Anastasia (1997) has to be a contender. The message is literally "communism is bad because it got in the way of the Romanovs having fancy parties and wearing expensive clothes"
Anastasia (1997) has to be a contender. The message is literally "communism is bad because it got in the way of the Romanovs having fancy parties and wearing expensive clothes"
Nobody mentioned Harry Potter yet?
all of them collectively, or do we need fo struggle session about which one is the most lib?
If we're not having leftist infighting about which harry potter book is the most lib what are we even doing?
i dont know
my vote is for deathly hollows, because harry becomes a cop and hermione gives up on ending slavery, and thats treated as a wholesome and good thing
edit; if not for the epilogue, you maybe couldve believed they went on to push for systemic change. maybe. i guess
Don't know which is the most lib, but the least lib one is definitely Order of the Pheonix
prisoner of azerbaijan has a prison break tho
edit: and the escaped convict is the good guy
My sides
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Yeah, but order of the pheonix has the MC create and lead an anti-fascist organisation
he doesnt create it, he ostensibly joins it. and even then he kinda doesnt because "too young!"
i dont disagree that the order itself is anti fascist, i just think from the narrative perspective, presenting an escaped convict as good is less lib than denying teenagers the right to fight fascists that specifically want to murder the fuck out of them specifically
I'm refering to DA, which goes on to provide mutual aid in classes, and even directly oppose both Umbridge and Voldemort.
Order of the Pheonix is full of libs who spent 15 years doing fuck all to combat the rise of fascism
but he doesnt create dumbledors army as an anti fascist org though
he explicitly is making it as a study group, and it is part of the later narrative that the study group is misinterpreted to be an antifa supersoldier program.