No disrespect to anyone, but I don’t really get how people don’t just grow out of this stuff. When I was 8-15 my life REVOLVED around Marvel, Star Wars & Harry Potter. But I grew up. At some point, you just grow out of this stuff
@Aliathewhite In the books Paul never strikes you as somebody who could inspire a religious movement single handedly either lol. His rise is artificial in both book and movie. This larp is hilarious
@Jericho17205019@Bipl1wj9 If it is left up to interpretation then I agree. But after Messiah was released people hated it. This would’ve happened with the movies if nothing was changed.
@Aliathewhite@Burgercadt I thought you were a book purist since it seems you didn’t like the movies. Yet you enjoy the adaptation to Brian’s novels? Confusing
@dcblerg2015@Aliathewhite It was only about revenge before Paul drank the water of life. He took up the mantle for much for complicated reasons. You do need to read again
@Jericho17205019@Bipl1wj9 If Chani’s character wasn’t changed do you really believe people would understand Dune’s message without it being shoved in their face?
A summary of modernity is that blacks cannot compete with the high demands of advanced industrialized society, thus either they end up all on welfare being compensated by the working white man , or they get affirmative action based destruction of the entire system
Of meritocratic, so they can be coddled into getting artificial jobs that everyone understands they never were qualified for in the first place
Quite literally, blacks are a representation of the disintegration of human meritocracy. Multiracialism is only possible principally from an economic and governmental perspective if the two populations aren’t massively mismatched by genotypical psychosocial outcomes like IQ and impulse control disparities
Although any form of multiracialism usually ends in failure due to other reasons such as fractionalization of society to nepotism, putting your own home country above the host county you moved to, etc
@o_a_khan@muhammadbutt Dune was never a “white savior” critique or anything CLOSE to that. It’s a cautionary tale. You dont know shit because you’ve never read the books. Never once did the Fremen need “saving”