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Demolition Man

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Jay expresses his appreciation for 'Demolition Man', claiming it addresses the social justice warrior concept effectively in dystopian storytelling.

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  1. In 'Demolition Man,' the character Sylvester Stallone is portrayed as a high testosterone action hero who is cryogenically frozen and later leads the fight against a dystopian society.

  2. Jay expresses his appreciation for 'Demolition Man', claiming it addresses the social justice warrior concept effectively in dystopian storytelling.

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