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do you mean obi-wan in AotC? because he is the only one treating anakin like that in the movie.

Why?

The whole trilogy is about Obi-Wan or Yoda telling Luke to kill Darth Vader and trying to make him think that would save the galaxy. And you know what Luke does? He disobeys. He refuses to kill his father, and that ultimately is what saves the galaxy. Nor the Jedi Order nor the Jedi Code saved the galaxy. What saved the galaxy were the morals of a boy who refused to kill his father, whose love for him made him see the good within. Whose love for him made Luke want to save Anakin. And by saving Anakin from the Dark Side, instead of killing him, the Empire was defeated.

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Personally I think so many F1 creators are proving they have a hive mind of opinions rather than individual thought because one person said it and suddenly every single F1 creator had the same opinions and were preaching how "Charles is overhyped" blah blah blah.

Now I've been one to call out that Charles has had opportunities to really fight, primarily in 2022. However, I acknowledge there was mechanical and team issues and decisions that cost him. BUT he also crashed at crucial moments and made mistakes and failed to really bring the fight to Max and be the victor 9 out of 10 times.

All that being said the videos I've seen after Austria are crazy takes.

Primarily by some Lewis fans, who have a bad rep for a reason.

I'm almost 100% sure I've already discussed this but I'll do it again because I think this is tragic.

Some Lewis fans are saying Charles isn't a team player and has never been a team player. BUT apparently Lewis and Carlos ARE and always have been.

I actually agree that Charles is a fairly selfish driver. He drives because he wants to win himself. He wants to fight everyone for the win. He wants to beat Lewis and he wants to beat everyone else too. Whether he succeeds or not is another issue.

However, I truly think that it's delusional to try and say Charles isn't a team player but Lewis, AKA LEWIS HAMILTON THE DRIVER WITH THE SPORTS MOST FAMOUS INTERTEAM BATTLE THAT LITERALLY COST HIM A CHILDHOOD FRIEND BECAUSE NEITHER OF THEM WOULD PLAY THE TEAM GAME BECAUSE THEY WANTED TO WIN, is a team player. He acted nicely toward Bottas and people think that he was always like that. He wasn't even like that towards George.

Also we have endless examples of so many drivers no being team players. Max refusing to give back a position to Checo after a position swap. Carlos was constantly fighting Charles to the point of the two nearly crashing each other out. Oscar got a penalty and wanted the team to force Lando to give him a position bc he EARNED himself a penalty when they were mid championship fight. Gabi even talked about how Hulk refused to share data with him when they first became teammates and he had to point out how ridiculous that was as backmarkers. Pierre and Ocon, my god they literally had to drop one of the drivers in order to try and get a driver lineup that would work as a team. This is just recent examples and not even all of the things I could pull up from the past couple years.

I'm gonna tell you right now if these drivers were given the option to have 22 different teams and no have any teammate they would all fucking jump for it. A whole team dedicated solely to them as an individual driver where they don't have to ever consider a teammate? Every single one of them would probably jump for it.

To be clear I don't hold anything against Lewis when it comes to this discussion. He does not play the team game ever either, but because some Lewis fans are under the false impression that every teammate he has is only there to help him win (Mercedes did that damage by deluding some of his fans into thinking that's normal), they call any driver who is his teammate that doesn't drive for Lewis only a bad teammate and not a team player.

What I have to laugh at is that Charles is so brainwashed by Ferrari and being a team player that he practically has a Stroll contract with Ferrari that is never ending. Every year we hear about a multi year extension to his contract which literally how can every year he be coming out saying he's got a multi year extension? Makes no sense to me.

DSOTM is a targeted campaign to break the keystones of Dean's resistance-- his faith in himself, his faith in Sam, and his faith in their bond of brotherhood. What for Sam was a perfectly normal and healthy striving for independence -- especially factoring in John's abuse and neglect -- becomes a parade of willful and malicious abandonment. Sam wasn't going away to college because he was eighteen and that's what eighteen year olds do, says the angels-- he left because he couldn't stand being part of Dean's life. We the audience know that's not true, but Mr. I'm Not Worth Anything In And Of Myself doesn't know that, and there's no one around (not even Sam himself) who can explain that in a way he'll understand. Dean's convictions of his own worthlessness are baked into who he is and how he understands reality.