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WHY LIBTARDS WOULD NOT BE PROTESTING IN AN ACTUAL FASCIST GOVERNMENT

"The reason why they're so vitriolic and aggressive to ICE is because they know what they're saying is a lie. Because if they really thought these were murderous, psychopathic fascists, they wouldn't be out there throwing water bottles at them. They'd be terrified in their home, crying." If you lived in an actual fascist country, you would never be allowed out on the street to protest to begin with. Might want to take a gander at the body-bags lined up on the streets in Iran for a glimpse of what fascism actually looks like. Also, there's a big difference between "protest" and "assault." They are not the same. You don't actually care about "keeping people safe." You just want to be the arbiter of who gets to be safe. The key difference is, ICE is operating on behalf of the American people who voted for this to happen. Meanwhile, nobody elected you. So you might want to sit this one out and shut the fuck up for once in yo...

"What Happened To Our Villains" by The Critical Drinker

"If your heroes do nothing but plow their way through a collection of unthreatening, neutered enemies then you'll never get your audience to care about their struggle, because they don't fucking have one... You need to give your villains their fucking balls back." 

Some good points made in this video from The Critical Drinker. A powerful, well-written villain gives the hero a sympathetic struggle to overcome, and makes the movie far more interesting to watch. Where are the Darth Vaders, the Hans Grubers, or the T-1000s in modern films? Without such powerful villains to face in conflict, would we remember the Luke Skywalkers, the John McClanes, or the Terminators from the beloved classics?

Aside from the Marvel Universe's Thanos and perhaps Gus Fring from Breaking Bad, who are some memorable villains from major movies or TV shows the past 10 years?