But you have to be taken against your will, then over time develop a dependence on the kidnapper, mainly sustained by the fact he has made you think you’re likely to not succeed without him/her/it.
I don’t think that’s the case since those things were voluntarily sucking up to his master without much tyranny from the master’s part.
This movie romanticized slavery, it really is just a loose backward version of Uncle Tom’s Cabin using appliances in place of African American slaves.
Still love it though …
you’re thinking WAY too much into this
Look at the time-stamp on when I posted that, it was the inane ravings of a sleep deprived mind … but now that I read t again I stand by my words.
Isn’t slavery restraining freedom or aspects of freedom?
How can you enslave a freaking toaster? They *chose* to seek out their master.
Or so they would have you believe
It’s called Stockholm Syndrome
But you have to be taken against your will, then over time develop a dependence on the kidnapper, mainly sustained by the fact he has made you think you’re likely to not succeed without him/her/it.
I don’t think that’s the case since those things were voluntarily sucking up to his master without much tyranny from the master’s part.