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Wraith20878

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7. That may be true

Reply to Laxman (Reply #6)

Fri May 18, 2012, 10:04 PM

May 2012

The majority of people may think that way, but not everybody does. This was made in the 1930's but it was still my favorite movie growing up, and I was born in the 1980's. The version of Robin Hood shaped by this movie was my earliest childhood hero, and continues to shape my world view today. Maybe I was born in the wrong time.

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Robin Hood as Seen Through the Eyes of Democrats, Libertarians and Republicans [View all] joebaur42 May 2012 OP

I believe that's about right. Uncle Joe May 2012 #1

No problem. joebaur42 May 2012 #2

Ayn Rand (libertarian) considered Robin Hood one of the greatest villains ever. phantom power May 2012 #3

Robin Hood's tactics were just an ancient form of CJCRANE May 2012 #4

The Robin Hood we know today was in the 1% Wraith20878 May 2012 #5

That movie... Laxman May 2012 #6

That may be true Wraith20878 May 2012 #7

Not The Wrong Time... Laxman May 2012 #8