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* [[SarcasmMode Because no ordinary woman would be able to lead a criminal organisation, be capable of violence, or be driven to a rage by being sexually abused.]]
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That's why she can command a tribe, has a thing for violence and was driven to a rage when sexually abused.
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That's why she can command a tribe, has a thing for violence and was driven to a rage when sexually abused.
* [[SarcasmMode Because no ordinary woman would be driven to a rage by being sexually abused.]]
* [[SarcasmMode Because no ordinary woman would be driven to a rage by being sexually abused.]]
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* Well, if the [[ComicBook/JudgeDredd original comics]] are are any indication, Mega City One is extremely oppressive nanny/police state, in which even things such as sugar, caffeine, synthetic caffeine, comic books, and video game consoles are outlawed, and a massive black market was created around the sells of those things as a result. The judges system was clearly not how a healthy and functional society is supposed to operate.
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* Well, if the [[ComicBook/JudgeDredd original comics]] are are any indication, Mega City One is an extremely oppressive nanny/police state, in which even things such as sugar, caffeine, synthetic caffeine, comic books, and video game consoles are outlawed, and a massive black market was created around the sells sale of those things as a result. The judges system was clearly not how a healthy and functional society is supposed to operate.
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Does Slo-mo even have any negative effects? If not, why isn't it a perfectly legal drug?? Slo-mo just seems to slow down your perception of time. While that may affect your driving of a vehicle (like in the beginning) there are perfectly legitimate drugs whose warning labels tell you not to operate machinery etc while using them, and drink driving is obviously prohibited and policed appropriately (as Dredd was doing at the beginning before the Perps ran over someone).
If Slo-mo has no negative effects other than its effect on users of machinery, then why is it prohibited??? More to the point- since 95% of people in Megacity one are unemployed, wouldn't it be a perfect drug, such as alcohol, for people to while away their time if it was legal?
If Slo-mo has no negative effects other than its effect on users of machinery, then why is it prohibited??? More to the point- since 95% of people in Megacity one are unemployed, wouldn't it be a perfect drug, such as alcohol, for people to while away their time if it was legal?
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Does Slo-mo even have any negative effects? If not, why isn't it a perfectly legal drug?? Slo-mo just seems to slow down your perception of time. While that may affect your driving of a vehicle (like in the beginning) there are perfectly legitimate drugs whose warning labels tell you not to operate machinery etc while using them, and drink drunk driving is obviously prohibited and policed appropriately (as Dredd was doing at the beginning before the Perps ran over someone).
If Slo-mo has no negative effects other than its effect on users of machinery, then why is it prohibited??? More to the point- since 95% of people in Megacityone One are unemployed, wouldn't it be a perfect drug, such as alcohol, for people to while away their time if it was legal?
If Slo-mo has no negative effects other than its effect on users of machinery, then why is it prohibited??? More to the point- since 95% of people in Megacity
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I mean come on. We never saw the body , he [[spoiler: lost an arm and a leg.]] We know half his face could have needed some serious work from the smackdown [[spoiler: Anderson]] gave him. Wouldn't be surprised a new big Bad needing a [[{{TheDragon}} new Enforcer]] who would want some serious payback. Would'nt lay down the credits to [[spoiler: turn him to the slice n dice Cyborg]] that we know and love.
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I mean come on. We never saw the body , he [[spoiler: lost an arm and a leg.]] We know half his face could have needed some serious work from the smackdown [[spoiler: Anderson]] gave him. Wouldn't be surprised a new big Bad needing a [[{{TheDragon}} new Enforcer]] who would want some serious payback. Would'nt Wouldn't lay down the credits to [[spoiler: turn him to the slice n dice Cyborg]] that we know and love.
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* Oh sure he is, except [[spoiler: Mean Machine Angel]] is white XD
* How is that a major factor? Because, [[{{RaceLift}} nowadays it really isn't .]]
* How is that a major factor? Because, [[{{RaceLift}} nowadays it really isn't .]]
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* How is that a major factor? Because, [[{{RaceLift}} nowadays it really isn't .]]
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** Unless you can learn to tie a tourniquet with your remaining hand and your teeth.
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Specifically, a pre-cog. Anderson's career path has clearly been smoothed by someone high up, and the Chief Judge seems somewhat proud and protective of her. At the end when Dredd says she's a pass, the Chief Judge replies cryptically, "Knew she would be." You know, as if she'd foreseen it.
