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despite I'm still attached to my idea of Anarcho-humanism, the actual evilness and stupidity that growing up among us, makes me turn my mind into radical thought like "you're all fool/foul, down with humanity,I wish that all human will die before they destroy everything and every lives on earth

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[planetaterra]

since time i lost my faith in humanity and in the recuing of Planet Earth.
Mankind wont stop damaging them.
i'm being realistical.
the best solution for the other species would be if we all die.
i have no label for me, since i studied Zen i drop labels, but was convinced l was an anarchist too.
and believe me pessimism is the result of being aware, observing how things are all over the world.we are too few to save the Planet.

then...

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you should join the Voluntary Human Extinction Movement.

v for vendetta

[cupcake_razor]

have you seen the movie or read the graphic novel? it's amazing.

Re: v for vendetta

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No I haven't,
because the movie openning only the 19th april in the country I actually live.
I didn't read the graphic novel too but I heard about this interesting story. I liked the works of Alan Moore about Jack the Ripper which was also adapted in movie ("From Hell").
Maybe I will go to see it...
or just download the screener version in a couple of day ;-P

Re: v for vendetta

[cupcake_razor]

i think you'll like it, too.

Re: v for vendetta

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finally I saw it in a theater, You had thought well, I enjoyed it.
Natalie Portman and Hugo Weaving are perfect as forever. And John Hurt, and Stephen Rea and Stephen Fry are good as well.
I'm amused to notice that John Hurt are in two movies adaptations from famous books in british dystopia : 1984 and V for Vendetta. where he played totally opposed characters.

I also bought the original comic book (I will receive it in a few days now) to get all the details the movie cannot show.

and "Remember, remember, the fifth of November!"