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yeah sorry, that is a statement about leadership and responsibility to make the "tough decisions", like going to war, or deciding who the winners and losers are when deciding a budget that everyone contributed to via taxes. NOT a statement meant to whitewash VC playbooks.

>>jivetu+(OP)
No... it's a line from a terrific movie called The Dark Knight, and it's about the ease with which public perception is manipulated.

>>darker+ty
This has nothing to do with perception being manipulated

>>darker+ty
No, that line is specifically about Julius Caesar being appointed by the Senate as dictator and then never giving up his power.

Though I agree it seems to fit here. Being granted an oligopoly in the name of protecting the people and all that.

>>hannia+vz
The story does not, but the quote does

>>edgyqu+rC
Source? I'm going to need a receipt for my downvote!

Here's mine: https://movies.stackexchange.com/questions/10572/is-this-quo...

>>darker+5d1
I’ve seen the movie, and it’s in response to Rachel saying “the last dictator they appointed was named Caesar, and he never gave up his power.”

I also didn’t downvote you, and it’s against guidelines to bring that stuff up