It's October 13, 2025, 06:30:16 AM
the movie has good actors in itand is truly anti-naziwhat I hate though is how everybody keeps reminding us of our bloody past, when no other nations gives a shit about the cruel shit they did..I mean.. who even knows about the armenian genocide?I mean.. is there actually a US-Movie that depicts america as the evil ass country they sometimes were?I mean.. look at all the asian stuff and Stalin of course.. n shit.. everything.still, all the world keeps talking about like it was fuckin' yesterday is WW2 and the related holocaust.
First off I would like to say that I am an American and I could only speak from an American point of view. I myself believe that Germans today take a bad rap from the hideous Nazi legacy. Almost everywhere I go I always find the term "German" associated with "Nazi". I find it hypocritical how many people out there seem to constantly link the Germans with their hideous past while Americans themselves seem to try to put their past away. Whenever I try to have a conversation about race in America, I normally bring up the past and a lot of people always tell me the same thing: "But that happened a long time ago." Well, Nazi Germany happened a long time ago but it is a subject that is constantly being brought up.The point is, as you may well have heard many times, is that history is written by the winners. And when it is written by the winners, the losers are often depicted as the villains. When I was studying history in high school, as a student I was never taught anything much about the genocide of Native Americans and slavery. My teachers pretty much ignored those issues. When it came to World War II, however, I was completely exposed to Nazis. Along with the others in my class, we went into great detail on who the Nazis where and what they did. We all read Anne Frank, we all watched Schnidler's List, and we even saw clips of Leni Riefensthal's "Triumph of Will. It is as if my teachers were trying to hide the American past from us by redirecting our aggression to the Germans. To top it all off, since this was the first time we were expose to anything that was German, my teachers did not really stress any difference from these Germans of the past to the Germans of today. Maybe this is why a lot of Americans tend to automatically associate Germans with Nazis.If we could try to see history objectively and try to compare American history with German History without moralizing anything (I could only take from Nazi history because that's all I know), then I would find some striking similarities. If we could compare what Hitler did to the Jews to what Thomas Jefferson and the other founding fathers did to the Natives, I would find no real difference. Like Hitler, Jefferson had a vision of his nation and he needed to clear the land and create genocide so that he could accomplish what he wanted. I mean what is the difference between "Manifest Destiny" and "The Final Solution"? Both involve killing one group of people so that the conquered land could be used as a place to establish the ruler's vision. My point is that if Hilter would've won all of Europe, he would've been up there with Napolean and Alexander. Like the Romans, history would've saw the Germans as a great people with a great vision instead of being labeled those damn Nazis. But since they lost they are stuck being demonized constantly. This isn't fair.There is no good and evil in history, there is only winning and losing. America is such a lucky country because it has two oceans to protect it. I hate it when people call it the greatest country in the world. I believe its the richest but not the greatest. I personally think that America screwed more people than Hitler did and still continues to do so. You don't think Iraq is a continuation of America's genocide happy legacy? In America it seems that they got to opress your race first before you get to join in. Like Hitler and his idea of the Aryan race, America only favors Pilgrim blood. It always has and it always will. There are other places out there that treat their own people better. As for all the Germans out there I feel for you. Its not fair to be branded by a hideous legacy that you were not even a part of. Aufwiedersehen.
I heard about this movie...Might check it out...But I don't get why it's so shocking to you that people are still talking about the Holocaust...It's one of the worst things to ever happen...I mean, come on, millions and millions and millions of people not only died, but were taken from their homes, separated from their families, put in camps, enslaved, tortured, and starved before their death...Armenian Genocide is not even fucking comparable, man...You can't just expect people to forget that.
I know you see it from a different viewpoint Nik, and Im cool with that. You know the last thing I try to do is playing the holocaust down. But on the other hand, the human race *did* undescribable, cruel ass stuff to their own kind - before and also after the holocaust. I just think there are huge double standards involved. Seriously, just look at the shit American Soldiers do *nowadays* in Iraq.. in abu ghraib. <-- Im not saying this is comparable to the stuff nazis did to jews 60 years ago, but still it's remarkable how noone gives a shit about that shit a few weeks after it was in the news, and at the same time ppl cant stop making movies, stereotypes and books concerning the shit going on 60 fuckin years ago (during a war) in nazi-germany. that's the doube standard that is pissing me off hard. I tell ya I can go nuts when assholes use "nazis" as a fuckin synonym to "germans" nowadays. or when ppl who cant argue call me nazi on the internet just cause Im german. or when assholes call me a nazi cause Im happy when the german soccer team won a game. etc etc... when at the same time america is the proudest nation in the world. fuckin' ridiculous.
the movie has good actors in itand is truly anti-naziwhat I hate though is how everybody keeps reminding us of our bloody past, when no other nations gives a shit about the cruel shit they did..I mean.. is there actually a US-Movie that depicts america as the evil ass country they sometimes were?still, all the world keeps talking about like it was fuckin' yesterday is WW2 and the related holocaust.
I mean.. is there actually a US-Movie that depicts america as the evil ass country they sometimes were?