At first I thought it was the flag of the Viet Cong which it really looks like but in the context I saw it in it couldn’t have been. It has a high chance of being related to WWII. Please help I have no answer right now other than the developers adding a Viet Cong flag in a World War game for some reason.
Basically the book followed a school that had some type of take over by some group that heavily demoted individuality and made it so all the kids were the same. Basically kind of against facism I suppose although the puzzling thing is the fact that it was supposedly related to Dr Seuss. Now he didn’t write it at least not to its conclusion but like it was a book his family finished for him after he died. He could be related to it in a different way but that’s the way I remember it being introduced.
I remember hearing all these things about a supposed Mukbang channel about a blind folded woman who was sometimes seen with bruises on her arms and other suspicious things. The channel was covered a lot and people made a lot of allegations. I’d like to catch up on that case. Thanks
Like I’m asking how does a person with an ed view themselves and is their perception of reality altered or do they just think whatever’s going on is something everyone should doing? Thank you in advance.
This is a trope that’s mostly in action movies especially when it’s a war movie based on reality. At least in America the trope is mostly applied to Nazis and Jihadists. Pretty much in the trope the main characters will kill many of the bad guys who are part of some evil army or something. The thing this trope ignores through is how many of the people killed are likely conscripts who do not want to be there or support that group. The Star Wars sequels very heavily abused this trope especially because we learn the Empire uses child soldiers. My problem with such a trope is it is used to just skip over any moral dilemmas that would arise from any action scenes. Keep in mind 95% of the German Army during WWII were conscripts meaning a healthy bit didn’t want to be there and even more of them likely didn’t support Hitler but didn’t have a choice. I’m not sure if this is a trope outside of America but if anyone would like to speak on this matter we can.