- 13 Jul 2017 17:28
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I dont think that Twitter users are representative. I personally dont use it and I personally dont know anyone else who use it
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noir wrote:An Israeli Wonder Woman vs European incitement.
http://m.jpost.com/Israel-News/Culture/ ... ent-499639
There is another key element of the action film one cannot ignore. The portrayal of the villain is not drawn from the traditional cadre of Hollywood “bad guy” types: not an Arab terrorist, a Russian spy, not a Mexican drug-dealer, not even a Nazi. Instead, the movie portrays the villain as a mainstream European.
Nor can one ignore the manner in which the film’s villain spreads his evil – not through direct killing and destruction, but, as he explains, through subtly instilling ideas and inspiration in people to foment violence.
The European villain, who comes across at first as a polite, courteous, peace-seeking European, lectures Wonder Woman about proper behavior and promotion of peace. This is while he himself continues to spread concepts that promote divisions, intolerance and war.
In real life, can one imagine what could happen if destructive incitement were sidestepped and the natural good of Palestinians and Israelis were unleashed? Can one imagine an Israeli-Palestinian relationship built on creativity and cooperation, cleansed of the rhetoric of divisiveness?
Then a path could be paved for millions of Israeli and Palestinian wonder women and wonder men to nurture the natural affinity that exists between the two peoples to foster love.
MadMonk wrote:
The 'English Super Villain' is almost literally the most used stereotype in Hollywood history.
The 'English Super Villain' is almost literally the most used stereotype in Hollywood history.
... @FiveofSwords is so dumb it would go over hi[…]
It is still the mainstream opinion of mainstream […]