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https://archive.is/IwLEw https://archive.is/IwLEw But, but, but, I've seen the movie "Threads (1984)" so now I'm an expert and it's not possible. Also how com
by aaron695 2y ago
https://archive.is/IwLEw https://archive.is/IwLEw
But, but, but, I've seen the movie "Threads (1984)" so now I'm an expert and it's not possible.
Also how come all the children in the area can still speak, in "Threads" children mutate and can't speak like a reverse Spiderman.
This seems like Doomer-denial fake news, the movie Threads (1984) was the real one.
- mango7283 2y agoI trust one recognises that a huge difference between a post WW2 and a Threads post Ww3 situation is that in the former the United States is at its peak and regearing its industry to rebuild Japan and Europe while in the latter the US is also a nuclear wasteland...
- rightbyte 2y agoThere seems to be this great dellusion being spread that it would not be such a big deal to not make people dissent. You can notice it in how people reason about 'war time manufacturing' and the like in the event of a Great war. Like there would be any factories running at all. Or logistics to support brigade manouvers. Or state sized organizations.
- rcxdude 2y agoYeah, the sheer difference in scale (both power and quantity of bombs) between the two makes it not particularly useful to compare the outcomes. Hopefully no-one loses sight of that.