(continued) guys, and good guys who do bad things. And then there are the masses, the every day people, those who only follow orders, uphold the status quo.
I love the point he makes about the characters being more than just "good guys" and "bad guys". As a writer, I am always apalled by the lack of moral complexity in most of nowadays books. Its always the incorruptible good guys, who are all exessively good and virtuous and kind and so forth, and the evil bad guys, who all are wicked, sadistic and malevolant to the core without exeption. In real life, it isn't as simple as that; there are good guys serving bad guys, bad guys thinking they are good
When you google alan moore quotes and read the pages of his statements and writings. It is more profound than almost all other works. Brilliant beyond his time...As if time exist ~smirk~
@hexwarp Formal Education is the bane of learning. The quest for learning is self motivated and a quested knowledge is more readily absorbed. I imagine Alan read voraciously and I am grateful he took the time to put pen to paper and bring forth great, modern works of written art. You have good taste my friend. Peace, health, love and beauty to you and yours.
anarchy is fine, especialy being your own master, it's just that when a peron, or better yet a group or persons, decides, on their own, to not abide by that idea and uses force, violence and coercion to make you do things against your will, at that time you realy do need help from a government that removes these people and groups and stops them from using force against you. The group (governement) should protect (the rights of) the individual.
Whenever "V for Vendetta" is mentioned, people immediatly think of the movie. To me, the movie was like "Tom and Jerry" compared to the graphic novel. I really liked the movie, but it seemed more like an action flick rather than a psychological thriller. Its like being a huge fan of "Dracula" without reading Bram Stoker's "Dracula". To each his own, I guess. I'm just hopefull the graphic novel won't fade into obscurity. Because it's definatly the best of its kind.
Arnarchy in real life is this. The lights have turn off money is worthless and plumbing system is gone no water. What should we do Barbarians robbing killing and raping people. Follow ME I have a plan says the guy with a gun we will keep the Barbarians behind this fortify wall we will call a castle and I will lead you if you call me your king and we shall work together if we vote on it. Fascism Hierchy Socialism and democracy emerges in chaotic anarchy. Its just human nature.
@StrangeIsMyWorld Look faggot Roman Empire ended guess who took over feudal lords pacts for protection same could be said for the fall of Iraq an America had to deal with tribal loyalty or the clans of Afghanistan or any street gang mafia and social order. People think about survival and raising children but sophomoric intellectuals like yourself.Think about utopia ideas. Its all about the Man with the most guns and gold.
@StrangeIsMyWorld Bitch you fed the troll! History and news already address the nature of humanity. You can be anarchist or a libertarian or perhaps a cowboy or just a guy who likes to dress as a cowboy. The truth is people like order, hell even bushmen in Africa have a set of belief custom or a sense of order in commucating with others. That is my opinion and I got a college degree out of it.
@StrangeIsMyWorld six years of indentured servitude? I got paid laid and hung out with real anarchist the Afghans and guess what they cared about survival, money, Allah and sex.
@J5MARLON The religious extremists in Afghanistan actually are not anarchists at all. Actually quite the opposite preffering a powerful dictatorship ruling over the masses with strict religous rules. Your ideas of anarchism are deeply misguided likely by mainstream propaganda.
@babebeubaboon I was not talking about the religious extremist in Afghanistan I was talking about the goat fuckers, boy lovers, and the clan leaders who not loyal to any religious or secular leader unless they got money. Seriously quit watching propaganda.
@J5MARLON Well that is not anarchism either. Anarchism is a the people within a community coming together to directly determine the values and policies etc regarding that community without any interference from any authority figure imposing their will upon them. Those Afghan people were not living in an anarchist society or living like anarchists they were simply responding to intense poverty in a war torn country, fighting for survival. Seriously, quit believing propaganda.
@babebeubaboon You just define Plato form of Democracy, which is mob rule, any form protest group, or Karl Marx view of socialism. Everybody SHOULD be there own leader but in life people want protection and they follow somebody its not a political idealogy its survival. I will says this I met a old Afghan of 60s years old he told me capitalism is human nature everybody wants money, its ''communist'' who are intellectual idiots of society.
@J5MARLON I agree with you. However I dont understand why that order has to be imposed on the greater population by an authority claiming privilidge and superiority over everyone else. Why cant a societys beliefs and customs be determined by the community of people living in that society without any interference by an individual or group of people proclaiming priviledge and superiority over all others? That is what anarchism is in my mind.
@babebeubaboon School yard bullies don't stop being bullies at the school yard. Fear and being stronger and even confidence or maybe intelligence. Thats life.
@J5MARLON Bullies tend to have serious psychological problems caused by problems at home. I would be surprised if there was a single school yard bully truly happy with their life. I believe that chool yard bullys are more of a reflection of a disturbed society than anything else. Life is quite a bit more complex than you describe it.
Always interesting to hear creative people describe how they snap together elements of their experiences and ideas to make a story, but I'm stuck on that chair. It looks like a throne. It's the kind of chair interviews should always be conducted in.
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I think he confuses Anarchism with Libertarianism. Anarchism leads to chaos and "the-guy-with-the-biggest-gun-wins" scenarios. Libertarians seems to be saying smilar things to him. Small government etc.
@tboladave Probably you are talking about some right-winged Anarchism (like "anarcho-capitalism" wich is not even anarchism). Some of this people support use of guns and stuff. But real anarchism is not chaos, it is about order, but voluntary order. I recommend you to read Proudhon works. In real anarchy you have an order with freedom, but without violence, agression and opression. Anarchy doesnt means "no rules", means "No masters"
@asmodevsluxuria Well we experienced anarchy in the capital of our country a few months ago and I can tell you that it was not order. People had their homes burnt down and their business destroyed. If everyone was responsible and sane the yes I can see some sense in this kind of anarchism but in reality it doesn't work.
I thought the movie version of V for Vendetta sucked. It changed a lot of things, like Evey Hammond is a young adult, the ending was different, V died after he encountered a man in the tunnel, Evey was blonde, etc. It's just I read the source material and thought it was an outstanding piece of art. Alan Moore rules, it was great that he took his name off the credits for the movie version.
@ledzeppelinfreak I can understand your dislike of the movie....as you probable read the book before the movie. Few like cover versions of songs/books...but "V the movie" has inspired many people who would have never read the comic book. Many who have read the book say it is the best conversion too film of any comic book super hero. For me, it is such an inspired film that I will seek to read the book.
