@E_MartinGoodman@LugarCinema If anything it'd make more sense, and be more brutal if the injured black was crying, begging for mercy, crippled from his injury and dragged over to the curb.
The film is too clean.
@hellznobro@OrwellNGoode Nepotism is only a problem when it produces incompetency by those unskilled or resentment by those coerced.
Otherwise Nepotism is just what having family and community is.
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@HawkeyStep86456@KnomadicZekrom@MikeUns_Swansea Are you from Bath, just for clarification. By the look on maps it looks it'd serve flood plains next to the training ground.
Besides ugly overdevelopment of foreign corporate interest, it's right to oppose these on common sense ecological infrastructure grounds.
@amIredsquirrel@Kingbingo_ That dark place is not forcing young men to fight for a government that hates them?
Of what "rights" should our people be so beholden too, and hold responsible for maintaining?
What? Come on, what should any young British lad give a fuck about your so called rights?
@ComputerEnemy@DandyGeorgism Very true, from jousts and duels, Eton fags and Epstein, all the way up to high finance and geo-politics.
Take Gaddafi for example, the Clintons probably watched his murder of repeat.
They far prefer watching their own suffering, someone on their "level".
@AhernHerbe8277@iesacultist OP is probably of Irish heritage as well. Irish Americans take pride in it, Anglo-Irish are schizophrenic liberals.
Listen to anyone of Irish heritage in Britain anytime an Englishman defines himself by his heritage, an O'brien comes out the woodwork to say we don't exist.
@WLLNSS1@NeroSgoleon@TheBaronEmerald If AoT demonstrates anything, the masses "readers" are never immune to a narrative.
Most cannot step over the brutality of the world. There is no genocide, no slavery, only war, us and them, that is humanity. Everyone is one photo of a dead child away from declaring genocide.
@themangahouse@NeroSgoleon@TheBaronEmerald Because they turn into literal man eating monsters, and subjugated the world for centuries longer than the rest. AoT both demonstrates and misses the point that war is beyond good and evil, but a matter of survival.