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* PoliceAreUseless: In a rather odd inversion of his usual PoliceBrutality shtick, Sgt. Yates tells the townspeople that Zuckerberg hasn't done anything illegal and refuses to take action against him, despite multiple instances of very illegal things like breaking and entering; granted the people want the police to shoot Zuckerberg, which would indeed be disproportionate, but he doesn't even try to arrest him. Yates does set up roadblocks but Zuckerberg just walks past them and they do nothing to stop him. It's supposed to be reminiscent of willingly surrendering your privacy to social media companies and then demanding the government step in to stop the consequences, but it's still a rather strained comparison.
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* PoliceAreUseless: In a rather odd inversion of his usual PoliceBrutality shtick, Sgt. Yates tells the townspeople that Zuckerberg hasn't done anything illegal and refuses to take action against him, despite multiple instances of very illegal things like breaking and entering; granted the people townspeople (who, granted, want the police to shoot Zuckerberg, ''shoot'' Zuckerberg which would indeed be disproportionate, but he doesn't disproportionate) don't even try to arrest him. protest this,. Yates does set up roadblocks but Zuckerberg just walks past them and they the police do nothing to stop him. It's supposed to be reminiscent of willingly surrendering your privacy to social media companies and then demanding the government step in to stop save you from the consequences, but it's still a rather strained comparison.
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* PoliceAreUseless: In a rather odd inversion of his usual PoliceBrutality shtick, Sgt. Yates tells the townspeople that Zuckerberg hasn't done anything illegal and refuses to take action against him, despite multiple instances of very illegal things like breaking and entering; granted the people want the police to shoot Zuckerberg, which would indeed be disproportionate, but he doesn't even try to arrest him. Yates does set up roadblocks but Zuckerberg just walks past them and they do nothing to stop him. It's supposed to be reminiscent of surrendering your privacy to social media companies but it's still a rather strained comparison.
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* PoliceAreUseless: In a rather odd inversion of his usual PoliceBrutality shtick, Sgt. Yates tells the townspeople that Zuckerberg hasn't done anything illegal and refuses to take action against him, despite multiple instances of very illegal things like breaking and entering; granted the people want the police to shoot Zuckerberg, which would indeed be disproportionate, but he doesn't even try to arrest him. Yates does set up roadblocks but Zuckerberg just walks past them and they do nothing to stop him. It's supposed to be reminiscent of willingly surrendering your privacy to social media companies and then demanding the government step in to stop the consequences, but it's still a rather strained comparison.
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* PoliceAreUseless: In a rather odd inversion of his usual PoliceBrutality shtick, Sgt. Yates tells the townspeople that Zuckerberg hasn't done anything illegal and refuses to take action against him, despite multiple instances of very illegal things like breaking and entering. Yates does set up roadblocks but Zuckerberg just walks past them and they do nothing to stop him. It's supposed to be reminiscent of surrendering your privacy to social media companies but it's still a rather strained comparison.
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* PoliceAreUseless: In a rather odd inversion of his usual PoliceBrutality shtick, Sgt. Yates tells the townspeople that Zuckerberg hasn't done anything illegal and refuses to take action against him, despite multiple instances of very illegal things like breaking and entering.entering; granted the people want the police to shoot Zuckerberg, which would indeed be disproportionate, but he doesn't even try to arrest him. Yates does set up roadblocks but Zuckerberg just walks past them and they do nothing to stop him. It's supposed to be reminiscent of surrendering your privacy to social media companies but it's still a rather strained comparison.
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** The "What's your shytole" gag is taken directly from ''Film/EnterTheDragon'', where Australian martial artist Peter Archer's character was inexplicably dubbed over by a heavily-accented Scottish actor who asked Bruce Lee that question.
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* StylisticSuck: Zuckerberg's dialogue ''not'' matching his lips and sounding bad is done in homage to anime from the 60's.
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* StylisticSuck: Zuckerberg's weird action-villain bent and his dialogue ''not'' matching his lips and sounding bad is done in homage to anime from the 60's.poorly-dubbed kung-fu movies.
