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2dimes wrote:SultanOfSurreal wrote:it's easy to tell yourself that every single german living in germany between 1930 and 1945 happened to be magical subhuman supervillains.
Well... I supose you could, but that makes you one of them. You're just another simple minded racist who can't see that the nazis were scum, if you lump all the Germans in with the nazis, just because most of the actual nazis were German and Austrian. So yeah I have no idea why anyone would.
you know netflix series are not reality though right?2dimes wrote:Sorry I missed your post Sultan. I was pretty busy with things to do with the long restoration of our house after a fire. Also I might not be able to read. Fair enough I guess, Maybe I'm a snotty moron.
So I have been watching Hitler's Bodyguard a series on Netflix in Canader right now.
The first episode is quite amazing. A large portion of it is focused on Bruno Gesche, he was one of the closest one and often the highest in rank. He drank a lot and Himmler tried to get rid of him several times because of that.
I never heard of Bruno before and I'm especially fascinated that he was so close to Hitler then lived until 1980 in West Germany.


well, I've seen an interview of Juan Pablo Escobar, Pablo's son, and he was like.... netflix couldn't care less about the real story. He proposed to be used as a consultant to explain certain stuff and they refused... they'd rather make a good story than a true story. He said that it was really annoying to watch a show about his family's life where nothing ever happened, well the great lines of what was news in the media, the important tv star mistress, the wars, all that was true but all the family scenes and all were absolutely made up and they didn't even want to inspire themselves from real stuff.2dimes wrote:I have not seen much of the Narcos series.

lol... no point in debating with you foed and that's it. We all know how it goes... fruitless debates.armati wrote:SultanOfSurreal Nazis were scum?
More than who?
There are many pics showing just how popular the Nazis were, try googling "nazi crowds" etc.
Some of them show people as far as the eye can see in all directions for speeches.
There were reasons they were so popular, they cleaned up Berlin for example.
In the 30s Berlin was the "anything you want sex capital" of the world, the streets were not safe, the nazis cleaned that up.
They replaced that stuff with christianity big time, the catholics (which germany is) loved that, and the nazis worked very closely with the catholic church.
Mussolini returned the vatican to italy from France, Italy and Spain were huge catholic and so was France which helped to facilitate the vichy government.
They became very powerful very quickly, either by the english banks backing them or the elimination of the central bank.
Choose your story.
Their "scumness" was no more scumish than decisions churchill made that killed millions in India or the Americans genocideing n.america for example.
Take a look at what Belgium did in the Congo.
Im not saying they were angels, Im not even saying the nazis were not "scumish", what I am saying is they were no more scumish than all those before and after them.
Remember too, the Bush family fortune came from doing business with the nazis, and they ended up presidents of the U.S.
The nazis were a socialist party, which seems to be very popular today, socialism that is.
You would be surprised just how much the nazis did for germany and alot of people think if the 2nd war never happened Hitler would have gone down as 1 of the most awesome leaders in the history of the world.

if you want to learn about history, watch a documentary made by historians. If you want entertainment based on true stories, watch a TV show or a movie. Even a fictional story from a book is adapted.... what do you think they do with dull reality to make it entertaining? You just can't use that material as a reference to discuss what actually happened in real life.2dimes wrote:And that taints everything on Netflix regardless of the original source?

Hitler's bodyguard is a documentary...betiko wrote:if you want to learn about history, watch a documentary made by historians. If you want entertainment based on true stories, watch a TV show or a movie. Even a fictional story from a book is adapted.... what do you think they do with dull reality to make it entertaining? You just can't use that material as a reference to discuss what actually happened in real life.2dimes wrote:And that taints everything on Netflix regardless of the original source?
Actually we learn that armati is exceptionally ignorant. He actually thinks Lutheran Germany was Popish. Catholics were persecuted in spite of a treaty to the contrary.tkr4lf wrote:ITT we learn that armati sympathizes with the nazis. But is anyone really surprised?

armati wrote:By the way Whats a "foed"?