@Marveljew Look at Americas MIC, exactly what Alan Moore talks about, .01% of the world causing 99% of the worlds problems. It takes only a team of a few dozen engineer,some parts suppliers,and a few years to build the next Big Dog which will probably be weaponized....
Anarchy doesn't exist aside from being an idea... and no government has ever truly represented it's people... hence, why there are never any poor people in the senate or parliament. And anyone who uses the term "Zionist" as a pejorative obviously doesn't understand the words meaning and is basically an Anti-Semite who doesn't have the balls to speak the words they really want to say. Turn the coffee-shop revolutionary rhetoric down a tad... we're all frustrated by our government's.
Anti-zionism doesn't necessarily mean anti-israel. You can't just dismiss anti-zionists because whether you like it or not they do in fact have a very strong case against israel, primarily due to israel's own terrible human rights record. Its hard to refute cold hard facts when they're all coming from the UN and various humanitarian organizations, including the ones that happen to be israeli.
@rencrow You seem confused. Anti-Zionists aren't necessarily Anti-Israeli? You just said they were in the next sentence you wrote. I know that Israel has a nasty track record, and I've actually lived in the region in my younger years, so I'm aware of what's going on, and I don't recall mentioning anyone in particular in my post. But there does seem to be an obvious Anti-Semitic strain through these kinds of posts... people blaming Jews for everything from bad movies to bad governments.
@AhmadElSabeh If Iraq was proof of the theory, then I'd accept it. But I don't. I became a very late supporter of the War on Terror(but I fucking hate that name) because the United Nations wasn't doing it's sworn goddamn duty. Saddamn Hussein was a repeated offender of all 4 conditions by which a ruler may be deposed. Likewise, I supported the invasion of Afghanistan on similar grounds. The Islamic terrorist world got horribly fucked up when our military got involved over there. That's not proof
@DuckFeetProductions Seemingly insurmountable difficulty is not reason enough to give up working towards something better. Anarchistic communities are emerging and growing all around the world. It is happening despite the acts of desperation by the various nation states. Admittedly, the possibility of failure is always looming, but that's the case for every human endeavor.
@GinckMedia I see your point, though you still have to accept the fact that violent gangs try to control people at the moment, without law enforcement then it would be much worse, life would have no value. When failure results in increased oppression and violence then it's not worth attempting what with the high likeliness of failure.
@DuckFeetProductions The risk of violent gangs will never go away. They exist despite the State, and it's worth observing that the most dangerous and destructive violent gangs are that of the various states themselves.
@DuckFeetProductions ( continued ) So you might ask, how would that be dealt with in an anarchistic society? Setting aside the semantics of the word anarchy, what I am actually advocating, and what I believe Alan Moore to be advocating, is a society who's primary values individual autonomy above all else. It would follow that such values would be best served through three fundamental rules:
@DuckFeetProductions ( cont. 2 ) 1. None shall initiate at threat or act of bodily harm against another human being. 2. None shall take or break the tangible property of another human being without direct consent. 3. None shall cross the property boundaries of another human being without direct consent. ( my way of wording the Non-Aggression Principle )
These are the only rules that are defendable via violence, or laws if you will. Individuals and security companies would defend them.
I find it funny that these so-called advocates and activists mostly sit on their asses in front of their computers and bitch about what's wrong with today's society but never get off of said ass and actually do anything about it.
@TheLastSliceOfPie The examples you listed were all written by English authors. The reason why so many different stories portray a future Britain as dystopian is because that's the society the writer lived in.
@TheLastSliceOfPie The examples you listed were all written by English authors. The reason why so many different stories portray a future Britain as dystopian is because that's the society the writer lived in.
Because at that time (late 70s, early and mid 80s) the concept of dystopian futures was relatively new and exciting and had been little explored before.
@rencrow George Orwell, Anthony Burgess did it a long time before the 70's. As did Huxley. The 70's and 80's I'd say weren't particularly great for Dystopian novels. It got a bit tacky, like the running man. The Handmaid's Tale was excellent though.
I think the movie was actually better than the comic. It was more poetic and less "heavy" (but every Moore comic is heavy). I enjoyed both and wouldn't have changed anything to the adaptation.
@randomperson5623 As a film, just a film.... I thought it was still a pain in the ass! A big thing that made the movie worse was how they never really potrayed V as a... Romantic Anarchist! and also that relationship V and Evey had in the movie was really weird. I feel for Alan, I hope noones making anymore shitty adaptations. Even though I loved the watchmen movie, it's the best comic adaptation I've seen. But still, No need to do more.
@randomperson5623 I agree...but I hate when people say this about Watchmen. It was visually faithful,but it missed so many points of the novel it didn't was Watchmen,and people who have not read the novel,usually don't understand the point of the story.
When V tells the priest "Let me introduce myself, I'm a man of wealth and tatse" I just realized that's from The Rolling Stones' "Sympathy for the Devil"
the idea of government is beautiful, if only we had the brightest of our kind to be in the government. I don't remember who said this but the Idea basically is that democracy is when the minority of brightest is ruled by majority of fools. Let everyone do what he/she is good at.(Division of labor) You can't be your own government because then you would be able to break the rules which you set up for yourself.
anarchy wouldn't work for one simple reason: people are weak and stupid(I'm not an exception) Every person needs an advise from a more experienced person, and how do you imagine simple trade without any government- no bosses-wouldn't work. Simple example- scientists- who would pay a scientist if not his boss? Then there would be no progress. Additionally every person has his/her own set of moral principles which would contradict,which would create conflicts- and who will resolve them? The
Kind of ironic that the gunpowder plot was actually to take down the monarchy and put up a catholic dictatorship, while in the comic, V attempts the old plot for anarchy.
@maluse227 Well, at that time, James I was king and he was not very fond of Catholics. The plotters hoped that after the plan was executed, the confusion from the resulting death of the King, his ministers and Parliament would allow an easy Catholic takeover of the country. They essentially wanted a fascist theocracy. Oh well, still V for Vendetta is still one of my favorite comics.
@ishidasouken anarchy is about as practical as communism, and probably even less effective. Yes, it would be the most desirable, but also quite impossible.
