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Invincible S4E08

>>47547
Now they're BOTH murderers!

>a-train gets redeemed and helps the boys
<gets killed a couple of eps later

>theres now a virus to kill the big bad
<gets destroyed the next ep after it turns out it works

>the son finally stood up to the big bad
>gets his ass beat immediately

this show is so ass lol. im not inherently against diverging from source material but at least garth ennis knows how to tie a plot together. this is just a fucking mess

>>47495
What if I told you that's exactly what the original creators intent was?

Corporations launching the nukes first? Was intended by the unreleased fallout film script?

Contemplating nuking the factions? Ulysses already did it.

The Enclave didn't even exist until Fallout 2. And that game was a massive meme. And you already know which faction and city survived, if you played it.

In fact, the show went out of its way to explain why vaults are the way the are. There was nothing special in Fallout. They became a social experiment for Enclave in 2. They were a complete mess afterwards.

The show isn't very good, because Fallout isn't very good. But it is indubitably Fallout. 2 more than than any other entry.

>>47655
Fallout 2 thematically expands on the story of Fallout 1. I like Enclave as a faction because it serves as a counterpart to Unity, and mirror to NCR. Humanity nuking itself again makes sense, because why wouldnt repeating mistakes of the past lead them to the same fate? There is nothing wrong with introducing new elements, that is what sequels should do. The issue here is exact opposite, the self-referential ouroboros of media franchises.

The whole eating situation is making me reconsider my desire to go camping

>>46284
Eating situation is crazy.

outsiders…its over
>Your favorite campgrounds, hiking trails, and forests could soon be up for auction: Republicans want to make 250 million acres of public lands eligible for sale to housing developers.
https://grist.org/politics/public-land-sale-republican-senate-bill-mike-lee-trump/

The grass touchers have forsaken us
Going canoe camping at Kawartha Highlands soon, have most of the gear but still need to get something to sleep in. Torn on whether to disregard past negative experiences sleeping on the ground (I hate air mattresses) and get a tent or gamble on a hammock (never tried it).

> bikepacking in Mexico
> cant find kerosene for me stove
> make alcohol stove because i can find alcohol
> at one point while making oat meal stobe squirts flame alchohol in my face
> have jump in lake to put it out

Neve use the penny stove design embed related

>It is not easy for us to tell the difference between two mortals. To sheep other sheep no doubt appear different, or to shepherds. But Mortals have not been our study. We have other business.
How do you respond without sounding mad?

>>47535
Call them pointy eared snobs unable to make some good swords.

>>47536
I think that argument is cutting it a bit SHORT, sir dwarf

>>47386
Honestly, even some Brando Sando fans feel like his writing has gone downhill.

>>47536
Thats a LOTR quote, so they make the best swords.

What does this have to do with marxism and the working class?

>>47651
Cartoons are beloved by proletarians

>>47651
It's political because it deals with popular culture in the cancer era (2011 onwards).

>>47649
/get/fag pls go

>>46123
So I do this largely forum-based RP and one of the big things there is 'faction' RP, where there's a big emphasis put on geopolitical stuff. Since like 2019 I was doing RP partly as an exercise in social fiction. I also run a character who left the Jedi Order because it was full of idealist pussies and liberals. He has since become Mand'alor and rides a boomer-ass Basilisk droid into battle, it's kino shit.

The Solidarity started as a coalition of Outer Rim spacers, droids, and AGIs who rose out of a massive slave revolt during the Hutts’ collapse. By ~300 ABY, they’ve grown into a hyperstate of around 100,000 planets, running on a centrally planned economy and labor-credit system. Their alliance with the Republic is pragmatic: both need each other against the Sith, but the Republic also keeps ties with the Hutts, who are quietly reviving slavery as debt peonage.

Militarily, the Solidarity fields smaller but far higher-quality forces than their rivals, avoiding clone or droid armies out of principle; they uphold a “joint dictatorship of the organic and synthetic proletariats.” They’ve just finished a war that quadrupled their territory and can’t sustain more fighting, so their focus is political: undermining and delegitimizing the Hutts while preparing their own Force traditions alongside the Jedi.

>>46283
It's quite boring I found.


Also, I reject the idea that Luthen was a hero. He killed a comrade in cold blood. It wasn't even as if the comrade had done anything wrong, Luthen just made a calculation that he might get caught and be forced to leak what had happened and then decided to play god.

Luthen then has the gall to give a speech about how he's made all these sacrifices. But that's the thing, He made the choice to do that and that served his own personal narrative of heroic sacrifice, but he took away that choice from others.

It's weird and disheartening to see people defend Luthen's actions. If he had survived he would be at the very least court martialled by the revolutionary forces and disgraced.

