Blackman da Traveler (UK)
Wandering Emma (Scotland)
My Expat Diary (Europe)
Chris Must List (Canada)
Maryjane (USA)
Our Afghanistan (local news)
Luke and Paulie (USA)
Backpacker Ben (UK)
bald and bankrupt (UK)
If you look back to the last century, Clinton just happened to have Serbia bombed as the Lewinsky scandal was at its height while simultaneously laying the seeds both of the incarceration epidemic with the Three Strikes Law and The Great Recession with the Community Reinvestment Act. Bush I just happened to have United States declare war on Iraq having had a resume that included all the countries in Iraq, facing lower numbers in the midterm polls, and with the remarks of the US ambassador to Iraq on record being something along the lines of "we have no opinion on your dispute with Kuwait." Even Reagan while campaigning spoke with Khomeini to delay the release of the hostages to make himself more competitive. Tangentially, if USA is totalitarian, then Europe and China are basically the Hitler Plus subscription.
The message is always, it is better to risk your literal life, liberty, and livelihood to disrupt and destroy systematic and institutionalized racism, economic and political exploitation, and for profit militarism that only benefits wealthy elites and corporations. Even though the oppressive system will first discredit you, then if you persist, the system will detain you, and ultimately it will kill you.
That is the only message.
I too support the Unabomber and brave mujahedeen fighters in Afghanistan, also the nation of Chad.
"We do not fight fascists because we think we can win. We fight fascists because they are fascists."
Chris Hedges
Excellent analysis of these three great SF stories.
Lore of Fighting Fascism in Science Fiction: 1984, The Handmaid's Tale and Andor (HUM 322 Final Project) Momentum 100
13:48 That is not true. Young Luke Skywalker wanted to join the Rebel Alliance long before his aunt and uncle got merced. He had a thirst for high adventure and action. And wanted to be a more productive citizen to the galaxy than just being a moisture farmer on Tattooine.
he didn’t want to join the rebels; he wanted to join the imperial flight academy. he wanted to fly away from the farm and have adventure, but didn’t yet have any motivation to fight the empire.
@@TheVomcharTV isn’t that what Han Solo did in his Solo Movie? You sure you’re not mixing up Luke Skywalker & Han Solo?
it’s kind of the case for both. in a new hope, luke says he wants to go to “the academy”. in expanded material, it’s revealed that this is the imperial flight academy. either way, luke at least does not want to become a jedi and fight against the empire until the empire kills his aunt and uncle
If you read the novelisation or watch the deleted scenes, he talks with Biggs who was already at the academy and planned to defect to the rebellion.
Educate, Agitate, Organize! Fascism dies under the boot of a victorious Working Class!
It's interesting that "fighting fascism" is pretty common in movies and shows....but when was the last time you saw a "fighting communism" show? Yes, there are some...but very few.
maybe because communism isn’t currently perceived as a major threat in today’s culture… media tends to focus on current cultural anxieties. plus, fascism is a lot easier to simplify and present in terms of science fiction i think
@@TheVomcharTV Because Communism is alive and well in Hollywood. Why would they show Communism in a negative light when they embrace it?
@@robertsleeth861 That's not communisim.
@@TheVomcharTV Believe me, Eastern Europeans are still carrying that trauma.
@@hawkins347 i'm not saying they aren't and that communist regimes weren't a horrible thing in the 20th century. i just chose three specific stories (of American/British origin) that don't focus on communism specifically.
"I dont know what fascism is", the video
It’s the classic debating topic red or dead
Warhammer 40k: "Some guy didn't praise the Emperor today so I fucking glass his entire planet."
hi
Andor making #Woke Great Again 😍
The Handmaids tale was 'woke' too, when Emily (a lesbian) was forced to undergo genital surgery and her lover was executed in front of her.
@@scooble NO if anything its woke because it depicts ALL THE WOMEN being complicit in the oppression of other women... being woke is being awakened to an idea or ideal
Wait. Are you saying that Andor is making racism and bigotry great again? That's not cool. That's not cool at all.