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Specifically, a pre-cog. Anderson's career path has clearly been smoothed by someone high up, and the Chief Judge seems somewhat proud and protective of her. At the end when Dredd says she's a pass, the Chief Judge replies cryptically, "Knew she would be." You know, as if she'd foreseen it.it.
[[WMG: Ma-Ma is the reincarnation of Queen Gorgo.]]
That's why she can command a tribe, has a thing for violence and was driven to a rage when sexually abused.
[[WMG: Ma-Ma is the reincarnation of Queen Gorgo.]]
That's why she can command a tribe, has a thing for violence and was driven to a rage when sexually abused.
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* How is that a major factor? Because, [[{{RaceLift}} nowadays it really isn't .
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* How is that a major factor? Because, nowadays it really isn't .
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Because Dredd's fans would love to see him doing [[spoiler:[[http://static.comicvine.com/uploads/original/10/103530/3359298-7882103470-gaze_.png Gaze into the fist of Dredd!]]]] part.
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Because Dredd's fans would love to see him doing [[spoiler:[[http://static.comicvine.com/uploads/original/10/103530/3359298-7882103470-gaze_.png Gaze into the fist of Dredd!]]]] part.part.
[[WMG: Chief Judge is also a psychic.]]
Specifically, a pre-cog. Anderson's career path has clearly been smoothed by someone high up, and the Chief Judge seems somewhat proud and protective of her. At the end when Dredd says she's a pass, the Chief Judge replies cryptically, "Knew she would be." You know, as if she'd foreseen it.
[[WMG: Chief Judge is also a psychic.]]
Specifically, a pre-cog. Anderson's career path has clearly been smoothed by someone high up, and the Chief Judge seems somewhat proud and protective of her. At the end when Dredd says she's a pass, the Chief Judge replies cryptically, "Knew she would be." You know, as if she'd foreseen it.
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* Oh sure he is, except [[spoiler: Mean Machine Angel]] is white XD
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* Given that this happened with Galen Demarco in [[Comicbook/JudgeDredd the original comics]], it's plausible. That version of Anderson had previously fallen in love with a Sov bloc judge, which adds further credence to that theory.
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* Given that this happened with Galen Demarco in [[Comicbook/JudgeDredd the original comics]], it's plausible. That version of Anderson had previously fallen in love with a Sov bloc judge, which adds further credence to that theory.theory.
[[WMG: There will be sequel named Dredd: Dark Judge Death.]]
Because Dredd's fans would love to see him doing [[spoiler:[[http://static.comicvine.com/uploads/original/10/103530/3359298-7882103470-gaze_.png Gaze into the fist of Dredd!]]]] part.
[[WMG: There will be sequel named Dredd: Dark Judge Death.]]
Because Dredd's fans would love to see him doing [[spoiler:[[http://static.comicvine.com/uploads/original/10/103530/3359298-7882103470-gaze_.png Gaze into the fist of Dredd!]]]] part.
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* The loss of a hand is usually fatal, so I guess Kay just unceremoniously bled out.
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* Well, it's shown to drokk up your teeth pretty bad. And considering how new the drug is, it apparently doesn't take much time at all to give you a serious case of meth-mouth. It probably has more serious effects later on down the line, but it's still too new of a drug to see what those effects are.
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* Slo-Mo is stated to be relatively new, so the long term effects are still unknown, especially considering that it's manufactured in an underground lab, as opposed to a pharmaceutical corporation. Given that, assuming this version of the Big Meg is as stringent as the original comics, everyday items such as sugar and caffeine are illegal, of course a mind-altering psychotropic drug would be illegal.
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He is unfailingly moral, he saves her life on multiple occasions, stiches her wounds, and passes her despite her pointing out she'd committed an automatic fail. Not to mention, when in traumatic situations, people form bonds to those who suffer with them and those who save them, both of which apply to Dredd after Peach Trees. Add in her emotional openness and relative naivete, and Anderson falling in love with him is a perfectly human reaction.
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He is unfailingly moral, he saves her life on multiple occasions, stiches her wounds, and passes her despite her pointing out she'd committed an automatic fail. Not to mention, when in traumatic situations, people form bonds to those who suffer with them and those who save them, both of which apply to Dredd after Peach Trees. Add in her emotional openness and relative naivete, and Anderson falling in love with him is a perfectly human reaction.reaction.
* Given that this happened with Galen Demarco in [[Comicbook/JudgeDredd the original comics]], it's plausible. That version of Anderson had previously fallen in love with a Sov bloc judge, which adds further credence to that theory.