You want to know what will make this country better? Stop talking about anarchy, get off your lazy ass and vote for a third party candidate. If you don’t want a republican or democrat in office, don’t vote for them and try to help the few people in this country trying to do some good. To advocated anarchy is to say that the kkk and hitler should be allowed to do whatever they please. You don’t think that, but without laws to be known and enforced who’s going to stop them?
@3onamatch I am a very active non-lazy anarchist, as are most I know. To advocate anarchism does not give hitler/kkk freedom to do as they please - in anarchism, one cannot oppress another. Also, anarchist societies can be very ordered and can have plenty of enforced laws.
@myleftFIST in the end to have/enforce laws is to have a government. and government is not anarchy. if everone is equil, some ones going to ask, and act upon the idea of "well who the fuck are you to tell me..." that person will find a gun
or any form of wepon and BOOM. we have a terrorist/opppresser. im not trying to be an ass hole, but it won't work. Yes, it would be ideal if it could work, but from what i've seen, humanity can't hadle the ideal. i am pro-order and i can't see that in anarchy
@3onamatch you don't know what anarchism is. You thought anarchism has no laws, or that Hitler/KKK would be free to oppress people. Now you show another misconception. Of course anarchist societies would have a police force. Do you really think nobody thought of this? In fact, Anarchist Spain, Zapatista parts of Mexico, early Israeli Kibbutzim were basically anarchist societies and all had armed forces. Learn what anarchism is before talking about it. I will no longer respond to your comments.
@myleftFISTim sorry if i sounded like a bigot, that was not what i meant , but brake down the word and it means "no government" the police are a form of government
therefor not anarchy. im sorry, but in all reality it contradicts the idea itself.
The state--individuals who possess the right to initiate violence and theft over a certain geographical area--is profoundly immoral and cannot stand. It has caused more pain and suffering over the ages than any other entity would be capable of. I'm an anarcho-capitalist myself, but I hope my fellow anarchists and I of all stripes can band together to overthrow the state. After all, in anarchy, I can have my capitalism, socialists can have their socialism, etc.
I love Moore, love his work, but I disagree with him here:
If it's only .00001% of the population that's to blame, for being leaders who lead people astray, then aren't the rest of the population blame-worthy for following those leaders?
Obviously there's an aspect of humanity that WANTS leaders, that WANTS blind allegiance, that WANTS to be told what to do & what to think. Look at modern Americans vis a vis the INSIDE JOB that is 9/11 !
The problem is in ALL of us, not just the .00001%.
Funny thing is that Fascists were/are mostly left wing socialists while the government in V for Vendetta is supposedly right wing. Couldn't agree more with the rest of the it.
@Reckless3057 Some one has been feeding you bullshit if you think fascism is a left wing ideology (Glen Beck springs to mind for example). Fascism is the ideological antithesis of socialism
@legspin Wow an accusation that I watch Glenn Beck! Great Ad Hominem rhetoric! Why i know Fascism is a left-wing ideology is because: Hitler said so, Mussolini said so, as did Lenin (you would think they would know). Hayek, Misses, Rothbard and other economists of the 20th century all qualified it so. You see, only a Marxist would look at National Socialism as right wing. Marxism believed itself to be an international movement and therefore at odds with NATIONAL Socialism.
@Reckless3057 . I never said you watched Glenn Beck but this is the sort of conflated codswallop he spews out all the time, trying to tar those that don't vote republican as being both facist and socialist at the same time. Also National Socialism and Socialism are not the same thing.
@legspin Not the same thing? Even though Mussolini's corporate state was self-described as socialist. Even though Hitler considered himself to be a socialist. Tell me whats the difference between Socialism and National SOCIALISM?
Please avoid simply saying that they are different cause Socialism is a theory of capital arrangement while National Socialism is a political system with some differences in its capital arrangement. that would be superficial.
Modern America is FASCIST. It's only socialism for the rich, which is what Fascism is all about. Mussolini said that a more accurate name for Fascism would be Corporatism, since it is a merger of Corporate & Governmental powers.
America is a fascist police-state that worships wars & soldiers & brutal police-state tactics. We've been trained to fear Muslims so that we won't complain when new wars of conquest take new oil-fields.
@ModernPlague Only a Marxist can look at Fascist economic re-distribution, universal healthcare, food controls, etcetera as being "Socialism for the rich". I find it amusing that as with most statists the average person is an idiot and you and your kind are the enlightened ones. Almost all modern Socialist thought is the democratization of market forces but its roots lay in "professionalizing government" making it more efficient and business like. Socialisms economic rhetoric was the same.
@ModernPlague Under the rhetoric of "coordination resources" Mussolini, Lenin and Hitler controlled market forces through force but their rhetoric was all "coordination" and "co-operation". Like i was saying only a socialist or Marxist would debate whether or not Fascism in socialist or not. and before WWII there was no debate. Police-state? fear Muslims? conquest? laughable. And what country do you know that doesn't have internal contradictions?
@ModernPlague wow, do reasearch faggot, Musolini was the bad guy, and those soliers are what keeps America a free land. And Brutal poice state? what the fuck are you smoking?
@ModernPlague quit crying and look at other countries. America isn't perfect, but its none of these things, YET. It certainly could become those, but it isn't yet.
You are robbed at the point of a gun for what you earned by trading a piece of your body. You are not free to decide what you put in your body, you are not free to decide how and with what you defend your body, you are not free to speak your mind, you are not free to travel as you please.
@Zen5012 How do we set about making the world MORE free? How do we engage in more liberty, when everyone's such a chicken shit coward? How to we tell people that in order to be truly free, first you have to give up that non-existent government safety blanket?
@ModernPlague You know, that sounds like an awfully cute theory. Now the hard part is getting evidence and proof to replace your rhetoric. If you're wrong, accept the evidence and change your mind. If you've got evidence, use it to formulate a factual statement rather than an emotionally charged soundbyte.
But I don't think you've got any evidence, I don't think you've looked at your opponents arguments, and I don't think you really understand what you're talking about.
America has the more freedom than any other country in the world. Just because the government is run by jerks doesn't mean the system is automatically fascit. They are abusing the system. America is the land of freedom not fascism. If you want fascism, look at Nazi Germany during World War II... that is fascit, you over-reacting anarchist goverment-hater.
