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OCCUPY SESAME STREET!!
If we have another winter in the UK like we did last year, we will have thousands more people dying because they can't afford to heat their homes. It's a disgrace.
Govt needs to give out grants to better insulate our homes, encourage house builders to make solar tiles a must on every new build.
We need to encourage the local allotments to form coops to sell their naturally grown fruit and veg to the local communities at a fraction of the cost that supermarkets do.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-northamptonshire-15062810
I'm tired of watching the country I love get driven into the ground by politicians too busy lining their own pockets - and i'm tired of watching my freedoms being eroded away under the guise of Safety and Liberty... I fear there is no hope anymore in electing any official who truly will make a difference for the greater good of the US and it's citizens.... it seems once those men come along, they either swept up in political mudslinging - or they get assassinated.
I Wholeheartedly agree haserot, the USA has been going downhill for far too long, but nobody in Washington seems to give a shit. The Republicans and Democrats are just as stupid as the other. None of them care, and if their not careful I could see the citizens sometime in the future take control. It we are pushed to the brink, I dont think we as citizens would let it fly without doing something about it. Politics fails!
I think I may just go re-watch this film, I remember it being a great piece.
I'm fed up of being passive and I'll do my bit. Whatever I can offer, I'm going to do it.
Hear hear!
Want to know something else disgusting? Politicians in this country don't pay any taxes - none - whatsoever... ain't that a b!@#$ ?? - not to mention, all they have to do is serve 1 term in political office, to receive that same yearly salary FOR THE REST OF THEIR LIVES! - not only that, but they get standard of living increases on top of that!..... but we as a country have to pay and pay and pay - living paycheck to paycheck.... i would love to see some of these out of touch politicians have to live like the majority of americans - they would blow their brains out...
I am honestly shocked there hasn't been a massive upheaval from citizens yet.... but i guess we are all too fat, lazy, and medicated to do anything...... but.... one day - it will come, i am almost sure of it
as V said... "People shouldn't be afraid of their governments.. Governments should be afraid of their people."
Loved seeing some of the protesters wearing the Guy Falke masks.
Favorite quote from the film: "If you're looking for the guilty, you only need to look in the mirror."
Why be surprised - we in the UK still live in democracy believe it or not and this film is ironically as good evidence for that fact as there is.
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My heart goes out to the people of Ukraine.
Indeed, it sadly never does. Too many people still too much interested in The X Factor or its overseas equivalents to truly care what goes on in their name.
Yes, I think the UK is more of a Land of the Free than is the US currently. That's my view at least.
V though in on my meh list and thats being kind.
Is that because it clashes with your political beliefs? I personally don't love the old Red Dawn for that reason, but I can't deny that it was a powerful film, and that I enjoyed it on that level. I just can't see calling a film like V For Vendetta 'trite'.
I didn't find this film radically liberal or sensibly conservative in any overt way.
But it was too obvious the film was trying to say something, but IMO nothing very interesting. Sneaky that way though, as people can thenmake it say things and suddenly its so very profound.
Trite works though. I did find the film pretentious, thus tedious. I only watched it once. Didn't interest me to watch it again.
Had some good action and fights and it was well dressed with a funky little vibe.
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God Willing they will be brought to justice.
What, you got a problem with Mulder & Scully?
(Hm, that was the X-Files? Nevermind...)
What, you got a problem w/ Marvel's Merry Melange of Mutants?
;)
But honestly, it's good to see this topic existed so long ago & nice to see it resurface. As someone who was distributing Warrior magazine in the US back when Alan Moore was nowhere near the household name he is today--hey, I've lived in some pretty strange households--I've always been a huge fan of VforV, and think the movie itself is something quite special, if only because the writer of the source material publicly divorced himself from the film basically as a protest against the corporation that had acquired it. (Yes, I know that this is a gross simplification of a very complicated legal situation-- but I think it at least emotionally accurate.)