"Please Accept This As My Formal Surrender, Major." #bandofbrothes #movie
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"Please Accept This As My Formal Surrender, Major." #bandofbrothes #movie
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Nowadays the real enemies are within our nations. Just look at france
Genre: History/Drama/Action/Adventure/War
Rating: TV-MA
Rotten Tomatoes: 97%
IMDB: 9.4/10
The men of Easy Company, 506th Parachute Infantry Regiment, train for war and fight across Europe during World War II, forging bonds of brotherhood amid the brutal realities of combat.
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Same thing happened in the Soviet Union. Stalin took control of agriculture land and mandated quotas which decimated the soviet farmland. The Soviet farmers eventually spoke out against Stalin and so Stalin formed a blockade around them which caused a famine that resulted in 6 million people starving to death.
Dictatorships suck and all these people on the internet saying that USA is a dictatorship are idiots. You can’t speak out against a dictatorship and USA is one of the only countries where you can sue the federal government in court and actually win, making it not a dictatorship by definition.
Winters told this story where the German soldier gave him his sidearm, stating it had never been fired. Winters kept the weapon for the rest of his life, & never once fired it.
(IT Crowd season 2 episode 3)
What makes you think I don't understand the context
I'm simply pointing out that Americans, then and now, romanticized the Wehrmacht to the point that they let regular people off for doing the exact same things as the bona fide Nazis did
Was there a partly practical reason for that? Absolutely. But Americans allowed that to cloud their judgement - then and now