Eh, I don't know if Rashomon is quite a pure example as it popular kind of movie plot. It's a great movie but the the then unusual plot form gained it extra attention.

Funny how "your money or your life" is just a regular business negotiation in some contexts.

? Obi-Wan cries for the whole exchange they have and then turns away before he collapses because his job isn't done yet.

You mistake the quote as some kind of combined clause instead of two separate ones. If one can provide nothing, it does not diminish our responsibility to provide for their needs.

But you see how if they immediately saw the base pathetic person Winston is beyond the curtain of his own narrative, none of that really works.

A committed conservative christian in one's dream job since antiquity, murdering foreigners and minorities.

And places where people insist they don't need winter tires even though snow and ice is reality every year. No one and no vehicle can drive safely in the winter with summer tires.

Also Trump is bad as if he couldn't be rotting in prison for life if it pleased GOP. But the descend to fascism is what pleases GOP.

Eh, it works more than 80% of the time.

Can you opt to pay imaginary money for it since it is an imaginary feature?

Ironically enough union busting wasn't on the original list of their duties, so policing set up an unified front to get extra to for that duty, or companies hired third party mercenaries (who may be part moonlighting police) to do it or paid extra.

Of course eventually union busting was outright codified as police duty so workers would collectively pay for a pool of mercenaries any company can use to oppress them, much more efficient.

So this is a system that relies on lobbyists not daring to falsify internal records that no one can dispute?