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Humans and apes are the same
Cameron 2022-09-20 19:01:09
Take a look at the Five Steps to the Planet of the Apes. In the final analysis, it is human reflection. The insinuations of Nazism, militarism, and the history of black slaves are particularly prominent. Especially, when we compare the first part of the first human beings to the world of the apes and the fourth part of the first human beings to the human world, the plot is almost the same! The reversal of the positions of humans and apes has not changed the nature of human beings. In other words, it is commonality. The ugly corners of the mouth that pretend to be superior in race are in fact the so-and-so who preached a superior nation in the history of mankind. In fact, it is a true portrayal of the nigger. In the fourth part of the rise of the apes, the reason why the blacks helped the apes was that the blacks saw the shadow of their own race in the apes. Caesar said, we want racial equality, ape-man does not kill ape-man, and peace does not kill. Wish is always good, but history is always repeating the story of the past. The apes are ourselves. The end of mankind is self-destruction.
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Battle for the Planet of the Apes quotes
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Abe the teacher: No, Aldo, no!
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Caesar: Ah, if only my mother and father, whom I was too young to remember... If only they'd lived, perhaps they would have taught me if it was right to kill evil so that good shall prevail.
MacDonald: But you know, Caesar, history shows...
Caesar: Oh no, no, no. That is human history, not ape history. Ape, never kills ape.