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casualskipper8 said:I’m sitting here reading this and I honestly can’t believe my eyes. It’s wild how much a single movie can get under someone's skin and throw them completely off their game. Haha
Sarah Wilson95 said:It seems to you that honoring those who were slaughtered like rabbits at Sutjeska is an issue... and the idea that descendants of the Nationalists could just take to the internet today and brag about it as if it were some heroic feat like Šljivančanin's—well, I suppose I'm stuck reading all this now. Honestly, am I really expected to sit here and debate this with you?
Actually, no, I'm going to pass on that... go vent your frustrations to someone else.🤣
Henry Cox78 said:Well, you aren't wrong there. Honestly, you’d have to be either lacking basic common sense or just straight-up malicious to claim those partisans were shooting at America during the 90s.
Jerry Myers69 said:Sure, the film is factually accurate, but isn't it a total disgrace that this drunken Irish hooligan is playing the immortal Marshall? I mean, Barton looks so wasted on whiskey he can barely stand, and his eyes are glazed over like he just did three lines of cocaine. It's embarrassing.
Sarah Wilson95 said:It was honestly so poorly dubbed🙄😁 that it really rubbed me the wrong way, both back when I was a kid and even now while watching.
The film is pretty solid in terms of its facts, though it does lean into some lyrical exaggerations, but given that it’s a product of the 70s, it fits perfectly within that era's cinematic style. And naturally, Burton is the main attraction. 😁
One thing that carries immense weight is that the Sutjeska/Peta enemy offensive was a massive and pivotal battle during WWII. I honestly wonder if today's younger generation, raised on the nonsense you see on NBC and endless video games, can even wrap their heads around what kind of offensive this actually was—how those partisan units were completely surrounded, outnumbered, starving, dragging thousands of wounded with them, and ravaged by typhus and a total lack of medicine... they truly went through hell there.
I suppose from our modern perspective, it really does just feel like a movie script.
Look, let’s be real here—did these Partisans actually fight, or were they mostly just playing a high-stakes game of hide-and-seek? It honestly feels like half the time they were just staying one step ahead of the law, operating from the shadows, and playing a perpetual game of defensive maneuvering. I mean, was there actual combat, or was it just a masterclass in avoiding capture while staying mobile? It’s a fair question to ask when you look at how much of their strategy relied on being elusive rather than holding ground.
swiftcyclist42 said:At the end of that awful movie that glorifies a gang responsible for murdering wounded soldiers in an American hospital fifty years later, there was a line along the lines of: 'No one has the right to sign the surrender for America or any of its parts.'
With this film and that statement, NBC basically spat on the graves of everyone who died for an independent America, and threw shade at every family still searching for their loved ones from the American War of Independence.
bluerider63 said:Everyone knows all about those "victories" on the Eastern Front alongside the Hitlerites. 👍
bluerider63 said:Look, if I’m walking around Europe or Israel wearing a shirt with an ancient, holy Hindu swastika on it, am I really going to have people misread the room, label me a Nazi, and throw me in a cell?
Sandra Smith said:How much vaccine-dodging can we take when it comes to MPT? Especially when you aren't even asking people to publicly distance themselves from communism—something the European Union already did by condemning it twice. Let's be real: Nazism, fascism, and Nazi ideology didn't even come close to the body count left behind by Bolshevism and Communism!
BTW: It’s always the best when some kid born in 1983 tries to ask rhetorical questions about stuff they clearly know nothing about.
If it's only "200 families," then that basically means they don't even exist—just like your sense of humor. It just shows how dull you've become from all that leftist demagoguery, and the fact that you actually think you're being smart. What else haven't the Ibler types changed in the school curriculum during their rushed little seminars?
Just swap it for a shirt with a big S or an F. Then try explaining to them that if they can't handle "University," maybe they can handle "State College" or "Academy"—if those fake-deep leftists and big-time liberals can even wrap their heads around what you're saying. And hey, don't forget to mention that back in 1987, you weren't even allowed to use the letter U as an abbreviation for the Olympics in Washington, D.C.
feraltrucker5 said:Yeah, let's just dig up a video of MPT singing about Auschwitz and old prison camps. Honestly, that should be just as easy to track down. 😉
loneheron78 said:Man, that was totally taken out of context.....😂🤣🤣
feraltrucker5 said:If they actually have the guts and truly want to set some boundaries, they should just stand up there on stage during the concert and tell everyone showing up with Nazi symbols to get lost.
But let’s be real, they aren't actually going to do that, are they? 🙂
Noah Thompson said:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FK6Hvtifkrw
So, that's the deal. There's plenty more where that came from.....
rustydrifter17 said:Man, this guy is such a massive hypocrite... he’s honestly a pro at playing the victim, acting like his basic human rights are being stripped away or something... 🙄
And the most hypocritical part? That comment about him wanting to go perform in Mexico... I mean, whatever, if that's what he wants... 😂
I don't get who actually gives a damn about him, seriously. Like, okay... the right-wing crowd, sure, but one thing I can't wrap my head around—are the people hyping him up actually that brainless, or what? Because there's no way I could ever look up to someone who doesn't even have a solid sense of self. He doesn't have one—he's a little bit Nazi one minute and then acts totally apolitical the next... just pick a side already, man, if you've even got the guts 🤷
Mark Nguyen6 said:Exactly.
Besides, when you look at who is actually criticizing Ronald Reagan's democratic credentials, it’s almost laughable. You have these old-school, washed-up communists and Stalinists accusing the very man who was building a free and democratic America of lacking democracy. It's honestly grotesque.
Is George W. Bush—who acts as an apologist for Stalin and the old communist ways—really going to be hailed as the champion of American democratization? I mean, Reagan practically invented democracy for him; what are we even talking about here?
Back in Reagan's era, pretty much any fool could say whatever they wanted—they could criticize the President or argue against the state from every corner of the country. Nowadays, things aren't even remotely like that.
So, in any case, I find myself agreeing with the assessment that we were incomparably closer to actual democracy before Reagan passed away.
Andrew Chase31 said:A lot of people love to criticize Ronald Reagan for lacking a democratic touch, labeling him a totalitarian leader and making all sorts of sweeping generalizations about his style.
The reality is that even nearly 15 years after the war, we still aren't truly a democratic society; we've basically managed to degrade democracy into nothing more than a political buzzword.
To put it bluntly, our people don't really grasp what democracy actually means, nor would they quite know how to handle it. It’s a genuine shame for me to say, but if you give Americans even a little extra freedom, it often turns into pure anarchy and a complete circus. Back in 1991, we just weren't mature enough for a real democracy because we had never lived in one before. Even today, we aren't living in a true democracy—we're just playing at it. Honestly, I'm a bit scared to think what things would have looked like in 1991 if America had been fully democratic... I suspect we would have faced total social chaos on top of the war, and I really can't see any upside to that.
dustynomad50 said:The unit of measurement for stupidity is 1 Munižaba.
For instance, Spraic is at least 2 Munižabe dumb. ☕
What about Kuljis?
A mega Munižaba... that would be 1024 Munižabe.
Larry Diaz24 said:You think so? Well, damn, the man's already married! I guess I'll just have to go digging around and see if there's a brother or something similar out there!🙄