The invaders arrive in 17th-century England to discover their prospective helots already at war with one another, and promptly arm them to the teeth in the hope that they'll wipe each other out – but when they become interested in the politics and religious beliefs of the opposing human sides, their subjugation is deferred.
Let's hope the fair and balanced trend continues: I'm particularly looking forward to high-profile Iranian celebrities turning their avatars red, white and blue while a flurry of hashtag memes celebrates the continuing erosion of democracy and basic human rights and the subjugation of women.
No faith tenet can justify the abuse and subjugation of human beings.
I happened to be doing that aboard a beautiful wooden motor yacht, so while I contemplated the imminent subjugation of the human race, I also contemplated a glass of Champagne.
And while he is not known especially as a critic of the psychiatric gulag, many of his experiences in these hospitals move him to anger: "In some of these places, generically referred to as 'the manors', I saw the complete subjugation of the human to medical arrogance and technology".
This is because, in both instances, it was racism, the subjugation of fellow human beings, that lay at the heart of their efforts.
While the resilience of the African-American community is of almost mythic proportions, how can we not anticipate urban disturbances, given our long human history of exploitation and subjugation?
Drawing on the ideas of the popular science broadcaster Gerald Heard, he argued that human evolution would involve the subjugation of man's animal impulses to his conscious needs (Heard, 1939).
Soviet power did not fight against any concept of nature — the general logic of Communism was the subjugation of nature to humans.
To the contrary, the new government is positively obliged to do its utmost to deliver on the constitutional promise of human rights and defend its population from subjugation by IS.