@legspin Marxist rhetoric at the time, and till this day is that socialism is the appeasement of the worker by the bourgeois. but otherwise, on economics, religion, freedom of speech, capital development, the redistribution of wealth and unitary government consolidation. Marxists and Socialists agree. Does this make Socialism a right wing ideology? No. Are right wingers necessarily Nationalists? not really, if one considers Free-trade a mechanism for international peace then not so much.
Does anyone know how tall Alan is? I just saw a picture of him and Jack Kirby that makes him look 7 feet tall. It was probably just a visual trick for the most part, but I am curious.
Truly a fascinating man...also he's really good at reading out loud, if I had all the money in the world, I would spend it all just to have Mr. Moore read to me every night.
(continued) guys, and good guys who do bad things. And then there are the masses, the every day people, those who only follow orders, uphold the status quo.
Cryptiic6 1 day ago
I love the point he makes about the characters being more than just "good guys" and "bad guys". As a writer, I am always apalled by the lack of moral complexity in most of nowadays books. Its always the incorruptible good guys, who are all exessively good and virtuous and kind and so forth, and the evil bad guys, who all are wicked, sadistic and malevolant to the core without exeption. In real life, it isn't as simple as that; there are good guys serving bad guys, bad guys thinking they are good
Cryptiic6 1 day ago
When you google alan moore quotes and read the pages of his statements and writings. It is more profound than almost all other works. Brilliant beyond his time...As if time exist ~smirk~
godbluffvdgg 1 month ago
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Yeah, how did this guy develop such a strong mind? And his education seems to be both pragmatic and imaginative from a distance.
hexwarp 1 week ago
@hexwarp Formal Education is the bane of learning. The quest for learning is self motivated and a quested knowledge is more readily absorbed. I imagine Alan read voraciously and I am grateful he took the time to put pen to paper and bring forth great, modern works of written art. You have good taste my friend. Peace, health, love and beauty to you and yours.
godbluffvdgg 1 week ago
I lean conservative, but I love the book and Alan Moore. This guy comes up with some fantastic stories.
The movie sucked, though.
Batman8657 1 month ago
anarchy is fine, especialy being your own master, it's just that when a peron, or better yet a group or persons, decides, on their own, to not abide by that idea and uses force, violence and coercion to make you do things against your will, at that time you realy do need help from a government that removes these people and groups and stops them from using force against you. The group (governement) should protect (the rights of) the individual.
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timh651 1 month ago
I wish Lewis Prothero was treated like he was in the novel.
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I love his beard
ZADER4427 2 months ago
Whenever "V for Vendetta" is mentioned, people immediatly think of the movie. To me, the movie was like "Tom and Jerry" compared to the graphic novel. I really liked the movie, but it seemed more like an action flick rather than a psychological thriller. Its like being a huge fan of "Dracula" without reading Bram Stoker's "Dracula". To each his own, I guess. I'm just hopefull the graphic novel won't fade into obscurity. Because it's definatly the best of its kind.
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@1805movie Tom and Jerry are great!
Mullahgrrl 21 hours ago
@1805movie Yeah, same thing with Watchmen.
elmehdibaha 16 hours ago
Still contemplating wearing that mask for Halloween ...
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wolf2jon 3 months ago
I wish every day I could sit down and have lunch with Alan Moore and discuss anything and everything for two hours.
lessconcerned 3 months ago
Arnarchy in real life is this. The lights have turn off money is worthless and plumbing system is gone no water. What should we do Barbarians robbing killing and raping people. Follow ME I have a plan says the guy with a gun we will keep the Barbarians behind this fortify wall we will call a castle and I will lead you if you call me your king and we shall work together if we vote on it. Fascism Hierchy Socialism and democracy emerges in chaotic anarchy. Its just human nature.
J5MARLON 3 months ago
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StrangeIsMyWorld 3 months ago
@StrangeIsMyWorld Look faggot Roman Empire ended guess who took over feudal lords pacts for protection same could be said for the fall of Iraq an America had to deal with tribal loyalty or the clans of Afghanistan or any street gang mafia and social order. People think about survival and raising children but sophomoric intellectuals like yourself.Think about utopia ideas. Its all about the Man with the most guns and gold.
J5MARLON 3 months ago
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StrangeIsMyWorld 3 months ago
@StrangeIsMyWorld Bitch you fed the troll! History and news already address the nature of humanity. You can be anarchist or a libertarian or perhaps a cowboy or just a guy who likes to dress as a cowboy. The truth is people like order, hell even bushmen in Africa have a set of belief custom or a sense of order in commucating with others. That is my opinion and I got a college degree out of it.
J5MARLON 3 months ago
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StrangeIsMyWorld 3 months ago
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1. The army paid off my education
2. Your not quoting much of anything yourself. I don't hear much of Rousseau, Locke, Hobbes, or Mao coming from you so why wont you leave me alone.
3.My opinion comes from a book call Leviathan written by one of those guys use google to find the answer.
4. Take your comments and shove it up your ass
J5MARLON 3 months ago
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StrangeIsMyWorld 3 months ago
@StrangeIsMyWorld six years of indentured servitude? I got paid laid and hung out with real anarchist the Afghans and guess what they cared about survival, money, Allah and sex.
J5MARLON 3 months ago
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StrangeIsMyWorld 3 months ago
@StrangeIsMyWorld I love you
J5MARLON 3 months ago
@J5MARLON I love you too J5 So I am deleting my snarky comments.
StrangeIsMyWorld 3 months ago
@J5MARLON The religious extremists in Afghanistan actually are not anarchists at all. Actually quite the opposite preffering a powerful dictatorship ruling over the masses with strict religous rules. Your ideas of anarchism are deeply misguided likely by mainstream propaganda.
babebeubaboon 2 months ago
@babebeubaboon I was not talking about the religious extremist in Afghanistan I was talking about the goat fuckers, boy lovers, and the clan leaders who not loyal to any religious or secular leader unless they got money. Seriously quit watching propaganda.
J5MARLON 2 months ago
@J5MARLON Well that is not anarchism either. Anarchism is a the people within a community coming together to directly determine the values and policies etc regarding that community without any interference from any authority figure imposing their will upon them. Those Afghan people were not living in an anarchist society or living like anarchists they were simply responding to intense poverty in a war torn country, fighting for survival. Seriously, quit believing propaganda.
babebeubaboon 2 months ago
@babebeubaboon You just define Plato form of Democracy, which is mob rule, any form protest group, or Karl Marx view of socialism. Everybody SHOULD be there own leader but in life people want protection and they follow somebody its not a political idealogy its survival. I will says this I met a old Afghan of 60s years old he told me capitalism is human nature everybody wants money, its ''communist'' who are intellectual idiots of society.
