What isn’t fiction is that when faced with dwindling resources, the capitalist class, which already operated in an unethical fashion, went on to invent new, more abominable and dangerous (or so they thought) ways to turn suffering into business.
Remember, at the end they didn’t replace the bad guy with a good guy, Monsters started operating the power plant themselves.
Tune in for the next post, where someone talks about the Marxist subtext in A Bug’s Life
What isn’t fiction is that when faced with dwindling resources, the capitalist class, which already operated in an unethical fashion, went on to invent new, more abominable and dangerous (or so they thought) ways to turn suffering into business.
Remember, at the end they didn’t replace the bad guy with a good guy, Monsters started operating the power plant themselves.
Tune in for the next post, where someone talks about the Marxist subtext in A Bug’s Life