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Message: <blockquote data-quote="LuisCarlos17f" data-source="post: 8464713" data-attributes="member: 6802378">Sometimes I doubted seriously about it was anti-totalitarian satire or subtel propaganda, something like "negative priming", showing something that is wrong to us get used to ignore them, or something "oh, yes, it is very wrong, but you can't fix it, it is better to accept and stand it". And my opinion is that is a toxic mindset. If we really start to fix the things and help for a better future, we have to recover faith in ourself, and find positive examples to be imitated. It is like doctor giving a good diagnosis about a disease but no viable treatment. We need the right balance between self-criticism and faith in ourself, both are necessary, but in excess both can also be wrong. And the writters should start to teach what are the true differences between a toxic boss and good leader. Do you remember Sgt Hartman in the movie "the metalic jacket"? In the real life he would be killed by a crazy recruit, but the soldiers would make sure it looked like an accident in the battlefield. The fiction tells about how to kill a tyrant, but nothing about to manage a nation or a company.  And please! If I have learnt about strategy is the resources and supplies! When the wars are too long, you may lose by the economic collapse, bankruptcy. After the battle you need a lot of time and money to rebuilt. If GW wants to be teen-friendly some things have to change.</blockquote>