J5MARLON 2 months ago
@J5MARLON I was trying to make it simple for you. Its about fear and protection that is the nature of people.
J5MARLON 2 months ago
@J5MARLON I agree with you. However I dont understand why that order has to be imposed on the greater population by an authority claiming privilidge and superiority over everyone else. Why cant a societys beliefs and customs be determined by the community of people living in that society without any interference by an individual or group of people proclaiming priviledge and superiority over all others? That is what anarchism is in my mind.
babebeubaboon 2 months ago
@babebeubaboon School yard bullies don't stop being bullies at the school yard. Fear and being stronger and even confidence or maybe intelligence. Thats life.
J5MARLON 2 months ago
@J5MARLON Bullies tend to have serious psychological problems caused by problems at home. I would be surprised if there was a single school yard bully truly happy with their life. I believe that chool yard bullys are more of a reflection of a disturbed society than anything else. Life is quite a bit more complex than you describe it.
babebeubaboon 2 months ago
As a comic book lover and artist I feel like I should be on one knee as he speaks.lol
jravage77 3 months ago
what is the name of this music? so gooood.....
TheManinMoscow45 4 months ago
Think what you want about Moore, but he does show respect and gives credit to his co-creators.
1982Nightwing 4 months ago
Always interesting to hear creative people describe how they snap together elements of their experiences and ideas to make a story, but I'm stuck on that chair. It looks like a throne. It's the kind of chair interviews should always be conducted in.
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03saru 5 months ago
I think he confuses Anarchism with Libertarianism. Anarchism leads to chaos and "the-guy-with-the-biggest-gun-wins" scenarios. Libertarians seems to be saying smilar things to him. Small government etc.
tboladave 5 months ago
@tboladave Probably you are talking about some right-winged Anarchism (like "anarcho-capitalism" wich is not even anarchism). Some of this people support use of guns and stuff. But real anarchism is not chaos, it is about order, but voluntary order. I recommend you to read Proudhon works. In real anarchy you have an order with freedom, but without violence, agression and opression. Anarchy doesnt means "no rules", means "No masters"
asmodevsluxuria 4 months ago
@asmodevsluxuria Well we experienced anarchy in the capital of our country a few months ago and I can tell you that it was not order. People had their homes burnt down and their business destroyed. If everyone was responsible and sane the yes I can see some sense in this kind of anarchism but in reality it doesn't work.
tboladave 4 months ago
@tboladave
This is why Moore refers to it as a romance, not a reality.
jdavis234 4 months ago
@jdavis234 Fair enough then ;)
tboladave 4 months ago
He's a transformer. Look at his fingers.
EstarothAvestas 5 months ago 3
spot on alan, thank you for comming out and saying it
mainface 5 months ago
I thought the movie version of V for Vendetta sucked. It changed a lot of things, like Evey Hammond is a young adult, the ending was different, V died after he encountered a man in the tunnel, Evey was blonde, etc. It's just I read the source material and thought it was an outstanding piece of art. Alan Moore rules, it was great that he took his name off the credits for the movie version.
ledzeppelinfreak 5 months ago
@ledzeppelinfreak I can understand your dislike of the movie....as you probable read the book before the movie. Few like cover versions of songs/books...but "V the movie" has inspired many people who would have never read the comic book. Many who have read the book say it is the best conversion too film of any comic book super hero. For me, it is such an inspired film that I will seek to read the book.
Kristopful 4 months ago
I hate that the movie turned the story into an anti-Bush/war on terror film.
Kickthebaby01 5 months ago
Those rings on his hands are epic.
2DUK 7 months ago
the way he reads it makes it even more epic.
Maxpound 7 months ago
I met him after a show at the hamasmith apolo
KILLUSALL92 7 months ago
he lives in my town and i have served him on the fish counter lol
SatansCheese 7 months ago
@ttobin77 so Alan Moore is a AntiSemite? Where do you people come from?
PtAltmVansanTarr 8 months ago
@Marveljew Look at Americas MIC, exactly what Alan Moore talks about, .01% of the world causing 99% of the worlds problems. It takes only a team of a few dozen engineer,some parts suppliers,and a few years to build the next Big Dog which will probably be weaponized....
PtAltmVansanTarr 8 months ago
reminds me of Rob Zombie.
Teerfall 9 months ago
Bullshit, this is about you and your Zionists pigs you prick !
4EverShiite 9 months ago
i wish alan moore was my grandpa.
chelseamuse72 10 months ago 84
@chelseamuse72 he is a great pappaw
boxcarumble 3 weeks ago
his finger claws are just awesomely sick!
TheUndeadMouse 10 months ago
I got sucked up in a propaganda scheme while trying to fight against it. Bizarre, ended p laughing at my enemies on state radio.
trollfinger 11 months ago
Homosexuals are running Hollywood?
Marveljew 11 months ago
@Marveljew Happy people are.
stick1000 11 months ago
Anarchy doesn't exist aside from being an idea... and no government has ever truly represented it's people... hence, why there are never any poor people in the senate or parliament. And anyone who uses the term "Zionist" as a pejorative obviously doesn't understand the words meaning and is basically an Anti-Semite who doesn't have the balls to speak the words they really want to say. Turn the coffee-shop revolutionary rhetoric down a tad... we're all frustrated by our government's.
ttobin77 11 months ago
@ttobin77
Anti-zionism doesn't necessarily mean anti-israel. You can't just dismiss anti-zionists because whether you like it or not they do in fact have a very strong case against israel, primarily due to israel's own terrible human rights record. Its hard to refute cold hard facts when they're all coming from the UN and various humanitarian organizations, including the ones that happen to be israeli.
rencrow 10 months ago
@rencrow You seem confused. Anti-Zionists aren't necessarily Anti-Israeli? You just said they were in the next sentence you wrote. I know that Israel has a nasty track record, and I've actually lived in the region in my younger years, so I'm aware of what's going on, and I don't recall mentioning anyone in particular in my post. But there does seem to be an obvious Anti-Semitic strain through these kinds of posts... people blaming Jews for everything from bad movies to bad governments.
ttobin77 10 months ago
Anarchy is too idealist. It would cause choas and mayhem.
