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Originally posted by: palehorse
Originally posted by: CADsortaGUY
Originally posted by: palehorse
Heaven forbid anyone should use a metaphor, an analogy, or *gasp* an allusion, to help people understand very complex issues... sheesh.. HOW DARE HE!?!
what's with this inexplicable hatred of literary techniques?! 😕
This thread delivers like a square wheel!
And just what do you think his point is by saying "Winnie the Pooh seems to me to be a fundamental text on national security."?
Do I really have to walk you through the meanings and uses for analogies and allusions? seriously!?
His point is that the very basic and seemingly obvious lessons presented in Winnie the Pooh books, and Star Wars movies, are probably a very good place to start looking for answers to our current national security problems.
Because, somewhere along the way, we forgot the fucking basics.
I understand the using of analogies and allusions. However, my question was what do YOU think his point was? You think it's because we forgot the basics? Sure, that works to an extent but there are many other ways to say that than using Pooh as your text IMO.
How do you think his policies will get us back to the basics if that's what you think his point was? What policies will get us "back" there?
This thread is locked because the OP has done NOTHING but troll.
Perknose
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