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peeta Hunger Games Part. II - The Journey There were so many comments, emails, and discussion surrounding the Hunger Games Article yesterday, I thought I might take a second to answer some questions brought on by a couple of readers. Here are a few points I read yesterday that continue to make sense as we try to understand why the Hunger Games has become such a phenomenon. 1. The concept of Oppression There's no doubt Suzane Collins wrote about a time when the Rich were Rich, and the poor were under the oppressors thumb. 2. In the book Katniss and Peeta are two characters that make it known they'll do the games how they want to do the games. Again, this is a noble idea, but don't try to lean into the spiritual here. 3. I don't think there's any way around the idea of feeling the pain of loss, identity issues, and death with teenagers in today's culture. It's been a great discussion on all fronts. Yesterday was one of the all time most viewed articles here at andybraner.com.

Hunger Games: Perfect Example of Why Socialism Doesnât Work Welcome!We are so glad you are here! Please consider supporting this site by whitelisting PatriotUpdate.com in your adblocker. When my son was in junior high school I read all of his Harry Potter books. I was hooked and have since read every volume of the vampire/werewolf series. So when my mother insisted I read Suzanne Collins’ Hunger Games I thought it would be yet another fun, meaningless teen angst-type stories. In Ameritopia, Levin talks about a utopian dream world in which people are grouped together according to whatever they excel in. Socialism is the entire premise of the Hunger Games. Just like Levin described in Ameritopia, everyone in Collin’s books are divided up according to their unique gifts and talents; the best of the best are able to eat, the lower classes usually starve to death providing food and goods for everyone else. It never balances out. THIS is the end results of that “leveled playing field” the Occupiers are so enamored with.

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