Marveljew 11 months ago
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@Marveljew "It would cause choas and mayhem."
= Choas and mayhem is every Friday and Saturday night around here
69salford69 11 months ago
Anarchy is the way, fuck our government, they no longer represent the people!
LeonDeLaMole 11 months ago
@AhmadElSabeh If Iraq was proof of the theory, then I'd accept it. But I don't. I became a very late supporter of the War on Terror(but I fucking hate that name) because the United Nations wasn't doing it's sworn goddamn duty. Saddamn Hussein was a repeated offender of all 4 conditions by which a ruler may be deposed. Likewise, I supported the invasion of Afghanistan on similar grounds. The Islamic terrorist world got horribly fucked up when our military got involved over there. That's not proof
GoodAvatar 11 months ago
Mr MOORE is spot on-shows how its done-from V for vendetta to anonymous-life IMITATES art-MAGICK-where nervous system and cement meet-SHAZAM!
MrChrisHermes 11 months ago
Alan Moore is a literary master.
Hereandnow45 11 months ago 8
v for vendetta is whats happening here in America its crazy
kakarot138 1 year ago
(Sarcasm mode on)Of course nine times out of ten I'm just talking out of my ass.(Sarcasm mode off) Let's all just get liquored up.
Captmiloman 1 year ago
In my opinion anarchy would be terrible, people with the most weapons would appoint themselves as leaders
DuckFeetProductions 1 year ago
@DuckFeetProductions Then it would no longer be anarchy.
GinckMedia 1 year ago
@GinckMedia and that's why anarchy could never last
DuckFeetProductions 1 year ago
@DuckFeetProductions Seemingly insurmountable difficulty is not reason enough to give up working towards something better. Anarchistic communities are emerging and growing all around the world. It is happening despite the acts of desperation by the various nation states. Admittedly, the possibility of failure is always looming, but that's the case for every human endeavor.
GinckMedia 1 year ago
@GinckMedia I see your point, though you still have to accept the fact that violent gangs try to control people at the moment, without law enforcement then it would be much worse, life would have no value. When failure results in increased oppression and violence then it's not worth attempting what with the high likeliness of failure.
DuckFeetProductions 1 year ago
@DuckFeetProductions The risk of violent gangs will never go away. They exist despite the State, and it's worth observing that the most dangerous and destructive violent gangs are that of the various states themselves.
GinckMedia 1 year ago
@DuckFeetProductions ( continued ) So you might ask, how would that be dealt with in an anarchistic society? Setting aside the semantics of the word anarchy, what I am actually advocating, and what I believe Alan Moore to be advocating, is a society who's primary values individual autonomy above all else. It would follow that such values would be best served through three fundamental rules:
GinckMedia 1 year ago
@DuckFeetProductions ( cont. 2 ) 1. None shall initiate at threat or act of bodily harm against another human being. 2. None shall take or break the tangible property of another human being without direct consent. 3. None shall cross the property boundaries of another human being without direct consent. ( my way of wording the Non-Aggression Principle )
These are the only rules that are defendable via violence, or laws if you will. Individuals and security companies would defend them.
GinckMedia 1 year ago
@DuckFeetProductions Sounds like your talking about the world as it is now.
mindstormsabrewin 7 months ago
i'd love to have a pint and a talk with this man
camerasmart 1 year ago
I find it funny that these so-called advocates and activists mostly sit on their asses in front of their computers and bitch about what's wrong with today's society but never get off of said ass and actually do anything about it.
Captmiloman 1 year ago 4
@Captmiloman your comment is self defeating, as is mine.
weareskaters 1 year ago
Does anyone know of a reason why so many different stories portray a future Britain as dystopian? (V for Vendetta, 1984, A Clockwork Orange)
TheLastSliceOfPie 1 year ago
@TheLastSliceOfPie The examples you listed were all written by English authors. The reason why so many different stories portray a future Britain as dystopian is because that's the society the writer lived in.
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@TheLastSliceOfPie The examples you listed were all written by English authors. The reason why so many different stories portray a future Britain as dystopian is because that's the society the writer lived in.
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chesswhiz00 1 year ago
@TheLastSliceOfPie cos britain SUCKS! WAHAHAHAHA! WHAHA! nah its probably just because the authors are themselves british
stephenfavell 1 year ago
@TheLastSliceOfPie
Because at that time (late 70s, early and mid 80s) the concept of dystopian futures was relatively new and exciting and had been little explored before.
rencrow 1 year ago
@rencrow George Orwell, Anthony Burgess did it a long time before the 70's. As did Huxley. The 70's and 80's I'd say weren't particularly great for Dystopian novels. It got a bit tacky, like the running man. The Handmaid's Tale was excellent though.
hiddeninromance 1 year ago
alan you say leaders are the trouble, but they are sponsored by the leaders
alanbstard4 1 year ago
3:06.
So true in EVERY way.
It`s not the homosexuals, not the scientologists, not the asylum seekers. IT IS LEADERS, that cause 99.99999% of the worlds problems.
MaxDamageProductions 1 year ago 4
anarchism is the true realization of individualism and democracy
solidysnake1 1 year ago
I can't say I agree with him on anarchism, but he's definately quite the visionary and very intelligent.
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randomperson5623 1 year ago
As a film V for Vendetta was fucking fantastic, but as an adaptation it was ass.
randomperson5623 1 year ago 99
@randomperson5623 The movie was an adaptation OF HIS BOOK , wtf you talking about
3DChaz 11 months ago
@randomperson5623
I think the movie was actually better than the comic. It was more poetic and less "heavy" (but every Moore comic is heavy). I enjoyed both and wouldn't have changed anything to the adaptation.
butterland 10 months ago 2
@randomperson5623 what do you mean?
theMUSE4life 8 months ago
@randomperson5623 As a film, just a film.... I thought it was still a pain in the ass! A big thing that made the movie worse was how they never really potrayed V as a... Romantic Anarchist! and also that relationship V and Evey had in the movie was really weird. I feel for Alan, I hope noones making anymore shitty adaptations. Even though I loved the watchmen movie, it's the best comic adaptation I've seen. But still, No need to do more.
CloneCommandos101 6 months ago 3
@randomperson5623 I agree...but I hate when people say this about Watchmen. It was visually faithful,but it missed so many points of the novel it didn't was Watchmen,and people who have not read the novel,usually don't understand the point of the story.
