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No, but I think this is so important and it isn't talked about besides memeing it and like, GUYS, people just EXECUTED other people because someone told them it was "democracy", like, you don't even know WHY but you voted YES

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Yes- and even if the people voted no, the execution would still happen because it doesn’t matter what the people want in this “democracy”

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EXACTLY!!!

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!!!!!! And all the crazy made up rules that make no sense and contradict each other. Only someone really out of the loop with current events would not get this

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i was literally screaming i was like “what are we voting for???”. it was so genius ugh gerard way the man you are

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And then Gerard's face when ppl voted it was like he was disappointed???? Or something?????

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The deeper context is that this is lifted from the last episode of The Prisoner, which is Gerard's (& my) favorite TV show. There is a trial of a youth, and the judge says, "Guilty! Read the charge!"

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I want to see what would happen if everyone voted unanimously to let them live; like if there was a fan project for a specific show where everyone was on board to let them live just to see what would happen

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I think they would still kill them, "democracy" is a smokescreen

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This is what communism does.

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did i misunderstand it? i was there and the question we were voting for was “do you want these people elected?” many voted “nay” thus led to execution instead of election i didn’t think it was a blind vote like that

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