-by Glyph In Star Wars, the Republic does not fall to a coup. It collapses legally. There is no declaration of tyranny. No sudden abandonment of law. There is only crisis, followed by temporary measures. Emergency powers granted in the name of security. Authority consolidated for the sake of stability.
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When Idiocracy came out in 2006, most of us laughed and moved on. It was dumb on purpose. A fast-food joke stretched to feature length. Monster trucks. Corporate slogans. A president who fired guns in the air and solved problems by yelling louder than everyone else. It didn’t feel
In the movie, everyone knows how it’s supposed to go. The machine doesn’t lose. The system doesn’t bleed. The outcome is already written. Ivan Drago is built, not born. Measured. Tuned. Reinforced. Strength without doubt. Powerwithout hesitation. A closed system that believes inevitability is the same thing