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GrimSqueaker wrote:I have studied a little bit of child psychology and it always pisses me off that the studies done to show that "incert popular icon" = violence and evil, they always always take it out of context!
The example from the both teh Transformers and Voltron taken in isolation look pretty dreadful, but in context have the xact opposite meaning!!!!both those episodes are ment to show how evil the bad guys are and invoke hatrid towards them!!! How the hell does that promote violence!!!!
The people who make those studies make me sick-but they also make me laugh because they are so retarded!
Did u know that the original batman series was nearly cncled because
"boy wonders tight pants and leggings inspire deviant homosexual behaviour in children"
The Happy Locust wrote:Effort is not power, knowledge is not power, even money is not power. True power is not caring that you f*ck up all the time.
Spoon wrote:Hey, that sounds like my mother some years ago.
I wasn't allowed to watch power rangers for example
Nightwatcher wrote:Well this managed to piss me off. Just goes to show that no matter what year it is, you have insane overly religious zealots telling you you'll go to Hell for watching or playing something.
Asderiphel wrote:Nightwatcher wrote:Well this managed to piss me off. Just goes to show that no matter what year it is, you have insane overly religious zealots telling you you'll go to Hell for watching or playing something.
If you're mad now, just think: the same people who spout off about TF's, video games, and D&D being influenced by the hand of Satan himself and clear indications of the coming apocalypse...
...are now the same people running the United States.
Now how do you feel?
General Magnus wrote:Asderiphel wrote:Nightwatcher wrote:Well this managed to piss me off. Just goes to show that no matter what year it is, you have insane overly religious zealots telling you you'll go to Hell for watching or playing something.
If you're mad now, just think: the same people who spout off about TF's, video games, and D&D being influenced by the hand of Satan himself and clear indications of the coming apocalypse...
...are now the same people running the United States.
Now how do you feel?
happy that i live ina more civilzed nation![]()
just kiding, but this kind of crap doesn´t happen here.
General Magnus wrote:Asderiphel wrote:Nightwatcher wrote:Well this managed to piss me off. Just goes to show that no matter what year it is, you have insane overly religious zealots telling you you'll go to Hell for watching or playing something.
If you're mad now, just think: the same people who spout off about TF's, video games, and D&D being influenced by the hand of Satan himself and clear indications of the coming apocalypse...
...are now the same people running the United States.
Now how do you feel?
happy that i live ina more civilzed nation![]()
just kiding, but this kind of crap doesn´t happen here.
Autobot032 wrote:I'm not sure where to begin with that one. Wow.
If you dig deep enough, yeah, there's some symbolism.
Such as:
Prime as a Christ figure. Killed, and resurrected, thus saving his people.
Megatron as a Faust figure. Made a pact with Devil.
Yet...good won out overall. Are they intended as a replacement for God, or Christ? Of course not! Could they perhaps be designed even slightly on either one of them? Of course. TransFormers however, are not the first, nor the last to use that basic idea.
Voltron:
Now, this one I could see a little more tie in to a religious thing.
For example:
King Alfor died saving his people and he guides his daughter as Voltron (the chosen one basically) returns from the grave to fight once more against evil. (God/Christ character)
King Zarkon I'd say is the Devil in the storyline, and his witch is a witch. I'll give 'em that.
However, I come back to this: None of this was intended as a replacement for God or Christ, it was just based on Biblical issues somewhat. Good still wins out over evil.
Now, if I remember correctly...Voltron was actually supposed to have some religious ties, the crown and the cross on the family crest, etc. (If I can find the site that explained it, I won't look like a complete tool having said this)
Granted, it's not always the best way to go, but you don't see Christians bitching about George Lucas and Star Wars.
I mean, Anakin was a virgin, immaculate birth. No one complained there. I have to admit, as a Christian, the first time I saw "The Phantom Menace" and saw that part, it bothered me. I almost walked out, but something told me to stick around and pay closer attention. I was proven wrong, he gave the Bible a science fiction spin, and updated the story so all people could see it and let them make their own decisions. Still...he never made it as a replacement for God or Christ. Based on, not a replacement.
It's stupid, yes. However, I think God has more important worries on his mind, and I know Star Wars, TransFormers, and Voltron will *NOT* send you to Hell.
But those who don't know...are going to get the wrong message because of people like these two idiots. I understand they were standing up for what they believe in (and that's great, I'm impressed someone would have the balls to stick to their guns) but this is a ridiculous crusade.
GrimSqueaker wrote:Autobot032 wrote:I'm not sure where to begin with that one. Wow.
If you dig deep enough, yeah, there's some symbolism.
Such as:
Prime as a Christ figure. Killed, and resurrected, thus saving his people.
Megatron as a Faust figure. Made a pact with Devil.
Yet...good won out overall. Are they intended as a replacement for God, or Christ? Of course not! Could they perhaps be designed even slightly on either one of them? Of course. TransFormers however, are not the first, nor the last to use that basic idea.
Voltron:
Now, this one I could see a little more tie in to a religious thing.
For example:
King Alfor died saving his people and he guides his daughter as Voltron (the chosen one basically) returns from the grave to fight once more against evil. (God/Christ character)
King Zarkon I'd say is the Devil in the storyline, and his witch is a witch. I'll give 'em that.
However, I come back to this: None of this was intended as a replacement for God or Christ, it was just based on Biblical issues somewhat. Good still wins out over evil.
Now, if I remember correctly...Voltron was actually supposed to have some religious ties, the crown and the cross on the family crest, etc. (If I can find the site that explained it, I won't look like a complete tool having said this)
Granted, it's not always the best way to go, but you don't see Christians bitching about George Lucas and Star Wars.
I mean, Anakin was a virgin, immaculate birth. No one complained there. I have to admit, as a Christian, the first time I saw "The Phantom Menace" and saw that part, it bothered me. I almost walked out, but something told me to stick around and pay closer attention. I was proven wrong, he gave the Bible a science fiction spin, and updated the story so all people could see it and let them make their own decisions. Still...he never made it as a replacement for God or Christ. Based on, not a replacement.
It's stupid, yes. However, I think God has more important worries on his mind, and I know Star Wars, TransFormers, and Voltron will *NOT* send you to Hell.
But those who don't know...are going to get the wrong message because of people like these two idiots. I understand they were standing up for what they believe in (and that's great, I'm impressed someone would have the balls to stick to their guns) but this is a ridiculous crusade.
If u really wanna get down to it the resurection is stolen from alot of other beliefs!
Horus in acient egypt was concieved after his father (the king of gods) was dead, and had has his penis removed! He then walked the earth as a man for a while righting wrongs/teaching people etc. Celtic Mythos is full of mighty heros who die, or go to a land of life beyond this, etc, and come back to fight as heros.
It is an old story, should nerds start to bitch about the churchs hijacking of other symbols?
Wigglez wrote:Just remember. The sword is an extension of your arm. Use it as if you're going to karate chop someone with your really long sharp ass hand.
GrimSqueaker wrote:I have studied a little bit of child psychology and it always pisses me off that the studies done to show that "incert popular icon" = violence and evil, they always always take it out of context!
The example from the both teh Transformers and Voltron taken in isolation look pretty dreadful, but in context have the xact opposite meaning!!!!both those episodes are ment to show how evil the bad guys are and invoke hatrid towards them!!! How the hell does that promote violence!!!!
The people who make those studies make me sick-but they also make me laugh because they are so retarded!
Did u know that the original batman series was nearly cncled because
"boy wonders tight pants and leggings inspire deviant homosexual behaviour in children"
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