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In reply to the discussion: Donald Sutherland: 'I want Hunger Games to stir up a revolution' [View all]Dopers_Greed
(2,647 posts)22. Ironic
Considering that entertainment is one of the main perpetrators of modern complacency. Bread and circuses. No one is going to put themselves on the line to make any meaningful change. If they do, they might not get to see the next football season...or...the next Hunger Games film.
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Donald Sutherland: 'I want Hunger Games to stir up a revolution' [View all]
Ichingcarpenter
Feb 2014
OP
There's a moment in the movie of Catching Fire where Katniss glances out the train window
winter is coming
Feb 2014
#2
You're merely rationalizing the sins of this generation at this point, holding it to a lesser standa
LanternWaste
Feb 2014
#56
A whole lot more to the back story than what we were perceiving vis a vis the media. n/t
2banon
Feb 2014
#24
Hey Buttlick. If you could fucking read, it was not a personal attack against Sutherland.
PowerToThePeople
Feb 2014
#37
I'm sorry, but that's jus not fair. MY generation FOUGHT HARD against all of this, and continue to.
2banon
Feb 2014
#14
Not only did we participate, we are all complicit with the lack of justice in the years since power
Jesus Malverde
Feb 2014
#77
Millions of us were against Reagan, free trade, media consolidation and the rest.
Enthusiast
Feb 2014
#89
In the book her sister and mother had fair skin and hair. So the fact that her skin was olive
pnwmom
Feb 2014
#21
I guess we'll never know what the author intended because, unlike Stephenie Meyer, she didn't
Baitball Blogger
Feb 2014
#27
The director says the author was present at all the auditions and approved the choice of Lawrence.
pnwmom
Feb 2014
#28
And there are people on DU who think middle class white kids with no shirts on ended the Vietnam war
Scootaloo
Feb 2014
#48
We anti-war activists did NOT end the War in Viet Nam. It boggles my mind whenever I hear that meme
2banon
Feb 2014
#97
The way to use phones in a revolution will come from Tunisia rather than Silicon Valley.
Eleanors38
Feb 2014
#101
"You know the young people of this society have not moved in the last 30 years."
Scootaloo
Feb 2014
#29
Exactly. I don't think debt or money had anything to do with student led resistance in the past
okaawhatever
Feb 2014
#88
HAHHA, people don't even vote in local elections, there isn't going to be a revolution
JI7
Feb 2014
#64
You look at our society and you see a lot of the central themes of this story
davidn3600
Feb 2014
#81
"The young generation can't stop taking pictures of themselves to do anything in that magnitude."
PowerToThePeople
Feb 2014
#107