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“The true evil in the world comes from people,” says Carpenter, who has long used cinematic allegories to skewer capitalist pigs and bloodthirsty governments.

These, too, are performances, and the more they embellish their fictional tales of war-torn Portland and bloodthirsty antifa marauders, the more comically visible the protesters grow.

Children ages 5-8 will need to look elsewhere to read about bloodthirsty old favorites such as the T. rex.

Taylor ferrets out the secret with her bloodthirsty relentlessness and immediately raises pandemonium.

The city, he said, had been “overtaken by violent gangs and bloodthirsty criminals, roving mobs of wild youth, drugged-out maniacs and homeless people.”