I don't like fathers taking on sons. The whole thing is warped. Can't they have noble fathers who give up life for children in story like in Starblazers? Why did fathers die in the battles in reality? Why do men become villains in reality? Villains go against the wish of good fathers. If one has a bad father, he could look up to God and also to the real sacrificial men in order to understand true manhood. No excuse for being bad.That's what's so unrealistic about Star Wars and all other Hollywood stories. The actual villains are baby-killing prostitutes and their playboy lovers and their perv friends. And Darth Vader cannot be good. Nazi generals were good to their own children but were butchering the Jewish children at the same time; those humans cannot be classified as good in any sense and deserve only execution after being given a time for repentance. Hollywood has no morality or a sense of justice; that's why they have problems.
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Yes, the thing that is unrealistic about the adored, classic sci-fi franchise Star Wars (with its golden robot and space wars) is the lack of a convincing baby-killing prostitute scene. Of course.
I'm sorry, but I would like to believe there is a purpose to my life besides self-sacrifice. If nothing else, it seems like a fantastic ideal for cannon fodder, and I think nobody in a civilized nation should aspire to be cannon fodder.
I don't like fathers taking on sons. The whole thing is warped.
"And Darth Vader cannot be good."
If you'd watched the "Star Wars" films Gracie - and not noticed the Millennium Falcon doing the Kessel Run in less that 12 parsecs over your head - you'd know that's the point .
I find your faith disturbing . Also:
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@creativerealms
Your mentioning that classic of Japanese Sci-Fi has caused me to remember Message From Space ("Uchuu Kara no Messeji") , thus experience a Thermostellar Device-sized Nostalgia Bomb.
Whilst it has that sub-"Battle Beyond The Stars", but infinitely better than "Battlefield Earth" look about it, and was obviously riding the "Star Wars" bandwagon, it certainly helped in the march of Sci-Fi to as we know it today. That, and scenes from "MfS" were also used in "Astron Belt " by Sega: the world's first laserdisc videogame.
Also Leiji Matsumoto. Your argument is valid .
Don't try to scare us with your sorcerer's ways, Grace Kim. Your sad devotion to that ancient religion has not helped you conjure up evidence for creationism, or given you self awareness enough to realise how dumb your arguments ar-
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Starblazers reference? Bashing Star Wars based on Bible-garbage? I was not expecting that from a Fundie.
What's next? Space Evangelist Christian Harlock?!
Roy Fokker died for our sins in Bibletech?
@ Kid Cthulhu
* BATTLE OF THE BIBLE! GOD-Force, five incredible Angels with superpowers (Metatron, Michael, Gabriel, Raphael & Uriel)! And watching over them from Center Heaven, 7-Mary-7! Watching, warning against surprise attacks by devilish forces from deep in Hell. GOD-Force! Fearless seraphs, protecting Earth's entire people. Always five, acting as one. Dedicated! Inseparable! Invincible!
* ANGEL-BOY! A cute little robot angel in underwear with stupid hair who fights devils!
* GO SPEED ANGEL! GO SPEED ANGEL! GO SPEED ANGEL GOOOOOOO!
Is this person trying to say that all characters in a work of fiction should be black and white?
Or that the villains in the movie aren't the people you don't like?
Seriously, I'm having trouble deciphering this person's batshit insanity.
As far as I can tell, this appears to be a complaint that fiction:evil .
Because the moment you see a 6'5 guy like my cousin, I don´t think you´re going to protect your children. You´re going to run away for your life without giving him the benefit of the doubt.Even though he´s the last guy in the world who´s going to hurt them, anyway...........
“I don't like fathers taking on sons.”
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