Quetzal
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It has certainly been suggested. But, I still find it telling you find no problem with the "n-word" despite it's implied meaning... racist.I have noticed that the things you have to say are of no importance. :rapture:
It has certainly been suggested. But, I still find it telling you find no problem with the "n-word" despite it's implied meaning... racist.I have noticed that the things you have to say are of no importance. :rapture:
It has certainly been suggested. But, I still find it telling you find no problem with the "n-word" despite it's implied meaning... racist.
Your avatar is ironic as Judge Dredd would kick your...for just ascribing to what you do...
Well, racism, bigotry, etc; is a very large part of conservative traditions. In short, I am not surprised to see it here.
Hence, the reason why conservative views need to die (and they are!).If you teach children that good is bad and bad is good, eventually people will believe it.
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Sure it is, just take a look at the small, vocal sample we have here. You refuse to think of yourselves that way because you understand how negatively you are impacting our society. What else is new.According to you. Of course it's not, really.
Mega City 1 is much more racist than anything I've said. In the comics, they force mothers to abort children with genetic abnormalities, and all mutants are excluded from the city walls, exiled to the cursed earth.
It's true, the Dredd of the comics has absolutely no tolerance for people taking the law into their own hands, on their own initiative, but I haven't advocated anything of the kind.
And it's difficult to see Judge Dredd, who himself describes the training of the Academy as "monastic" as having any sympathy for the woman I mentioned in the other thread.
And finally, for someone who is so opposed to beating and otherwise physically mal-treating people, need I remind you of the penalties that bad judges face on Titan? How about the various ways in which judges extract confessions?
If there's anyone Judge Dredd wouldn't care for, it's "limp-wrist liberals" such as are so common today.
Eh, it's a dystopian society
in the graphic novels sure, but don't kid yourself that you're not just an internet limp wrist Trad. If you think beating women to the point of death is 'macho' or 'conservative' then you're a moron.
That's your opinion. Personally, I love the judges system.
I agree. Beating women, qua women, to the point of death is neither macho nor conservative. It's downright horrible. Nobody should think it acceptable to beat a woman to the point of death because she is a woman. Shame on any such person.
What, you think the writers' aim was to show a Utopia?
Shame on anyone who thinks spousal beating is any form of "justice".
And don't you forget it! :IA:Well, racism, bigotry, etc; is a very large part of conservative traditions.
No. The initial aim of the writers was to make a sci-fi spoof of Dirty Harry. As time went on, it became more of a political satire on the far-right idealogy and "zero tolerance" policies of Margaret Thatcher. Thus the reason the comic grows progressively "darker" over time right up until the Democracy series, when they decided to make Dredd a little less the pure, robotic embodiment of law and justice, and a little bit more human (personally, I think that was a mistake on the part of the writers).
That said, even despite their intentions, the judges system that they describe is very palatable to anyone of a Platonic mindset, especially those who happen to be Sparta fan-boys.
The Judges system is literally an aristocracy (rule by the best), and even could be described in terms of the "mixed" system of Aristotle. It's kingly insofar as the Chief Judge has ultimate authority. It's aristocratic insofar as only the best men and women of Mega-City 1 have any part in politics (except for mayoral elections, and we all know just how good Mega City 1's mayors are ). It's democratic insofar as the judges are taken from the entire people (generally orphans).
I think it's very difficult to read the comics and feel any sympathy for the democrats. If you read the comics, it's very clear: Judge Dredd deserves to be in charge, whether the people like it or not.
I agree! It is never just to beat one's spouse.
Oh geez, is there any subject you can't bring your Plato fixation into?
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Well, racism, bigotry, etc; is a very large part of conservative traditions. In short, I am not surprised to see it here.
I prefer the Webster definition, which still applies.Well when your definition of 'bigotry' is 'to challenge anything of your liberal beliefs', of course it's going to seem that way
I prefer the Webster definition, which still applies.
Thank you for proving my point."a person who is obstinately or intolerantly devoted to his or her own opinions and prejudices;"
Well it certainly applies to climate alarmists (including you), and hatred of blacks toward whites. Then there's Islamic and liberal hatred and bigotry against Israel and Islamic hatred toward the West, and there you have your biggest bigots in the world today.
Thank you for proving my point.