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No. I did no such thing.
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you cried when you found out bob marley was black and white -
you cried when lebron lost to the mavs in the finalsJoker Soprano wrote: »No. I did no such thing.
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you cried when you ? on ya mans ? -
No I did not. Not a Miami Heat fan.
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Joker Soprano wrote: »No I did not. Not a Miami Heat fan.
you cried when left eye crashed and died -
joker cried when scar set up mufasa
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No, I did not. I did not know her to be crying.
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Did you cry when you found out shark-whales and hunchback whales didn't exist?
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Joker Soprano wrote: »No, I did not. I did not know her to be crying.
you cried when you thought your mother was buying you some nikes but brought home some sikes wit the upside swoop -
i did. my world was flipped upside down.Billy_Poncho wrote: »Did you cry when you found out shark-whales and hunchback whales didn't exist?
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Joker Soprano wrote: »No, I did not. I did not know her to be crying.
you cried when you thought your mother was buying you some nikes but brought home some sikes wit the upside swoop
No, I did not. I knew times were tough for her. -
joker cried when scar set up mufasa
No, I did not. I was actually rooting for scar. -
Joker Soprano wrote: »
you cried when nemo got separated from his daddy -
Joker Soprano wrote: »
you cried when nemo got separated from his daddy
No, I did not. I hated that movie -
thats why you cried when you watched itJoker Soprano wrote: »
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thats why you cried when you watched itJoker Soprano wrote: »
No, I did not. I feel sleep -
cavs just traded bynum for pau gasol. you cried
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Do yall ? need some alone time?
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Joker Soprano wrote: »
Mufasa was a despot. Scar was a champion of the underclass (the Hyenas). He was breaking social and class barriers when he rose against Mufasa and gave Hyenas a say in the dealings of the Kingdom.
The turbulence seen in the kingdom after Scar took over is akin to any post-revolution society. There's always going to be class warfare and some chaos, but in the long-run, any society will eventually thrive.
The Lion King was like Egypt post-Arab Spring. Mufasa was Hosni Mubarak. Scar and the Hyenas was the post-overthrow chaos that followed, and Symba coming back was like when Muhammad Morsi tookover and claimed dictatorship once again.
The real them in that movie, IMO, was that the upper class should always remain in power. It's just brainwashing by the oligarchy so they can remain in power. -
Joker Soprano wrote: »
you cried when you found out ya mother really your father -
Joker Soprano wrote: »
Mufasa was a despot. Scar was a champion of the underclass (the Hyenas). He was breaking social and class barriers when he rose against Mufasa and gave Hyenas a say in the dealings of the Kingdom.
The turbulence seen in the kingdom after Scar took over is akin to any post-revolution society. There's always going to be class warfare and some chaos, but in the long-run, any society will eventually thrive.
The Lion King was like Egypt post-Arab Spring. Mufasa was Hosni Mubarak. Scar and the Hyenas was the post-overthrow chaos that followed, and Symba coming back was like when Muhammad Morsi tookover and claimed dictatorship once again.
The real them in that movie, IMO, was that the upper class should always remain in power. It's just brainwashing by the oligarchy so they can remain in power.
I must say, this was very well developed. -
i saw it completely different...Joker Soprano wrote: »
Mufasa was a despot. Scar was a champion of the underclass (the Hyenas). He was breaking social and class barriers when he rose against Mufasa and gave Hyenas a say in the dealings of the Kingdom.
The turbulence seen in the kingdom after Scar took over is akin to any post-revolution society. There's always going to be class warfare and some chaos, but in the long-run, any society will eventually thrive.
The Lion King was like Egypt post-Arab Spring. Mufasa was Hosni Mubarak. Scar and the Hyenas was the post-overthrow chaos that followed, and Symba coming back was like when Muhammad Morsi tookover and claimed dictatorship once again.
The real them in that movie, IMO, was that the upper class should always remain in power. It's just brainwashing by the oligarchy so they can remain in power.
i saw mufasa as ? , Scar as satan, Simba (Mufasa son) as Gods son Jesus..
but the mufasa set up wasnt satan killing ? .. that was another biblical story of cain and abel.. as a way to separate ? from the world.. cain killed abel out of jealousy..
the hyenas, scars people were his demons.. and the lions, were Gods angels...
and Simbas return to the land was Jesus' 2nd coming.
remember at the battle at the end of the movie, there was a fire, and who was casted into the fire.
in a nutshell.
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Joker Soprano wrote: »
you cried when you found out ya mother really your father
No I did not cause that never happened -
i saw it completely different...Joker Soprano wrote: »
Mufasa was a despot. Scar was a champion of the underclass (the Hyenas). He was breaking social and class barriers when he rose against Mufasa and gave Hyenas a say in the dealings of the Kingdom.
The turbulence seen in the kingdom after Scar took over is akin to any post-revolution society. There's always going to be class warfare and some chaos, but in the long-run, any society will eventually thrive.
The Lion King was like Egypt post-Arab Spring. Mufasa was Hosni Mubarak. Scar and the Hyenas was the post-overthrow chaos that followed, and Symba coming back was like when Muhammad Morsi tookover and claimed dictatorship once again.
The real them in that movie, IMO, was that the upper class should always remain in power. It's just brainwashing by the oligarchy so they can remain in power.
i saw mufasa as ? , Scar as satan, Simba (Mufasa son) as Gods son Jesus..
but the mufasa set up wasnt satan killing ? .. that was another biblical story of cain and abel.. as a way to separate ? from the world.. cain killed abel out of jealousy..
the hyenas, scars people were his demons.. and the lions, were Gods angels...
and Simbas return to the land was Jesus' 2nd coming.
remember at the battle at the end of the movie, there was a fire, and who was casted into the fire.
in a nutshell.
The beauty of art is that it can be interpreted in many different ways. The failings of art is also that it can be interpereted i many different ways.
Like when you get those hippy ? who look at paintings of a fruitbowl on a table and talk about how the contrast of a shadow on the table is symbolism for the hungry and starved, and that a blue table cloth represents some ? like the struggle between the past and the future.
That said, The Lion King is just a re-rendering of an old African tale anyways, as are most 90's Disney animated movies.
