You watch those films, and you know that we fought and won a just war (with the odd honourable exception like Cross of Iron that tried to show a more nuanced version of the war). This fear is mostly embodied by an idea that somehow, the overlords will return and we will go back to the dark days. A guy, or in this case a raccoon, that could slack off of work because he "doesn't feel like it" and gets away with it each and every day. Here are a couple examples: Whenever a villain is authoritarian there is a strong likelihood that a Nazi parallel will be drawn. This idea of transcendentalism was started in 1836, in New England and was carried out to the foundation of America. 1950s: Pop Culture Explodes in a Decade of Conformity, Bowling, Beatniks, and Bell-Bottoms: Pop Culture of 20th-Century America. This show follows a group of doctors and the challenges and triumphs they face. "I love the way you say my name and how you laugh at all the stupid things I say." The ability to conform to norms when you intend to conform is a talent and skill that can be refined with experience and effort. Encyclopedia.com. He proved them wrong by creating those 'impossible' pieces of technology. Popular culture is, in the historic use of term, the culture of the people .". "1950s: Pop Culture Explodes in a Decade of Conformity (a very unpopular opinion I know but hey- nonconformity and all that :D). Izzie could have also lost her job doing this, but she believed that the surgery would work and that his life would be better after it because he would finally be able to leave the hospital. She was plagued by abusive relationships, addiction, and arrests. //