GinGuilt 6 months ago
@randomperson5623 was there too films???
MaggotMayhemOfficial 5 months ago
@MaggotMayhemOfficial of course not. just one travisty was enough
okohiaj 4 months ago
I love how he calls Anarchy a Romance. I was a romantic before I was an anarchist. xD Maybe that's why I got to anarchism.
MirageScience 1 year ago
When V tells the priest "Let me introduce myself, I'm a man of wealth and tatse" I just realized that's from The Rolling Stones' "Sympathy for the Devil"
TaskMaster619 1 year ago
the idea of government is beautiful, if only we had the brightest of our kind to be in the government. I don't remember who said this but the Idea basically is that democracy is when the minority of brightest is ruled by majority of fools. Let everyone do what he/she is good at.(Division of labor) You can't be your own government because then you would be able to break the rules which you set up for yourself.
TEHAStin 1 year ago
anarchy wouldn't work for one simple reason: people are weak and stupid(I'm not an exception) Every person needs an advise from a more experienced person, and how do you imagine simple trade without any government- no bosses-wouldn't work. Simple example- scientists- who would pay a scientist if not his boss? Then there would be no progress. Additionally every person has his/her own set of moral principles which would contradict,which would create conflicts- and who will resolve them? The
TEHAStin 1 year ago
Kind of ironic that the gunpowder plot was actually to take down the monarchy and put up a catholic dictatorship, while in the comic, V attempts the old plot for anarchy.
bigherm5 1 year ago
@bigherm5 really i always thought he was going for a government run by the people for the people aka socialism
maluse227 1 year ago
@maluse227 Well, at that time, James I was king and he was not very fond of Catholics. The plotters hoped that after the plan was executed, the confusion from the resulting death of the King, his ministers and Parliament would allow an easy Catholic takeover of the country. They essentially wanted a fascist theocracy. Oh well, still V for Vendetta is still one of my favorite comics.
bigherm5 1 year ago
@ishidasouken anarchy is about as practical as communism, and probably even less effective. Yes, it would be the most desirable, but also quite impossible.
Dunam 1 year ago
I fucking love that last bit with "let's drink their health, then meet with them no more" speech
warriorofwrestling 1 year ago
You want to know what will make this country better? Stop talking about anarchy, get off your lazy ass and vote for a third party candidate. If you don’t want a republican or democrat in office, don’t vote for them and try to help the few people in this country trying to do some good. To advocated anarchy is to say that the kkk and hitler should be allowed to do whatever they please. You don’t think that, but without laws to be known and enforced who’s going to stop them?
3onamatch 1 year ago
@3onamatch I am a very active non-lazy anarchist, as are most I know. To advocate anarchism does not give hitler/kkk freedom to do as they please - in anarchism, one cannot oppress another. Also, anarchist societies can be very ordered and can have plenty of enforced laws.
myleftFIST 1 year ago
@myleftFIST in the end to have/enforce laws is to have a government. and government is not anarchy. if everone is equil, some ones going to ask, and act upon the idea of "well who the fuck are you to tell me..." that person will find a gun
or any form of wepon and BOOM. we have a terrorist/opppresser. im not trying to be an ass hole, but it won't work. Yes, it would be ideal if it could work, but from what i've seen, humanity can't hadle the ideal. i am pro-order and i can't see that in anarchy
3onamatch 1 year ago
@3onamatch you don't know what anarchism is. You thought anarchism has no laws, or that Hitler/KKK would be free to oppress people. Now you show another misconception. Of course anarchist societies would have a police force. Do you really think nobody thought of this? In fact, Anarchist Spain, Zapatista parts of Mexico, early Israeli Kibbutzim were basically anarchist societies and all had armed forces. Learn what anarchism is before talking about it. I will no longer respond to your comments.
myleftFIST 1 year ago
@myleftFISTim sorry if i sounded like a bigot, that was not what i meant , but brake down the word and it means "no government" the police are a form of government
therefor not anarchy. im sorry, but in all reality it contradicts the idea itself.
once again, sorry if i sounded like an ass hole
3onamatch 1 year ago
Psychedelics are crucial if we ever decide to have a free and stable society.
FeelOfFriction 1 year ago
The state--individuals who possess the right to initiate violence and theft over a certain geographical area--is profoundly immoral and cannot stand. It has caused more pain and suffering over the ages than any other entity would be capable of. I'm an anarcho-capitalist myself, but I hope my fellow anarchists and I of all stripes can band together to overthrow the state. After all, in anarchy, I can have my capitalism, socialists can have their socialism, etc.
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shellicreed 1 year ago
Alan Moore and George Orwell should have a slumber party. Just sayin.
TheUnwrittenWriter 1 year ago
ROCK-ON Mr Moore! One of the very best in the world!
Rumpelstiltskinsky 1 year ago
I love Moore, love his work, but I disagree with him here:
If it's only .00001% of the population that's to blame, for being leaders who lead people astray, then aren't the rest of the population blame-worthy for following those leaders?
Obviously there's an aspect of humanity that WANTS leaders, that WANTS blind allegiance, that WANTS to be told what to do & what to think. Look at modern Americans vis a vis the INSIDE JOB that is 9/11 !
The problem is in ALL of us, not just the .00001%.
ModernPlague 1 year ago
I hope he dosn't punch anyone. lol
DuzieInuChick 1 year ago
Funny thing is that Fascists were/are mostly left wing socialists while the government in V for Vendetta is supposedly right wing. Couldn't agree more with the rest of the it.
Reckless3057 1 year ago
@Reckless3057 Some one has been feeding you bullshit if you think fascism is a left wing ideology (Glen Beck springs to mind for example). Fascism is the ideological antithesis of socialism
legspin 1 year ago
@legspin Wow an accusation that I watch Glenn Beck! Great Ad Hominem rhetoric! Why i know Fascism is a left-wing ideology is because: Hitler said so, Mussolini said so, as did Lenin (you would think they would know). Hayek, Misses, Rothbard and other economists of the 20th century all qualified it so. You see, only a Marxist would look at National Socialism as right wing. Marxism believed itself to be an international movement and therefore at odds with NATIONAL Socialism.
