That was fast

Korova milk bar please... cool meme. Kubrick rules

How about you? Did YOU get to the part where police brutality was being fueled by recruitment from gang culture?

I don't understand, are you talking about the film or today's reality? If police are recruiting gang-bangers, then yes I'd agree that's bad.

You JUST said that the OP, clearly asserting that our reality matches the content of the film, was a good meme!

I'm confused, did you guys watch the same film as me? "A clockwork orange" predicted a future society where law enforcement was severely diminished, and violent gangs were left to run wild, raping & pillaging. That's what audiences remember most about it. The film's director Stanley Kubrick was a very wise man, and rather good at future predictions- he also directed "2001 a space odyssey ". Sure enough, we're now starting to see some of his dire predictions come true. Rest assured we Conservatives will do everything in our power to prevent USA from deteriorating into "a clockwork orange". VOTE TRUMP!! VOTE REPUBLICAN ALL THE WAY DOWN THE BALLOT!!!

OK, you've either not seen it or forgotten important parts of it. Get back to me when you either watch it or read it - the police brutality scene is in both.

Did you get to the part where police brutality was being fueled by recruitment from gang culture?

Wouldn't that interfere with their narrative though? Much like them understanding what the terms snowflake and triggered mean would interfere with them using them inappropriately at liberals?

Yup! No shit. Because apparently, you're allowed to just say you like a movie without any kind of analysis into the fact that the movie straight up stands against your ideology.

Sometimes, based on the quality of arguments, I'm kind of amazed they can work the internet at all never mind analysing movies that they likely only enjoy for the violence.

What I want to know is, how were they able to navigate their ISP's customer service to get the Internet set up in their place to begin with??

Parents or grandchildren, depending on whether they're basement dwellers or boomers?