* Given that this happened with Galen Demarco in [[Comicbook/JudgeDredd the original comics]], it's plausible. That version of Anderson had previously fallen in love with a Sov bloc judge, which adds further credence to that theory.
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First we have ''Film/TheWarriors'' set in New York City, complete with [[GangOfHats Gangs Of Hats]], skyrocketing crime rate and police unable to cope. New York is abandoned, the USPF is set up and we have ''Film/EscapeFromNewYork''. The USPF is given more and more powers until they become the judges and the war rages on until most of America is wiped out and Mega City One is built on the remains. Of course, this is if you take ''Film/EscapeFromLA'' as FanonDiscontinuity.
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First we have ''Film/TheWarriors'' set in New York City, complete with [[GangOfHats Gangs Of Hats]], skyrocketing crime rate and police unable to cope. New York is abandoned, the USPF is set up and we have ''Film/EscapeFromNewYork''. The USPF is given more and more powers until they become the judges and the war rages on until most of America is wiped out and Mega City One is built on the remains. Of course, this is if you take ''Film/EscapeFromLA'' as FanonDiscontinuity.FanonDiscontinuity.
[[WMG: Judge Anderson is a little in love with Judge Dredd.]]
He is unfailingly moral, he saves her life on multiple occasions, stiches her wounds, and passes her despite her pointing out she'd committed an automatic fail. Not to mention, when in traumatic situations, people form bonds to those who suffer with them and those who save them, both of which apply to Dredd after Peach Trees. Add in her emotional openness and relative naivete, and Anderson falling in love with him is a perfectly human reaction.
[[WMG: Judge Anderson is a little in love with Judge Dredd.]]
He is unfailingly moral, he saves her life on multiple occasions, stiches her wounds, and passes her despite her pointing out she'd committed an automatic fail. Not to mention, when in traumatic situations, people form bonds to those who suffer with them and those who save them, both of which apply to Dredd after Peach Trees. Add in her emotional openness and relative naivete, and Anderson falling in love with him is a perfectly human reaction.
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Does Slo-mo even have any negative effects? If so, why isn't it a perfectly legal drug?? Slo-mo just seems to slow down your perception of time. While that may affect your driving of a vehicle (like in the beginning) there are perfectly legitimate drugs whose warning labels tell you not to operate machinery etc while using them, and drink driving is obviously prohibited and policed appropriately (as Dredd was doing at the beginning before the Perps ran over someone).
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Does Slo-mo even have any negative effects? If so, not, why isn't it a perfectly legal drug?? Slo-mo just seems to slow down your perception of time. While that may affect your driving of a vehicle (like in the beginning) there are perfectly legitimate drugs whose warning labels tell you not to operate machinery etc while using them, and drink driving is obviously prohibited and policed appropriately (as Dredd was doing at the beginning before the Perps ran over someone).
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If it wasn't prohibited, [[FridgeBrilliance do you think that Ma-ma's criminal gang would have gained the power and hold over Peach Trees that they have?]]
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If it wasn't prohibited, [[FridgeBrilliance do you think that Ma-ma's criminal gang would have gained the power and hold over Peach Trees that they have?]]
have?]] Do you also think that she wouldn't have had the money to bribe four judges, just as criminal cartels have infiltrated police forces in real life?
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[[WMG: The movie is a (relatively) subtle dig against the drug war.]]
Does Slo-mo even have any negative effects? If so, why isn't it a perfectly legal drug?? Slo-mo just seems to slow down your perception of time. While that may affect your driving of a vehicle (like in the beginning) there are perfectly legitimate drugs whose warning labels tell you not to operate machinery etc while using them, and drink driving is obviously prohibited and policed appropriately (as Dredd was doing at the beginning before the Perps ran over someone).
If Slo-mo has no negative effects other than its effect on users of machinery, then why is it prohibited??? More to the point- since 95% of people in Megacity one are unemployed, wouldn't it be a perfect drug, such as alcohol, for people to while away their time if it was legal?
If it wasn't prohibited, [[FridgeBrilliance do you think that Ma-ma's criminal gang would have gained the power and hold over Peach Trees that they have?]]
It can be argued that the inability of the Justice Department to approve Slo-mo as a general purpose stimulant, or a reflexive assumption that any drug must be prohibited, has caused Dredd's inconvenient day (and the deaths of hundreds at least).
