I’m not saying Orwell is only about communism, I’m actually agreeing that Orwell’s book was something rather specific that doesn’t apply 100% to today.
Today’s situation is shaping to be more like the Wild West where anything goes as long as your rich enough instead of a single omnipresent entity having full control.
No man, not all at.
Not only that, but Orwell has become a dog whistle of the right complaining about social justice issues of the left.
Orwell predicted big brother that was an allegory for communism. Where they threw you in jail for wrong think. Hence why the far right love talking about him.
Imo what we are seeing is far closer to the slow collapse of an empire. The overall process is decay, where it’s like a free for all and crabs in a bucket mentality.
Bottom line is, things are falling apart due to incompetence, not a very competent entity taking full control.
Germans enjoy humour, but smiling isn’t as efficient as laughing on the inside.
When you don’t understand the chicken or egg question.
It only rhymes when you take a shortcut for butthole, some people do and some don’t, it’s like a dialect thing.
Sure but do you not agree there is major gap in quality and substance?
Some people like beer so much they would drink bud light.
To be fair though, Jamie’s hand held most of the skills in sword fighting whereas Luke just got a new hand like next scene.
Careful now, they might double down and say work is too woke now
As the meme implies, stop and think about how to change tactics.
Uhhh no? Especially if your playing a game that your suppose to try multiple times like hades.
I guess it depends on the game but imo the best boss fights are puzzles (god of war style) where you don’t change tactics, you keep playing until you figure out the puzzle.
Idk if I call that changing tactic, I just keep trying until I figure it out.
Clearly it’s going down
Wait, how else are you suppose to beat boss fights without just keep trying until you do?
I mean, yeah, most cautionary tales have common themes.
In most terrible situations, you’ll often find tyranny in some shape or form.