Human characters that racist toward Non-Humans(people/things that not strictly human)

who's the Human Characters that racist toward everyone that Not strictly Human? (to be strictly human, people must neatly fit to Anatomically modern Homo Sapiens)


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I don't know if you wanted books or movies, but try District 9. It's a recent scifi movie where all the humans are extremely racist towards the aliens.

Originally posted by DragonsDemesne
I don't know if you wanted books or movies, but try District 9. It's a recent scifi movie where all the humans are extremely racist towards the aliens.

But how about Warcraft 3: The Frozen Throne, as well DC Comics, Marvel comics, and other Fantasy and Science Fiction works?

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How about quote like this: "A Strictly human being should be able to change a diaper, plan an invasion, butcher Non-humans, construct a ship, design a building, write a sonnet, Have Cosmetic and Skin deep Biology, balance accounts, build a wall, create a robot, comfort the dying, take orders, give orders, cooperate, act alone, solve equations, analyze a new problem, pitch manure, program a computer, cook a tasty meal, fight like chicken and die for money. Jump Higher, run faster, hit harder, shape shifting, read minds, Manipulate anything with minds, heals faster, and just every innate abilities and capabilities other than IQ is just for non-humans, unless when performed externally with special equipments and technologies"

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Originally posted by masonicon

Originally posted by DragonsDemesne
I don't know if you wanted books or movies, but try District 9. It's a recent scifi movie where all the humans are extremely racist towards the aliens.

But how about Warcraft 3: The Frozen Throne, as well DC Comics, Marvel comics, and other Fantasy and Science Fiction works?

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Also the term "Human" are only refers to regular human being if this isn't enough

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Ellen Ripley. She kills all the aliens in the movie Aliens.

Originally posted by J.Smit
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Ellen Ripley. She kills all the aliens in the movie Aliens.

Forget about Ellen Ripley, let's talk about Warcraft 3: The Frozen Throne, DC Comics, and Marvel comics

Check out Warhammer 40k:

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Warhammer 40,000;

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Forget the power of technology and science, for so much has been forgotten, never to be re-learned. Forget the promise of progress and understanding, for in the grim darkness of the far future there is only war. There is no peace amongst the stars, only an eternity of carnage and slaughter, and the laughter of thirsting gods.

The central faction, the Imperium of Man, once held immeasurable power, but is now a fascistic, theocratic Dystopia whose messiah has been locked up on life support for the past ten millennia, laid low by his most beloved son. An incomprehensibly vast Church Militant commits horrible atrocities in his name on an almost-daily basis. Millions of capricious, fanatical, genetically engineered Super Soldier Knights Templar and equally fanatical, pyromaniac battle nuns serve as the Imperium's special forces, while its trillions-strong regular army takes disregard for human life to new and interesting extremes. A futuristic Inquisition ruthlessly hunts down anyone with even the slightest taint of the heretic, the mutant, or the alien. The Warp, the Faster Than Light Travel the Imperium must rely on, carries with it a good chance of being raped by daemons, and the Astronomican, the navigation aid used to negotiate the Warp, is powered by the God Emperor's soul and has the souls of thousands of psychic humans sacrificed to it every day, dying by inches to feed the machine.

It's basically Hieronymous Bosch having a bad acid trip mixed with futuristic Warhammer Fantasy / LoTR, Lovecraft, Dune and Michael Moorcock. The universe is riddled with mythologic and historic references, great for lovers of religion, mysticism and history, and - well, for geeks of all stripes.

If you like Starcraft it could be worth knowing it served as the main inspiration for the games, or as I would put it, they ripped a lot of stuff off, basically everything, then changed it slightly into a fuzzier cuter version for mainstream appeal, personally I never liked the cutesy Blizzard graphics, but that's just me - I'm too morbid for that stuff.

Worth checking out if you're into "grim dark" stuff at least..

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but the 40k Humans are bit too hypocritical in their Fantastic Racism against Non-Humans: they uses superhumans that known as Space Marines as well some people with special powers