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A wee bit.Yeah. I did the same thing a few months ago.
Prophetic, ain't it?
This thread got me to watch it again. I'll see it about every couple years or so. Long enough I don't remember everything.It’s been a long time since I’ve seen it. I may rewatch it today.
Didn’t you wear diapers at one time? Your opinion on anything is literally null.Not an awful movie by any means, but very overrated in my eyes.
I think V For Vendetta and The Matrix were both good at indicting the globalist left, over 20 years, ago. Great movies, for sure.
I agree with you, 100%. V for Vendetta is NOT a movie with conservative values and principals. It does contain a very libertarian theme. The cabal you mentioned is very globalist. Bush is under Biden, Obama and Carter as one of the worst presidents.No, when V for Vendetta came out, it pissed off nearly everyone who supported the neoconservatives that were in power at the time because they (correctly) viewed it as criticism of their worldview. Now, if you're calling Bush, Cheney, Blair, et al "the globalist left", then I wholeheartedly agree with you, but that wouldn't have been a broadly supported idea when this movie debuted.
There seems to be widespread amnesia by a large portion of the right concerning what they believed in circa 2005. I know that no one wants to admit it nowadays, but 90+% of Republicans had a highly favorable opinion of GW Bush during this era, and they had fully bought into ideas like universal surveillance and continuous global warfare.
Its OK Maser, its over a lot of peoples heads.
You need to back up and add papa bush in that. His NWO speech in the 90’s let me know, I was still in High School, that Bushies are as corrupt as the Clintons.No, when V for Vendetta came out, it pissed off nearly everyone who supported the neoconservatives that were in power at the time because they (correctly) viewed it as criticism of their worldview. Now, if you're calling Bush, Cheney, Blair, et al "the globalist left", then I wholeheartedly agree with you, but that wouldn't have been a broadly supported idea when this movie debuted.
There seems to be widespread amnesia by a large portion of the right concerning what they believed in circa 2005. I know that no one wants to admit it nowadays, but 90+% of Republicans had a highly favorable opinion of GW Bush during this era, and they had fully bought into ideas like universal surveillance and continuous global warfare.