(intelligently) I won't demean myself to speak with you unless you've seen a local high school production of "A Midnight Summer's Dream"

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but I find the language it uses is often too simple for what it wants to convey and people get caught up on semantic issues like Reccoa. For what it's worth, Gundam 79 has the same problem. 3/3

The Titans just went full Starship Troopers, appealing to the latent narcissism in the Federation to take power. Zeta has potential as a lense to explore the danger of fascism in post-war culture, security theatre, and the cycle of abuse perpetuated by the military, 2/3

I wouldn't say they're more fascist, they just have a less "noble" appeal to justify it. Zabi Zeon was a fight for territory disguising itself as a fight for liberation, and Char's Neo Zeon used ecological and political frustration to justify a mass extinction event. 1/3