Does Slo-mo even have any negative effects? If so, why isn't it a perfectly legal drug?? Slo-mo just seems to slow down your perception of time. While that may affect your driving of a vehicle (like in the beginning) there are perfectly legitimate drugs whose warning labels tell you not to operate machinery etc while using them, and drink driving is obviously prohibited and policed appropriately (as Dredd was doing at the beginning before the Perps ran over someone).
If Slo-mo has no negative effects other than its effect on users of machinery, then why is it prohibited??? More to the point- since 95% of people in Megacity one are unemployed, wouldn't it be a perfect drug, such as alcohol, for people to while away their time if it was legal?
If it wasn't prohibited, [[FridgeBrilliance do you think that Ma-ma's criminal gang would have gained the power and hold over Peach Trees that they have?]]
It can be argued that the inability of the Justice Department to approve Slo-mo as a general purpose stimulant, or a reflexive assumption that any drug must be prohibited, has caused Dredd's inconvenient day (and the deaths of hundreds at least).
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First we have ''TheWarriors'' set in New York City, complete with [[GangOfHats Gangs Of Hats]], skyrocketing crime rate and police unable to cope. New York is abandoned, the USPF is set up and we have ''EscapeFromNewYork''. The USPF is given more and more powers until they become the judges and the war rages on until most of America is wiped out and Mega City One is built on the remains. Of course, this is if you take ''EscapeFromLA'' as FanonDiscontinuity.
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First we have ''TheWarriors'' ''Film/TheWarriors'' set in New York City, complete with [[GangOfHats Gangs Of Hats]], skyrocketing crime rate and police unable to cope. New York is abandoned, the USPF is set up and we have ''EscapeFromNewYork''.''Film/EscapeFromNewYork''. The USPF is given more and more powers until they become the judges and the war rages on until most of America is wiped out and Mega City One is built on the remains. Of course, this is if you take ''EscapeFromLA'' ''Film/EscapeFromLA'' as FanonDiscontinuity.
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[[WMG: Dredd is in the same universe as Looper.]]
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[[WMG: Dredd is in the same universe as Looper.]]]]
[[WMG: ''Dredd'' is actually part three of a trilogy.]]
First we have ''TheWarriors'' set in New York City, complete with [[GangOfHats Gangs Of Hats]], skyrocketing crime rate and police unable to cope. New York is abandoned, the USPF is set up and we have ''EscapeFromNewYork''. The USPF is given more and more powers until they become the judges and the war rages on until most of America is wiped out and Mega City One is built on the remains. Of course, this is if you take ''EscapeFromLA'' as FanonDiscontinuity.
[[WMG: ''Dredd'' is actually part three of a trilogy.]]
First we have ''TheWarriors'' set in New York City, complete with [[GangOfHats Gangs Of Hats]], skyrocketing crime rate and police unable to cope. New York is abandoned, the USPF is set up and we have ''EscapeFromNewYork''. The USPF is given more and more powers until they become the judges and the war rages on until most of America is wiped out and Mega City One is built on the remains. Of course, this is if you take ''EscapeFromLA'' as FanonDiscontinuity.
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[[WMG: Dredd is set in the same universe as Looper.]]
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[[WMG: Dredd is set in the same universe as Looper.]]
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** Well I guess considering the box office we will never find out...still a good guess as any.
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* Given that ''Dredd'' is more faithful to the comics, this is highly unlikely. For all the Stallone version's faults, they at least kept the Angel gang mostly as they were.
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[[WMG:The War Chief is a prior regeneration of the Master.]]
[[ WMG: Kay ends up [[spoiler: becoming Mean Machine]].]]
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I mean come on. We never saw the body , he [[spoiler: lost an arm and a leg.]] We know half his face could have needed some serious work from the smackdown [[spoiler: Anderson]] gave him. Wouldn't be surprised a new big Bad needing a [[{{TheDragon}} new Enforcer]] who would want some serious payback. Would'nt lay down the credits to [[spoiler: turn him to the slice n dice Cyborg]] that we know and love.
[[ WMG: Kay ends up [[spoiler: becoming Mean Machine]].]]
I mean come on. We never saw the body , he [[spoiler: lost an arm and a leg.]] We know half his face could have needed some serious work from the smackdown [[spoiler: Anderson]] gave him. Wouldn't be surprised a new big Bad needing a [[{{TheDragon}} new Enforcer]] who would want some serious payback. Would'nt lay down the credits to [[spoiler: turn him to the slice n dice Cyborg]] that we know and love.