I haven't seen so much effort put into a set in years. This would decent if it wasn't so damn propogandistic. Of course the message is "communism hates science".
From the Netflix science-fiction series Three Body Problem
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The author himself pointed out that the humans in Three Body more closely resemble Native Americans than China in that they were themselves multiple competing peoples facing total genocide. Compared to real life western colonialism the Trisolarians are far less genocidal. People point out that in the books when all of humanity is forced to live in Australia that the resulting population density would be lower than the current population density in the Gaza strip. The Trisolarians at least allowed humanity to continue to exist out of "an appreciation for human culture", a mercy that does not seem to have been extended to most Native American groups.