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1 year ago5 points(+0/-0/+5Score on mirror)2 children
He is and Watchmen is pretty much the only good thing he has ever done but then the final chapter is just a commie bullshit trope where the benevolent superior intellectual commie was totally right all along and suddenly everyone instantly agrees with him completely betraying their former wrong and stupid personalities and behavior. Absolutely terrible writing but that is literally how the fantasies of these retards play out in their imagination.
1 year ago3 points(+0/-0/+3Score on mirror)2 children
It's kind of amazing that Moore tries to distance himself from Rorschacht but is fine with Ozimandias killing millions of people to *maybe* prevent a nuclear holocaust.
Like, good thing the Americans didn't take it as some kind of Russian trick and launched nukes in retaliation. Good thing no one got extremely suspicious of the timing, or went looking for all the scientists and artists that were killed on his island. Hopefully, after the initial shock, the political situation doesn't stay exactly the same and the Americans and Soviets don't just postpone things for a couple years.
That's the problem with these Trolley Problem exercises: you don't know the future. If you switch the track to save five people, killing someone in the process, what happens if another train comes up the other way and flattens them anyway? What happens if they live, and then go off and molest some kids? You killed a guy for no reason.
To Leftists, they always know best. Maybe it's their belief in educational institutions and systemic authority, but they both refuse to consider that they might be wrong, and refuse to actually learn about the problems they're trying to solve at a granular level.
It's indicative of the writers that make this poison.
In most modern science fiction, "entertainment", and "story telling", you'll find all manner of fictional stories where it somehow becomes better to tell a lie than to tell the truth, because the truth would be devastating in some way, only because the story (author) says so. They twist and twist the narrative to support their foregone conclusion that lying is necessary and somehow "good", and that the truth is somehow "bad".
Even lowbrow good White people know that telling the truth is a foundational requirement for any successful group, regardless of size. Philosophically, truth is paramount. Tell the truth, or lies and falsehoods win out, which leads to ruin. Prioritize truth above all, or lies and falsehoods win out, which leads to ruin. Act in truth, or die. The only way to succeed, grow, live, and proliferate is through truth.
But, these propagandists are doing everything in their literative power to convey the exact opposite message. It's hilarious, though, when they accidentally reveal the truth through their subversion, like with Rorschach and Watchmen. Rorschach was right. A convenient lie can only maintain peace for so long, and will make things worse when the lie is revealed. While truth doesn't necessarily mean everything will be peaceful at all times (because violence, nor peace, is inherently good or bad), the truth will always result in the best course, even if it upsets current falsehoods and lies in the short term.
Graphic novel. So comic book with a longer storyline than comics. Think of comics as novellas and graphic novels as books. I personally like graphic non-fiction. Which is basically illustrated books with more illustrations that are also artistic and usually higher quality that just a novel with some illustrations. A guy who used to hang out with Jeffrey Dahmer made My Friend Dahmer and I read that years ago. Around the same time I read one about the Green River Killer. And what got me into them was the slice-of-life alternative comic which got the author a regular appearance on David Letterman until he kept criticizing General Electric, American Splendor, by Harvey Pekar.
I heard that one with Homelander in it was good but I never looked into it. Most of the graphic novel section at the library is all just bound volumes of multiple comics now. 20 years ago when I dated a librarian it was different and it had its own section but now many of what are actually graphic books - both nonfiction and fiction - are in the kids section, so single adult men can't go there without a "guide".
Like, good thing the Americans didn't take it as some kind of Russian trick and launched nukes in retaliation. Good thing no one got extremely suspicious of the timing, or went looking for all the scientists and artists that were killed on his island. Hopefully, after the initial shock, the political situation doesn't stay exactly the same and the Americans and Soviets don't just postpone things for a couple years.
That's the problem with these Trolley Problem exercises: you don't know the future. If you switch the track to save five people, killing someone in the process, what happens if another train comes up the other way and flattens them anyway? What happens if they live, and then go off and molest some kids? You killed a guy for no reason.
To Leftists, they always know best. Maybe it's their belief in educational institutions and systemic authority, but they both refuse to consider that they might be wrong, and refuse to actually learn about the problems they're trying to solve at a granular level.
In most modern science fiction, "entertainment", and "story telling", you'll find all manner of fictional stories where it somehow becomes better to tell a lie than to tell the truth, because the truth would be devastating in some way, only because the story (author) says so. They twist and twist the narrative to support their foregone conclusion that lying is necessary and somehow "good", and that the truth is somehow "bad".
Even lowbrow good White people know that telling the truth is a foundational requirement for any successful group, regardless of size. Philosophically, truth is paramount. Tell the truth, or lies and falsehoods win out, which leads to ruin. Prioritize truth above all, or lies and falsehoods win out, which leads to ruin. Act in truth, or die. The only way to succeed, grow, live, and proliferate is through truth.
But, these propagandists are doing everything in their literative power to convey the exact opposite message. It's hilarious, though, when they accidentally reveal the truth through their subversion, like with Rorschach and Watchmen. Rorschach was right. A convenient lie can only maintain peace for so long, and will make things worse when the lie is revealed. While truth doesn't necessarily mean everything will be peaceful at all times (because violence, nor peace, is inherently good or bad), the truth will always result in the best course, even if it upsets current falsehoods and lies in the short term.