@@MrColuber Maybe just anti-White racism and bigotry #Karma hahahah
Just how do nutters use being awake, being enlightened to the plight of human suffering as a derogatory term is beyond me hahaha
@@chasx7062 "Just how do nutters use being awake, being enlightened to the plight of human suffering as a derogatory term is beyond me hahaha"
Maybe because being woke isn't being enlightened to the plight of human suffering, but really the opposite?
Also, Karma has no place painting huge swaths of people with a single brush. That's just bad karma man.
Heh.
None of those three actually have anything to do with Fascism! Andor is about Imperialism, 1984 is about extreme Socialism, and Hand Maids is about Theocracy
noun. Britannica Dictionary definition of FASCISM. [noncount] 1. or Fascism : a way of organizing a society in which a government ruled by a dictator controls the lives of the people and in which people are not allowed to disagree with the government.
@@TheVomcharTV start to learn, rather than just googling
@@rkdeshdeepak4131 Next thing you will be telling me that National Socialism is leftwing ideology??? LOL
@@TheVomcharTV Someone might argue that such definition fits communism as well. After all, Stalin was not a fascist.
@@MrColuber BUT Stalin was definitely a National Socialist as was Mao??? heh
lmao cringe
What's that RUclips? You want me to critique someone's class project just because I watched a few lore videos? Oh well...
>1984 (best thesis)
Ah, George Orwell's (aka Eric Blair's) most famous work. While I don't think it is best story by any stretch, it does contain a fairly great criticism of what USSR, USA, and PRC were offering to the table... as much as someone who had his ideals crushed with Republican Spain anyway.
>Star Wars (best story source)
My general feelings towards Star Wars are fairly... mixed. But nonetheless it is the only of the three of these of which I can generally have ever considered myself a fan of. However I don't think Star Wars is the right story for forming a [serious] political thesis around, given that main reason why Galactic Empire is evil is because it is run by "literally Satan"/"outright worse than Satan". As for Andor in particular... idk, I prefer KOTOR anyway.
>Handmaid's Tale (worst of the three)
Ah yes, a story inspired by the events of Islamic Revolution in Iran; because American Evangelicals are totally like Shia Iranians, a statement that was hopefully easy to read as a blatant sarcastic one by someone who is an outsider equally to both nations: me. But nevermind that parallel, I'm more curious as to how the hell did some random cult take power over United Fucking States. Why did no other religious group, no shadow government, no foreign power, nor straight-up gigachad warlord (if fertility really is that low, shouldn't we have Fist of Northstar type of scenario on our hands?) try to at the very least take a piece of that pie, let alone stop them? Oh yeah, and we somehow don't have a war in Canada.
So in essence 95% of problems of your video stems from including the outright non scientific and merely dystopian work, as well as the political (and very unsubtle) implications surrounding it. In all honesty I find it hilarious that you had to show Orange man and Capitol Jan 6 thing, because you are such free-thinking American individual!.. not. Fine, I'll say something that you can brag to your teacher about: you can become a prominent political commentator given a Sinophile with "Death to America[n State]" watched your video to the end, and I'd rather sing praises to Saddam Hussein and IEA than say anything positive about state of civics in the land of Great Satan. And if your prof does not believe you, I think I am unique enough to be proven to be not a bot and (probably) unaffiliated with you whatsoever. You were given a free anti-thesis paper after all, HH
Wtf is all that gibberish
@@chasx7062 Other opinions, you should try to look for them sometime.
@@putinpunhere So Sinophile, I would respond to your comment if i could understand it hehe. Dystopia is often the result of Fascism... It is great that China has eleviated 850m out of poverty but why cannot the AmeriKKKan have their Second Revolution?
@@chasx7062 KKK is a joke with a cool title, as for a new American Revolution... I'll just refer to MGRR's Armstrong speech about his dream and move on.
@@putinpunhere
Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance?