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In reply to the discussion: "What shall we do now?" (re. the UCSB shootings) [View all]Laelth
(32,017 posts)10. Humans are violent.
Human males, in particular, are violent (due to their higher levels of testosterone, presumably, in comparison to women), but no century in human history saw as many people die in wars as the century from 1910 to 2010.
Either way, Roger Waters' argument in The Wall is worthy of consideration. I hope you see the movie and analyze it from the perspective of power relations between the genders.
-Laelth
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You are trying to conflate war and the character's personal problems
muriel_volestrangler
May 2014
#34
If you taught rhetoric than I ask you to step back and look for a larger, overarching theme
KittyWampus
May 2014
#2
So the invention of bigger and better guns and war machines had nothing to do with it?
davidn3600
May 2014
#11
we have often talked about the backlash resulting from so much success of women over a small
seabeyond
May 2014
#15
We fight to amend the Second Amendment. The existence of guns prevents the very conversations
ancianita
May 2014
#45
that has nothing to do with love and desire. that has nothing to do with being fearful
seabeyond
May 2014
#56