It was exciting, in the same way that Fight Club was exciting. But it rested heavily on the idea that one guy doing super-villain style terrorism against an Evil Media Guy was all it took to bring about sweeping social change.
The name really says it all. This isn’t V for Victory. Its a story about the triumph of nihilism.
He was a papist (i.e. a Catholic theocrat) who was fighting against the Protestant theocracy in England. He wanted to replace a Protestant theocracy with a Catholic theocracy.
That’s about all I know. I’m not an expert or anything.
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It was exciting, in the same way that Fight Club was exciting. But it rested heavily on the idea that one guy doing super-villain style terrorism against an Evil Media Guy was all it took to bring about sweeping social change.
The name really says it all. This isn’t V for Victory. Its a story about the triumph of nihilism.
It’s about American neoliberalism vs neoconservatism instead of the comic’s British anarchism vs fascism.
But that’s just Alan Moore’s take.
Fight Club is about coming to grips with mental illness.
Everyone has their own take on what fight club is about.
Fight club is about entrepreneurship lol
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Even if I did have my own take on Fight Club… I wouldn’t talk about it.
This guy pays attention when rules are being stated! You are eligible for promotion.
I thought it’s about the self dynamics of support groups.
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This Guy Fawkes.
What? You mean the terrorist who was arrested for trying to blow up a house of parliament? What’s problematic about that?
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He was a papist (i.e. a Catholic theocrat) who was fighting against the Protestant theocracy in England. He wanted to replace a Protestant theocracy with a Catholic theocracy.
That’s about all I know. I’m not an expert or anything.
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Oh god, a neo-lib lol
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