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<blockquote data-quote="LuisCarlos17f" data-source="post: 8464802" data-attributes="member: 6802378">I remember the movie &quot;Starship Troopers&quot;, and it was a litle ambigous about it was pro-patriotic or anti-war satire. My grandfather was in the Spanish civil war, and he told me if the sgt wanted to be serious, my grandpa answered &quot;my sargeant, my sargeant!&quot; with a sarcastic tone, like a warn if he bother him too much, he could &quot;suffer an accident&quot;. Maybe I liked the gothic look of W40K, because it was like the cover of a heavy metal disk, but knowing the lore, the&nbsp; Ecclesiarchy, with that mindset of &quot;everything that couldn't be controlled by us has to be destroyed&quot; or &quot;if we can't understand it then we have to destroy it&quot;, they became too annoying for my taste. It was like joke too old to be funny now.I like the grimdark but the light of the hope by the heroes shinning more. I don't trust that type of writters and creators because they forget ethical values like the mercy and the human dignity. They are forgetting the great potential of the humankind to make possible a better tomorrow. We aren't perfect and we make lots of mistakes, but also we can saints or nobleheart.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="LuisCarlos17f, post: 8464802, member: 6802378"] I remember the movie "Starship Troopers", and it was a litle ambigous about it was pro-patriotic or anti-war satire. My grandfather was in the Spanish civil war, and he told me if the sgt wanted to be serious, my grandpa answered "my sargeant, my sargeant!" with a sarcastic tone, like a warn if he bother him too much, he could "suffer an accident". Maybe I liked the gothic look of W40K, because it was like the cover of a heavy metal disk, but knowing the lore, the Ecclesiarchy, with that mindset of "everything that couldn't be controlled by us has to be destroyed" or "if we can't understand it then we have to destroy it", they became too annoying for my taste. It was like joke too old to be funny now. I like the grimdark but the light of the hope by the heroes shinning more. I don't trust that type of writters and creators because they forget ethical values like the mercy and the human dignity. They are forgetting the great potential of the humankind to make possible a better tomorrow. We aren't perfect and we make lots of mistakes, but also we can saints or nobleheart. [/QUOTE]

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