Narrator: "...broadcast a message across the galaxy. A declaration heard on every planet, in every system..." Sudden random advertisement: "These mushrooms make you feel...good" The timing was the best part of this story!!! But seriously, a bit of overkill, yes? The Council leaders did a horrible thing, so we're going to destroy several worlds and kill all of the inhabitants of those worlds. In the end, who are the true bad ones?
There are a couple of themes on these stories, this over reaction can be seen in many of our responses to aggression in our history over the last hundred years. The USS Wisconsin was hit by a barrage of mortar fire, three injured, six square feet of wood decking damaged. Their response: remove the mountain that the mortar team, fired from. In the 1980's we has a ship damaged by minefields by Iran, in eight hours the US decimated their fleet and took out two oil wells used for staging amphibious troops, and of course WWII, the Germans drew the world into war while they exterminated Jewish men, women and children, many German people are still devastated by the results of our treatment of their population. These fictional accounts stem from accounts easily found in our history, I am certain over a larger sample period and through every culture on earth, we can find similar stories. Here they can be enlarged, simplified and sterilized without questions being asked during the suspension of belief to allow the orator time to tell a story that on average takes 30 minutes.
Narrator: "...broadcast a message across the galaxy. A declaration heard on every planet, in every system..."
Sudden random advertisement: "These mushrooms make you feel...good"
The timing was the best part of this story!!!
But seriously, a bit of overkill, yes? The Council leaders did a horrible thing, so we're going to destroy several worlds and kill all of the inhabitants of those worlds. In the end, who are the true bad ones?
There are a couple of themes on these stories, this over reaction can be seen in many of our responses to aggression in our history over the last hundred years. The USS Wisconsin was hit by a barrage of mortar fire, three injured, six square feet of wood decking damaged. Their response: remove the mountain that the mortar team, fired from. In the 1980's we has a ship damaged by minefields by Iran, in eight hours the US decimated their fleet and took out two oil wells used for staging amphibious troops, and of course WWII, the Germans drew the world into war while they exterminated Jewish men, women and children, many German people are still devastated by the results of our treatment of their population. These fictional accounts stem from accounts easily found in our history, I am certain over a larger sample period and through every culture on earth, we can find similar stories. Here they can be enlarged, simplified and sterilized without questions being asked during the suspension of belief to allow the orator time to tell a story that on average takes 30 minutes.
What a lot off Bla Bla like trying to ad words to story you heard over and over and I was getting bored as a listener So I went to another story !
You are the one who is full of blah blah blah, if you don't like the story, just skip and don't watch. How pathetic!
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