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This futurama-paranoia tale was inspired by the futurama-Utopianism warriorship films Judge Dredd and Army of Darkness.
Why do we see so many idealism-labyrinth films in the modern age?
Cheers,
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{Sabre-Rider and the Galactic Knights}
Sabre-Rider was the leader of slick team of galactic warriors challenging the dominions of potent and repugnant 'terrorism-ghouls' such as Sabre (a cop-killer) and Wendigo (a giant man-beast). Sabre-Rider called his team the 'Galactic Knights,' and he assigned them to tackle the worst problems and help him create democratic values in a universe over-run by pirates and God-rapists. Sabre-Rider knew that to undo the spheres of influence created by these 'monstrosities,' he would have to destroy the vanity of power itself.
Sabre-Rider and the Galactic Knights believed Wendigo was hiding out in a snowy regions of Alaska where a new super monorail was being built to accommodate new age tourists seeking an escape to Mother Nature amidst all the Earth flurry regarding urban clean-up initiatives (in Moscow, Sydney, Los Angeles, and Berlin). Wendigo wanted to take tourists out of trains (during rest-stops) and break their backs on his knee, since they would be 'complacently lazy' in their 'dens' of modernism conveniences. Wendigo was a giant humanoid, a Nephilim, and an overt cannibal, and his intention to break tourists' backs illuminated his bleakness.
The Galactic Knights meanwhile dealt with the other menacing adversary, Sabre. Sabre used a big broad sabre-sword to cut his enemies in half (mostly cops). His creepy motto was, "Everyone has a better half to spare!" The Galactic Knights wanted to humiliate Sabre in the public domain of logic-based argumentativeness, since that is where his true power was hidden. So, they started chanting in the streets, "Sabre will never know my better half!" and soon the minion of hell disappeared. Sabre-Rider and the Galactic Knights concluded that their 'pro-capitalism crusade' effectively ended the anti-democratic reign of fascism merchants and power-serpents.
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{Sabre & Wendigo}
Why do we see so many idealism-labyrinth films in the modern age?
Cheers,
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{Sabre-Rider and the Galactic Knights}
Sabre-Rider was the leader of slick team of galactic warriors challenging the dominions of potent and repugnant 'terrorism-ghouls' such as Sabre (a cop-killer) and Wendigo (a giant man-beast). Sabre-Rider called his team the 'Galactic Knights,' and he assigned them to tackle the worst problems and help him create democratic values in a universe over-run by pirates and God-rapists. Sabre-Rider knew that to undo the spheres of influence created by these 'monstrosities,' he would have to destroy the vanity of power itself.
Sabre-Rider and the Galactic Knights believed Wendigo was hiding out in a snowy regions of Alaska where a new super monorail was being built to accommodate new age tourists seeking an escape to Mother Nature amidst all the Earth flurry regarding urban clean-up initiatives (in Moscow, Sydney, Los Angeles, and Berlin). Wendigo wanted to take tourists out of trains (during rest-stops) and break their backs on his knee, since they would be 'complacently lazy' in their 'dens' of modernism conveniences. Wendigo was a giant humanoid, a Nephilim, and an overt cannibal, and his intention to break tourists' backs illuminated his bleakness.
The Galactic Knights meanwhile dealt with the other menacing adversary, Sabre. Sabre used a big broad sabre-sword to cut his enemies in half (mostly cops). His creepy motto was, "Everyone has a better half to spare!" The Galactic Knights wanted to humiliate Sabre in the public domain of logic-based argumentativeness, since that is where his true power was hidden. So, they started chanting in the streets, "Sabre will never know my better half!" and soon the minion of hell disappeared. Sabre-Rider and the Galactic Knights concluded that their 'pro-capitalism crusade' effectively ended the anti-democratic reign of fascism merchants and power-serpents.
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{Sabre & Wendigo}
