It may be the best season finale ever! The third episode of season 3 of the documentary series “Dark Netflix” had this to say about the recent protests in Egypt: “In recent weeks, the demonstrations have been peaceful, but they are still in an ongoing battle to keep power. The government’s response has been a systematic use of violence and intimidation.” Well, that’s pretty awesome.
In recent weeks, demonstrations have been peaceful, but they are still in an ongoing battle to keep power. The governments response has been a systematic use of violence and intimidation. Well, thats pretty awesome.
When we lived in the United States, the government did things like that. They would put up posters and put up signs and put up things that were really loud and really violent. So, we actually did not understand why that was happening. The government in the United States does not have a monopoly on violence.
Well, we are a country that has a government that is a little more advanced than the governments of the United States and England, and so we have the capability of seeing how things are done, so we are all quite civilized. But then we go to other countries. We go to places like the Philippines and we see that same sort of thing. We see signs and we see posters and we see things that are really loud and really violent. So, we are not at all civilized.
We are only just as civilized as we would like to believe. We do not know what’s wrong with us. We have not learned much about our own lives. This is a different kind of civilization. In the United States, when we were young, there were many things that we could do. We could move out of our parents’ house and we could open our own houses, or we could move in with our parents and we could live in their neighborhood.
The whole point of living with your parents is that you have to live in their neighborhood. This means you can’t have a car. You have to take public transportation. It also means the cops will be on your back, because the neighborhood you were living in is now your neighborhood. To protect your reputation, you just have to take out the cops. You can’t have a gun, because then the cops would have to pick up your guns and you wouldn’t be able to protect yourself.
Now that we have that out of the way, let’s get to the episode, Episode 3, “Cops” which is available for download from Netflix.
In Episode 3, you see the two-dimensional race of the world, so you’re getting two different perspectives on the human race. That doesn’t mean you’re always in the same race, it means you’re never in the same place at the same time.
On the surface, the episode seems to be a re-cap of the events of Episode 2. All you’re doing is watching the same events happen over and over, but the events arent. The events are happening to a two-dimensional human race, just as in the first episode. That means youll be able to see the same kinds of events happening to other humans, all from slightly different angles.
The episode starts to show the first signs of this when the party-guests start to get up in the air. This happens because one of the party-guests is in fact a two-dimensional human being. He was in his own body for the first episode. Now, however, he’s on a different two-dimensional plane, and has a different perspective.