Reckless3057 1 year ago
@Reckless3057 . I never said you watched Glenn Beck but this is the sort of conflated codswallop he spews out all the time, trying to tar those that don't vote republican as being both facist and socialist at the same time. Also National Socialism and Socialism are not the same thing.
legspin 1 year ago
@legspin Not the same thing? Even though Mussolini's corporate state was self-described as socialist. Even though Hitler considered himself to be a socialist. Tell me whats the difference between Socialism and National SOCIALISM?
Please avoid simply saying that they are different cause Socialism is a theory of capital arrangement while National Socialism is a political system with some differences in its capital arrangement. that would be superficial.
Reckless3057 1 year ago
@Reckless3057
Modern America is FASCIST. It's only socialism for the rich, which is what Fascism is all about. Mussolini said that a more accurate name for Fascism would be Corporatism, since it is a merger of Corporate & Governmental powers.
America is a fascist police-state that worships wars & soldiers & brutal police-state tactics. We've been trained to fear Muslims so that we won't complain when new wars of conquest take new oil-fields.
America, Land of Lies.
ModernPlague 1 year ago 51
@ModernPlague Only a Marxist can look at Fascist economic re-distribution, universal healthcare, food controls, etcetera as being "Socialism for the rich". I find it amusing that as with most statists the average person is an idiot and you and your kind are the enlightened ones. Almost all modern Socialist thought is the democratization of market forces but its roots lay in "professionalizing government" making it more efficient and business like. Socialisms economic rhetoric was the same.
Reckless3057 1 year ago
@ModernPlague Under the rhetoric of "coordination resources" Mussolini, Lenin and Hitler controlled market forces through force but their rhetoric was all "coordination" and "co-operation". Like i was saying only a socialist or Marxist would debate whether or not Fascism in socialist or not. and before WWII there was no debate. Police-state? fear Muslims? conquest? laughable. And what country do you know that doesn't have internal contradictions?
Reckless3057 1 year ago
@ModernPlague Thank you. Thank you thank you thank you.
TheUnwrittenWriter 1 year ago
@ModernPlague wow, do reasearch faggot, Musolini was the bad guy, and those soliers are what keeps America a free land. And Brutal poice state? what the fuck are you smoking?
WaterWarrior44 1 year ago
@ModernPlague That's not what the "Corporate" in "Corporatism" means.
pendorran 1 year ago
@ModernPlague you are a modern plague
weeniesausage 1 year ago
@weeniesausage amen.
MaxDamageProductions 1 year ago
@ModernPlague its ruthless capitalism inside fascism outside
kokomanation 1 year ago
@ModernPlague I would love to have a chat you...people like you still make me think the world can be a better place
carlosdlguerra 1 year ago
@carlosdlguerra you've been brainwashed too! you're begin to act like you don't know what you're talking about! OH WHAT HAS IT COME TO!
TheLastSliceOfPie 1 year ago
@ModernPlague quit crying and look at other countries. America isn't perfect, but its none of these things, YET. It certainly could become those, but it isn't yet.
vigil 1 year ago
@vigil
You are robbed at the point of a gun for what you earned by trading a piece of your body. You are not free to decide what you put in your body, you are not free to decide how and with what you defend your body, you are not free to speak your mind, you are not free to travel as you please.
How free do you really believe you are?
Zen5012 1 year ago
@Zen5012 How do we set about making the world MORE free? How do we engage in more liberty, when everyone's such a chicken shit coward? How to we tell people that in order to be truly free, first you have to give up that non-existent government safety blanket?
GoodAvatar 11 months ago
@ModernPlague What is happening in America is happening globally.
countingdown27 1 year ago
@ModernPlague You know, that sounds like an awfully cute theory. Now the hard part is getting evidence and proof to replace your rhetoric. If you're wrong, accept the evidence and change your mind. If you've got evidence, use it to formulate a factual statement rather than an emotionally charged soundbyte.
But I don't think you've got any evidence, I don't think you've looked at your opponents arguments, and I don't think you really understand what you're talking about.
PROVE me wrong.
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LeonDeLaMole 11 months ago
@ModernPlague Is it state socialism or crony capitalism? Does it fucking matter?
Madfoot713 11 months ago
@ModernPlague
America has the more freedom than any other country in the world. Just because the government is run by jerks doesn't mean the system is automatically fascit. They are abusing the system. America is the land of freedom not fascism. If you want fascism, look at Nazi Germany during World War II... that is fascit, you over-reacting anarchist goverment-hater.
Marveljew 10 months ago
@Marveljew You say "anarchist" as if it's a bad thing.
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Berem91 8 months ago
@ModernPlague America is a corporativist state run by Companies and banks,therefore,fascist.
GinGuilt 6 months ago
@legspin Marxist rhetoric at the time, and till this day is that socialism is the appeasement of the worker by the bourgeois. but otherwise, on economics, religion, freedom of speech, capital development, the redistribution of wealth and unitary government consolidation. Marxists and Socialists agree. Does this make Socialism a right wing ideology? No. Are right wingers necessarily Nationalists? not really, if one considers Free-trade a mechanism for international peace then not so much.
Reckless3057 1 year ago
Does anyone know how tall Alan is? I just saw a picture of him and Jack Kirby that makes him look 7 feet tall. It was probably just a visual trick for the most part, but I am curious.
BubbaGanoush2 1 year ago
@BubbaGanoush2 About 6ft 2, or more, I think.
allaboutdmagic 1 year ago
what was the original air date on this video?
codylink 1 year ago
all that stuff on his hands, he practices black magic, you know
Cookietrooperstudios 1 year ago
@Cookietrooperstudios just because he has a gothic dress code does not mean he worships the devil.
slimithy12 1 year ago
@slimithy12 no, i read it somewhere, im not being random
Cookietrooperstudios 1 year ago
He might sound very weird, but the man is truly a genius!
commandtoconquer 1 year ago
Truly a fascinating man...also he's really good at reading out loud, if I had all the money in the world, I would spend it all just to have Mr. Moore read to me every night.
snorlax42 1 year ago
In Greece,after WWII we had those fasists.They was simple ordinary men who got power to their hands,and then they became,hounds.
Theokondak 1 year ago
Can I buy V for Vendetta graphic novel in the original black in white version?
BandakaKush 1 year ago
lmao@eskimos
19sidistik71 1 year ago
id disagree with alan. id say its those who believe in these cospiracies that rule. its through fear that extremism takes root.
jimmybloodyjimmy 1 year ago