Analysis Of Red Dawn Consisted Of The Notion Of Patriotism...

In earlier day America, the country was supposedly great, the economy was booming, the ideal American dream was present, and strong nationalism was concurrent. However, this outlook of â€Å"greatness† disregards the inequality, poverty, racism, segregation, alienation, supremacy, and dogmatic aftereffect. The 1984 film, Red Dawn consisted of the notion of patriotism and nationalism. It is blatantly noted of the portrayal of white American values throughout the movie, in the form of propaganda. Throughout the invasion between Russia and Cuba, guns were used as a mean for defense. Guns were conveniently available for families to utilize for defense, and they were prevented from any gun hindrances, including gun policies. Due to no drawbacks being present, the second amendment clause â€Å"the right to bear arms† was heavily enforced. For example, the federal government was unable to protect its citizens from an invasion and was easily defeated (Reynolds, Milius, 1984). Because of lack of collective control, citizens had to fend for themselves through gun ownership. For instance, during the invasion, teenagers and fathers easily accessed their own guns in order to protect themselves. (Reynolds, Milius, 1984) The concept of gun control limiting ownership of arms plays a role due to the supposed likelihood of war and the absence of the federal government. This goes against the notion of gun control because through surveillance and regulation of guns, the federal government has