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Lord of the Rings: Fellowship of the Ring of Free Trade

Now, for the first time ever, the hidden prophecies of J.R.R. Tolkien's classic epic, The Lord of the Rings, are decoded in this accurate re-edit of Peter Jackson's blockbuster motion picture. Unkn...  
 
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Adamguy2003 (1 week ago) Show Hide
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Seriously, in the opening battle, the two sides should have been reversed: The elven/ human warriors represent the riot police (Brave, orderly, devoted to restoring peace and order and protecting the innocent), the orcs perfectly epitomize the Anarchist blac bloc freaks (Messy disorganized ranks, rotted teeth as a result of Meth Mouth, horrible smell, and devoted to spreading violence, carnage and chaos). Even the fighting tactics demonstrated by each side in the battle is proof of this.
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Tolkien was an anarchist.

Isn't is obvious?
The Hobbits are essentially anarchists, and they are peaceful and happy.

The ring represents government power. Lots of people want it, for different reasons. A major point is what they say "why can't we use the ring to destroy the ring(get to mt doom)". This is analogous to saying we can use government to fight government. But you cannot use evil to drive out evil.

You missed the point of the story by a mile, my friend.
scottyo218 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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The hobbits are the simple-minded peasant class who rely on the benevolence of the warrior class (Gondor, etc.) for their protection. He goes on and on about the right of Aragorn to rule due to his lineage. Tolkien was about as anarchist as Edmund Burke.
AzeriSniper (1 month ago) Show Hide
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Awesome!
elijahstanfield (3 months ago) Show Hide
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Stop Stop Stop! you've got it completely backward. Tolkien was a admitted anarchist. The ring symbolizes government, not free trade. Destroy government...then human greed, in the form of corporations, will loose its powerful tool to control other men. Tolkien would roll over in his grave.
Let me guess. You would have the ring to do good, right? ha ha hah. Watch the movies again. You'll find that you are no Froto.
SvenskSocialist (2 months ago) Show Hide
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NO Tolkien was not an anarchist, he supported Franco.
psyche100 (4 months ago) Show Hide
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Dude I think you have WAY too much time on your hands. And just as a side note for all the discussions going on, i'm a liberal AND i believe in free trade. Don't just go grouping people together, thats like saying all conservatives are a bunch of neo nazis, ya know?
Garren16 (4 months ago) Show Hide
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Thank you, it seems a few Liberals have sense.
greenblacksnake (5 months ago) Show Hide
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Awesome! :)
rocinante316 (5 months ago) Show Hide
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i don't know who you mean when you address 'liberals,' but if you mean to suggest that this détourned clip in any way promotes liberalism, you're grossly mistaken. the philosophy espoused here is that of what is referred to by serious people as libertarian socialism (aka anarchism or non-authoritarian communism).

this has nothing to do with a liberal embrace of obama or clinton or any other world-destructive moron.

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