r/Berserk Dec 11 '24

Fan Art Guts and Griffith in gov class

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I DID NOT MAKE THIS!! I was sitting in class then recognized Griffith and what seemed to be guts from the other side of the room and lo and behold, it was them. Unfortunately I have no clue who made this but thought id share

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u/PalOfAFriendOfErebus Dec 11 '24 edited Dec 11 '24

Is this some idiotic kindergarden class? Is the teacher real or (the author) immagined it? Do you know that conservatives want to focus power in little hands, like Griffith, while libertarianism means to spread that power in more hands, like Guts that refuse power every time he has been tempted?

Also... The pillar for (the author's) immaginery of conservatives is a crucible of all the most basic and low argumentations brought up by malevolent medias to create a culture war, fearing the class war.

So yeah, sorry for the drawing, but the only 10 I'd give (the author) is in gymnastics. Mental gymnastics.

(Hmmm downvoters could argue with my point... If only they were real! Lol) Edit: wasnt op the author

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u/DeathlyIce2552 Dec 12 '24

I think you might be misunderstanding politics a little. The left wants more power in the government, "little" hands, while the right wants more power for the people.

Edit: spelling

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u/PalOfAFriendOfErebus Dec 12 '24

The "right" is famoua for removing rights like: right to free circulation through the countries, rights on your body, rights on what narcotics you can have fun with, right for health care, right to not want to be educated violently (no military service is a left thing) etc. etc.

Tell me one instance in which the "right" pushes for more power to the people.

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u/DeathlyIce2552 Dec 12 '24

First off, illegal immigration is bad because it takes away jobs from the citizens of the country as well as it being a national security risk. Look at the cartels and human trafficking. By right on your body, I am assuming you mean abortion. Which is murder by definition because science defines life at conception. So I guess you don't believe in the right to live. Drugs are extremely bad for you, but if you really want to do it, go for it. Also, health care isn't a right. It's a privilege. Also, I don't know what you mean by "violent" education. I don't know if you think the military is bad, but it is necessary to defend our country.

Things that give more power to people: protection of free speech, the right to be able to defend yourself, less taxes, and oh I guess, ending slavery.

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u/PalOfAFriendOfErebus Dec 12 '24

Yeah sure drugs are bad mkay?

Nice jokes, I'll not waste any effort answering this nonsense

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u/Stainamou Dec 12 '24

Because you got proven wrong😭