@rosepneumonia@nyraxys There is a difference between things that exist to strengthen the narrative and worldbuilding and things that exist only for the writers' fetish.
@Defensemanman@RAWigger In the offical soviet stories, they knew there had been an extermination because apparently, the Germans left some convenient witnesses behind too in case someone wanted to expose their crime.
@NBlanco25583@RAWigger Most of the proof came from Americans who understand the punishments you will get after you kill the hero of the story and millions of brave men and women for Lucifer.
@LostHistory9 The funny thing about this series is, from what I'm told, it's so bad to the point that season 2 sometimes isn't available on illegal streaming websites.
@nonregemesse If you watch HOTD reaction videos on YouTube, then ironically, most of the viewers can't tell the Valeryons and Daemons' black children apart while they do it just fine with the Targaryens.
@rick_42013671@Rothmus Simple :
-Storm the fortress for gunpowder and weapons.
-Look around for gunpowder and weapons
-Found some prisoners in cells.
-Declare they were political prisoners.
-Parade them as political prisoners.
- Write propaganda years later.
@rick_42013671@Rothmus They stormed it for gunpowder and weapons that were stored there. The whole story about liberating people from prison came out later for convenience. After the Middle Ages, the fortress was used as a military warehouse/ make-shifted prison because it had rooms.
@rick_42013671@Rothmus No one made it look like a place where the political prisoners were imprisoned beside the revolutionaries. Because the Bastille was built as a military fortification in the Middle Ages, looking imposing in the late 18th century, it became a subject of propaganda.
@Philheinrich11@TheCinesthetic It's called appreciating the aesthetic aspects of human bodies, whether male or female. That's why the classical arts are full of naked dudes.
@SNE72420886@Milli0nairePath Then you should understand examples are always hypothetically extreme to prove the point. The common example for 'What-if situation' is "How would you feel if you skipped breakfast'. No one asks a question like that in real life.