Sentences with phrase «human oppressors»

The story of androids becoming self - aware and rebelling against their human oppressors has played out numerous times over the past few decades, but Detroit's story has particular reverberations in the context of advances of AI, not to mention TV shows and films like HBO's Westworld and Blade Runner 2049.

You'll take control of multiple playable androids in the game amidst a robotic uprising, in which the subservient machines start fighting back against their human oppressors.

Without getting too specific / spoilery, the basic gist is that Team Plasma wants to liberate Pokemon from their human oppressors by stealing them away and separating humans and Pokemon to protect them from each other.

It's then that the dogs must rise up against their genocidal human oppressors.

-- The originally intended cut that got the studio nervous enough to re-edit the film to make Caesar more sympathetic and compassionate to his human oppressors was released unrated on Blu - ray, along with the original theatrical edition.

Having to hold back his ability to speak and read to keep his cover from those who see him as the seed for the bleak future foretold in the early 1970s, Caesar soon feels that ape - dom can no longer tolerate such terrible conditions, and it's time to fight back against their human oppressors once and for all.

Now the apes are smart enough to rebel and desire to reign over their human oppressors.

Not exact matches

To a Jew the word refers to the human being who will lead the Jewish people to a victory over their oppressors and forge a Jewish nation.

It's here, in the sermon's second half, that we find what Dominican chronicler Miguel Ángel Medina called Montesino's «arch-iconic» declaration of universal human equality, those rhetorical questions heaped upon the colonists (and all future oppressors): «Are they not men?

Its effort to create community in the face of suspicion, its combination of idealism and despair, its testimony to the corruption of both oppressor and oppressed, and its tragic heroism in trying to actualize human values against impossible odds is a kind of microcosm of much of American history, but it would take a book to do it justice.

Only a God who in some way transcends the world, who has special care for the downtrodden, who calls humans (if among the oppressors) to practice justice, and who calls humans (if among the oppressed) to demand their rights — only this God can or will say no to oppression and invite others to do as well.

Difficult though it is for humans with imperfect love, the demands of perfect love may, nonetheless, require that we kill an oppressor with whom we have sympathy.

... sensitivity to injustice and suffering often becomes a new dualism that categorizes human beings according to membership in the group of the oppressed or the oppressor...

Human rights activist Desmond Tutu said, «If you are neutral in situations of injustice, you have chosen the side of the oppressor.

This posture seeks through the praxis of faith to overcome seemingly insurmountable barriers between races, sexes, classes, rich and poor, oppressors and oppressed, humans and the natural world, Christian faith and other religions.

Because, as hard as it can be to stomach, oppressors are people too: fully human and containing all the complexity and contradiction that we do.

a rather pointed open letter implicitly, but very clearly, characterizing Catholic teaching on sexual morality and marriage (and, perhaps, on abortion as well, though that is a little less clear) as «repression,» and implicitly characterizing the Archbishop himself, who is a strong defender of marriage, chastity, and the sanctity of human life, as an oppressor.

And the prophet's sure hope of Israel's re-creation, of her restoration again to life and meaning, is climaxed in the stirring description of the overthrow of Gog — Babylon no doubt for Ezekiel, but certainly in subsequent centuries again and again the oppressor, the most conspicuous contemporary source of injustice and brutality and all human anguish, whose overthrow must precede the reign of God in history, the establishment of his just rule among men.

In addition, one of the paradoxical psychological tactics often employed by a sub-section of human beings and societies to maintain internal sense of dignity during or after oppression is to identify with the oppressor.

Word somehow spreads of Leo's presence and his ill - defined mystical «difference» and, along with sympathetic chimp Ari (Helena Bonham - Carter), Leo unites large numbers of humans in a desperate battle against their monkey oppressors, who are led by evil chimp General Thade (Tim Roth) and noble gorilla Attar (Michael Clarke Duncan).

According to Matt Bellamy, the record «explores the journey of a human: from abandonment and loss of hope, to indoctrination by the system to be a human drone, to eventual defection from the oppressors.»

There is a common interest within all of my work — contemplations upon the human condition in relation to structures of power, historically and within contemporary society — the relationship between the oppressed and the oppressor.