For the english dub of this comic, please check out @DaneSpurrell ‘s “Not Just The Scars “ video. I actually directed and helped the VAs’ approach on the tone of this series on how the scenes are gonna go (and picked the music for them).
https://t.co/bLrEMEYrrq
COMPARATIVA entre el DOBLAJE LATINO y el ORIGINAL, del proyecto de fansub con @Phantom_Z67
Fíjense en los cambios de nombres, diálogo, música y efectos de sonido.
¡Apoyen para poder continuar el proyecto!
Rejoice! With the power of both present & future and finally accepting his dark side balancing both the good & bad, Kamen Rider Zi-O II!
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Hasan Piker hits a wall when he tries to tell a man born in the Soviet Union that Americans are just as controlled as people under communism.
Konstantin Kisin shuts down the comparison and lays out the difference.
When he’s done, even Piker admits he’s right.
HASAN PIKER: “A lot of people think, well, as long as I can eat a Big Mac, you know, as long as I can watch TV, as long as I can consume porn [...] then, you know, things are probably fine.”
“It’s a different mechanism of control that makes you think that you are actually an active participant in this.”
Kisin isn’t buying it.
KONSTANTIN KISIN: “The difference between those countries is not that they can’t eat a Big Mac.”
“The difference is that if they criticize the government, in Russia today even, but of course in the Soviet Union previously, you’re going to get killed, right? In America, that’s not what happens, right? In America, you don’t get put in jail.”
HASAN PIKER: “We don’t know yet.”
That’s his whole defense: what MIGHT happen in America.
So Kisin makes it personal.
KONSTANTIN KISIN: “You in China or in the Soviet Union would be killed if you were critical of that regime.”
HASAN PIKER: “I would definitely be jailed, for sure.”
And there it is. Piker makes Kisin’s argument for him.
KONSTANTIN KISIN: “So that’s the difference between these countries and America. It’s not a Big Mac, it’s freedom.”
Only in a free country can you build a career telling people they aren’t free.
CONTEXT: Communist regimes don’t just jail their critics.
Under Stalin, the Soviet secret police executed 681,692 people in two years, by the regime’s own records. That’s more than 900 a day.
Under Mao, the Great Leap Forward killed at least 45 million people in four years, per historian Frank Dikötter.
Under Pol Pot, nearly a quarter of Cambodia’s population was dead within four years.
Song of the South (80 Today) should be seen because hiding it erases crucial black film history.
Condemning it only punishes the memory of black cinematic pioneers like James Baskett, first black man to win an Oscar, rendering their historic contributions invisible.
Marcelino, pan y vino. 1955. Un niño huérfano criado por frailes sube cada día al desván a llevarle pan al Cristo de la cruz. Y el Cristo baja a comérselo. Más de setenta años después sigue haciendo llorar a medio mundo. Así se hacía cine en España.