/lit/ - Literature

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>>20113648
Very very very true. If you think about it, The entire left, from Bush down, sublimates all that Gutz was is and will be. He is a great man who with his own hands enacts a society where one does not enact justice through their own will, but instead, pays deference to the collective. As he knows that any indivigual struggle is not only doomed to fail, but the ideology itself is silly. This is represented directly by the long boat trip. It takes the majority of the runtime to show that we all live one one big ship called the WORLD. And there are no heros, only the redistribution of the good by the commons to the commons. Gutz' fights are actually a very well constructed satire on the childishness and essential fascism in such wanton displays of masculine projection and coding. Because Ultimately he doesnt get anywhere. His perservierience means nothing, ideology means nothing unless backed by the material and epicurean satisfaction of the whole. he could have died. he could have got hurt. bad things.... dangerous things. but on the ship he goes to fairy land. the whole thing was a masterful deconstruction of the violence inherent in violence.