there has to be a bigger reason then just hurr durr lets kill to kill @Roman Dreams . i dont mean to come off ss a little shit to your grandpa. im sorry

shieeet, did they actually ask you? @Roman Dreams

they didn't ask

@Ghostler they weren't very cooperative with the Nazis, since being the rural community was independent and didn't care about the politics of fascism. So a lot of people would hide in the mountains to avoid being forced to help soldiers

they were farmers who just didn't want to be involved in a war

O hek

Anyone catch the new Blader Runner? Just watched the original yesterday and absolutely loved it. I've heard the new one is good as well.

I do want to see it, heard some good things

watched it with the company a few days back

rented out a whole thatre room

i think it might be better than the original

some people consider it heresy or whatever, but i don't say it lightly, it's not knocking on the original, i just don't think that the new one could have been much better

minus a few minor gripes

it's everything a sequel or remake should be, hyper respectful of the source material, riffs on the same things that made the original great, doesn't sell out to 'current market trends' etc. overall a REALLY good movie, but LONG

3 hours, go prepared.

Its so good

I love it. I hope the Asian sales bring the movie a good profit

The book is actually really good idea about taking a pill to be happy or get in a curtain mood.

@here Lets do next filmclub on sat 8pm

Sounds good.

If any of you really wants to attend but 8pm is not a good time, let me know

Also incase you guys forgot, there is an ongoing book club, see <#359510857207775233>

may or may not be with people on a saturday night

8pm GMT ?

est

thats 12am gmt

theres an ongoing filclub in main colony if anyones interested, watching Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid

Good I love a good western. they almost make me wish I was American.

reminder that the film club is 4.5 hr from now

yes

@here Also a reminder that the bookclub will convene next weekend, when we will discuss what we're currently reading. Check the announcements for more details if you want to participate.

Thomas Carlyle's Latter Day Pamphlets is an interesting read.

I read 50 pages on anatomy of fascism last night

I would meme it as
Fascism
>muh feels
>muh no doctrines

Yeah a big part of fascism is tapping into the frustrated feelings of the population.

Don't think it's wrong to do so, emotions can't be completely written off as useless. But fascism doesn't have one specific doctrine. Each movement is different and a different doctrine is adopted for each once it has matured enough.

@Roman Dreams How do you feel about the book so far? I like how the author attacks the topic.

@Polak it feels fresh, my education of fascism ended with high school courses which never went into enough autistic detail

How many of you are participating in the book club, and how is the reading progressing?

I've read through excerpts of this book before (so I suppose I will complete it), and I am wondering what sort of discussion will be held in two weeks?

It will likely be over voice, this is our first book club so I'm not sure what to expect. I suppose we will discuss our opinions on what we read. The book club will actually happen this coming saturday. But if people really need more time there might be an extension.