>>46123
>I don't write fanfic lore friendly I just do it as a take on the ideas of the setting.
For the best. Star wars is unfortunately a bourgeois dystopia on the level of the cyberpunk genre. As well as having an idealist, un-dialectical worldview, if we take Lucas "latest view" on it.

Plus, it not like the actual writers heading the star wars franchise, don't do the same thing for the content they produce. But the setting is conceptually intoxicating.

>>46112
>bounty hunter
petit bourgeois occupation. The Swtor MMO actually pulls no punches in showing how scummy the actual job being a bounty hunter would be, in said name's class story narrative. Commodification of killing and capturing people for the state, criminal elements, and capital. It's not a proletarian friendly occupation.

>>47578
>best "argument" is a one-sentence quote (lol) by Lenin literally just saying he likes art (…? I literally brought up Marx saying he liked art too in the same post so you're also an illiterate faggot) and that "well, academics who call themselves "marxists" talk endlessly about culture ergo culture is relevant to communism, duh!"
<has the gall to call others retarded
Genuine fucking cattle. Protip: the "culture war" insult exists precisely because focusing on culture is PB nonsense, which is exactly what the politically impotent do.

>>47582
Yea dude youre a real fucking moron and your take is fundamentally undialectical.

And here is a list of Marxist (or at least adjacent) directors:

Eisenstein, Passolini, Godard, Pontecorvo, Sembene, Loach, Rocha, Tomas Alea, Santiago Alvarez, Boots Riley

Literally off the top of my head.

pretty cool that it seemed a while ago people were more cynical about mass media pandering to them with their beliefs and identities and now it seems people demand to be pandered to xd

>>47584
you still haven't explained why there cant be communist art - the thing the Bolskeviks and every revolutionary communist party was obsessed with building. Or more broadly why culture is somehow beneath the interests of Marxists.

Your incessant whining is ironically the same culture war bs you have an issue with.

What about Suite Life of Zack and Cody? There's an intelligent teen prole working at the candy counter and a spoilt and dumb heiress

>>47521
>mind must be influential on matter for it to bring it into motion, and so, can we influence matter with our own minds directly?
Let us find out, anon.
(I didn't mean to strike through the number of your post in the new thread:)
https://leftypol.org/siberia/res/774968.html#q774968

bro.is causally enlightened

>>47526
Here's a video that again explores the *uncreated* or eternal aspect of the universe, from a Christian perspective, rather than from Plato or Hermes Trismegistus. As we discovered previously, time is the "moving image" of eternity, and thus its imagistic reflection. God then, cannot create, but only incarnate, as telosbound tells us.

Al-Sāʿah (الساعة), meaning "The Hour," refers to the Day of Judgment in Islam, spoken of in the Hadith, Sahih Al-Bukhari 81:40 (6506) as reversing the sun's motion:
<Allah's Messenger (ﷺ) said, "The Hour will not be established till the sun rises from the west, and when it rises (from the west) and the people see it, then all of them will believe (in Allah). But that will be the time when 'No good it will do to a soul to believe then. If it believed not before.."' (6.158)
https://sunnah.com/bukhari:6506
This caught my eye, because Plato also described this phenomena, in reference to the Greek Myth of Atreus and Thyestes, but also gives a Poetic reading, as referring to the Hesiodic Golden Age of Cronus, where God takes control of the world and reverses its decay:
<You have heard what happened in the quarrel of Atreus and Thyestes? 'You mean about the golden lamb?' No, not that; but another part of the story, which tells how the sun and stars once arose in the west and set in the east, and that the god reversed their motion, as a witness to the right of Atreus. 'There is such a story.' And no doubt you have heard of the empire of Cronos, and of the earthborn men? The origin of these and the like stories is to be found in the tale which I am about to narrate. There was a time when God directed the revolutions of the world, but at the completion of a certain cycle he let go; and the world, by a necessity of its nature, turned back, and went round the other way. For divine things alone are unchangeable; but the earth and heavens, although endowed with many glories, have a body, and are therefore liable to perturbation. In the case of the world, the perturbation is very slight, and amounts only to a reversal of motion. For the lord of moving things is alone self-moved; neither can piety allow that he goes at one time in one direction and at another time in another; or that God has given the universe opposite motions; or that there are two gods, one turning it in one direction, another in another. But the truth is, that there are two cycles of the world, and in one of them it is governed by an immediate Providence, and receives life and immortality, and in the other is let go again, and has a reverse action during infinite ages.
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Prophecy from the Agni Purana (950 CE) concerning the Kali Yuga:
<Towards the end of the Kali era, all people will be dastardly. They will oppose the Vedas, become robbers and will be concerned only with wealth. The disbelievers will then become kings and these kings will also be cannibals.
https://hinduonline.co/Scriptures/Puranas/AgniPurana.html