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* The crime war became less serious due to Simon Phoenix being locked up. However, John Spartan may have been the one to deal with the Predator instead.
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* Except for the fact that the cops specifically state "Request advice" as in "tell me what I should do."
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* Except for the fact that the cops specifically state "Request advice" as in "tell me what I should do.""
* With 2023(who knows how this will go in another decade) this could be seen as compensating for a lack of training in certain areas. Officiers not used to dealing with mental health crisis for example. Especially in a world where everything is monitored including what you say in public.
* With 2023(who knows how this will go in another decade) this could be seen as compensating for a lack of training in certain areas. Officiers not used to dealing with mental health crisis for example. Especially in a world where everything is monitored including what you say in public.
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This was ComedyGold in 1990s to see an officer so incompetent that they can't take a single step towards arrest without a computer telling them what to do. That is, until 2020s, when it suddenly started making sense: this is done to avoid police brutality in any way. The computer does not tell the peace officers ''what'' to do: it's telling them what they are ''allowed'' to do without violating civil rights. Of course, this fails miserably against Phoenix who doesn't give a damn about the probability of collateral damage.
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This was ComedyGold in 1990s to see an officer so incompetent that they can't take a single step towards arrest without a computer telling them what to do. That is, until 2020s, when it suddenly started making sense: this is done to avoid police brutality in any way. The computer does not tell the peace officers ''what'' to do: it's telling them what they are ''allowed'' to do without violating civil rights. Of course, this fails miserably against Phoenix who doesn't give a damn about the probability of collateral damage.damage.
* Except for the fact that the cops specifically state "Request advice" as in "tell me what I should do."
* Except for the fact that the cops specifically state "Request advice" as in "tell me what I should do."
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[[WMG: The three seashells are an environment-friendly option burrowed from Middle East]]
Toilet paper is not traditionally used in many Asian and Middle-Eastern regions: instead, running water and smooth stones are (yes, in a way you'd think they are). The three seashells may simply and plainly be the adaptation of that system as a cheaper alternative to using actual paper (which, with deforestation, may become scarce in the future): reusable, centuries-old tools inspired by what we already have.
Toilet paper is not traditionally used in many Asian and Middle-Eastern regions: instead, running water and smooth stones are (yes, in a way you'd think they are). The three seashells may simply and plainly be the adaptation of that system as a cheaper alternative to using actual paper (which, with deforestation, may become scarce in the future): reusable, centuries-old tools inspired by what we already have.
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Huxley had done a research paper on John Spartan, the best remembered items tend to be at the very beginning where they're trying to catch your attention, and at the end, where some big event brought the story to a close. She knew his over 2000 arrests on "Authentic Criminals" and therefore already knew John Spartan had been the one to arrest Simon Phoenix in the 20th century, but she couldn't be the one to suggest needing to thaw him out, as the idea would be tossed purely on the basis of her obsession with the 20th century, so instead, she asked the man who flew Spartan to the place where Phoenix was arrested, someone who had knowledge of Spartan that would be taken seriously when he suggested that Spartan be defrosted.
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Huxley had done a research paper on John Spartan, the best remembered items tend to be at the very beginning where they're trying to catch your attention, and at the end, where some big event brought the story to a close. She knew his over 2000 arrests on "Authentic Criminals" and therefore already knew John Spartan had been the one to arrest Simon Phoenix in the 20th century, but she couldn't be the one to suggest needing to thaw him out, as the idea would be tossed purely on the basis of her obsession with the 20th century, so instead, she asked the man who flew Spartan to the place where Phoenix was arrested, someone who had knowledge of Spartan that would be taken seriously when he suggested that Spartan be defrosted.defrosted.
[[WMG: Computer assisted arrest is NOT a sign of future stupidity]]
This was ComedyGold in 1990s to see an officer so incompetent that they can't take a single step towards arrest without a computer telling them what to do. That is, until 2020s, when it suddenly started making sense: this is done to avoid police brutality in any way. The computer does not tell the peace officers ''what'' to do: it's telling them what they are ''allowed'' to do without violating civil rights. Of course, this fails miserably against Phoenix who doesn't give a damn about the probability of collateral damage.
[[WMG: Computer assisted arrest is NOT a sign of future stupidity]]
This was ComedyGold in 1990s to see an officer so incompetent that they can't take a single step towards arrest without a computer telling them what to do. That is, until 2020s, when it suddenly started making sense: this is done to avoid police brutality in any way. The computer does not tell the peace officers ''what'' to do: it's telling them what they are ''allowed'' to do without violating civil rights. Of course, this fails miserably against Phoenix who doesn't give a damn about the probability of collateral damage.
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[[WMG: Demolition Man is an AlternateUniverse Film/JudgeDredd]]
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[[WMG: Demolition Man is an AlternateUniverse Film/JudgeDredd]]
ComicBook/JudgeDredd]]
* Specifically, it's set in the Macro Zone Alpha, where the judges are ultra polite.
* Specifically, it's set in the Macro Zone Alpha, where the judges are ultra polite.
