Just about every movie "villain" is actually the hero, in my experience
e.g. Predator demonises hunters who are just feeding their families. Alien is feminist junk. The Matrix is part of the trans agenda. Star Wars is communist. etc etc etc
If I recall the Lore correctly on the Predators species. They are mostly motivated by the thrill and pleasure of the Hunt. The more dangerous the Prey. The better. Being both a status symbol and right of passage.
The galactic empire would have to be laissez-faire by default. They would have their hands entirely full dealing with galactic trade, and piracy to involve itself in the internal affairs of planets. Which can be seen with how so many different planets are organized and operate. They had a massive navy and a relatively small land force.
The galactic empire were the good guys and the rebels worked hand in glove with pirates to overthrow a functional government that brought stability. The republic was a useless vestige that did nothing but act like the UN and try to solve planetary problems.
DEI standard doomed the Empire - remember how Obi-Wan waxed on about their precision attacks?! Yeah, they DEI they/them/xir/xelves into accuracy precision fire irrelevancy... all while wearing flat white plastic combat armor that provided zero protection...
Just about every movie "villain" is actually the hero, in my experience
e.g. Predator demonises hunters who are just feeding their families. Alien is feminist junk. The Matrix is part of the trans agenda. Star Wars is communist. etc etc etc
pretty sure the predator wasn't chasing Arnold to feed his family
If I recall the Lore correctly on the Predators species. They are mostly motivated by the thrill and pleasure of the Hunt. The more dangerous the Prey. The better. Being both a status symbol and right of passage.
Remember when Arnie smeared himself in ground-temperature clay, to escape the temperature-sensing bots? Next Level!
How is star wars communist? It's about the fall of a successful republic, and the rise of a tyrannical evil empire
The galactic empire would have to be laissez-faire by default. They would have their hands entirely full dealing with galactic trade, and piracy to involve itself in the internal affairs of planets. Which can be seen with how so many different planets are organized and operate. They had a massive navy and a relatively small land force.
The galactic empire were the good guys and the rebels worked hand in glove with pirates to overthrow a functional government that brought stability. The republic was a useless vestige that did nothing but act like the UN and try to solve planetary problems.
But the show is gay, so obviously it's communist.
Good summary, also their uniforms were cool and they didn’t do too much diversity.
DEI standard doomed the Empire - remember how Obi-Wan waxed on about their precision attacks?! Yeah, they DEI they/them/xir/xelves into accuracy precision fire irrelevancy... all while wearing flat white plastic combat armor that provided zero protection...
And how does Predator "demonize hunters?" I don't recall the alien feeding his human victims to his (its?) starving family.
Touchy, touchy.
It's about the Vietnam War and is pro-VietCong anti-US propaganda
To be fair it turns out the US was actually Communist and the Vietnamese Communists were actually Patriots, but no-one knew that at the time.