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1. gerdes+(OP)[view] [source] 2022-09-09 00:38:00
OK but it is fiction. Not real. I'm sure we are all agreed on that.

If you'd like a tale about the 1970-80s then feel free to ask and I'll tell you what I saw. With luck, my memories aren't too shot.

Living in W Germany in the 1970/80s was rather safer than Ukraine now. A threat of nuclear shenanigans back then is nothing compared to a rocket salvo now.

Ukraine is being attacked right now by Russia and has been for months. Civilians are dying daily in this revolting attack on common civility.

I'm not too sure how important V for whatevs is. It's a story.

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2. the_af+Tc[view] [source] 2022-09-09 02:50:52
>>gerdes+(OP)
> OK but it is fiction. Not real. I'm sure we are all agreed on that.

Yes, it's fiction, but the comment you were replying to mentions Alan Moore's foreword to his work where he mentions the context in which he created the comic -- and that context was the despair and hopelessness he felt in the UK of the 70s and 80s.

Alan Moore is talking about the reality that inspired his fiction (and in fact, mentions how his fiction fell short of what actually happened next).

> I'm not too sure how important V for whatevs is. It's a story.

"V for whatevs"? You are being needlessly dismissive. Alan Moore is a highly influential and political comics book author whose work has a lot to say about the 70s and 80s. Just like punk was also a reflection and a product of its era.

3. foldin+nn8[view] [source] 2022-09-12 04:36:32
>>gerdes+(OP)
>If you'd like a tale about the 1970-80s then feel free to ask and I'll tell you what I saw. With luck, my memories aren't too shot.

Please do.

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