War Movies – Nothing beats the real thing

[Greg HondaParticipant 6406]

Mostly German but other combatants countries film represented as well.

The Music is really good IMO and adds to the atmosphere.

This guy does a good job with his channel:

It's Time to get Wise

[BlacqueJacqueShellacqueParticipant 6890]

I know it’s Easter but…

[Greg HondaParticipant 6406]

Yes, that story always stands out as Men showing Humanity to each other in the midst of a barbaric war of indutrial anhilation. It’s always the young men who get thrown into the meat grinder, and the survivours never seem to profit from their efforts when it’s all over.

As regards, my topic, I was brought up on war movies and plastic model aeroplanes and Tanks as a youngster, (AirFix – Revel – Tamiya). It all seemed so cool to me then, and I like to see the actual footage of these machines and men in action at the time. So this guy’s channel appeals to me.

I think there are only two good aspects to war:

1) It drives technology
2) it makes a good platform for a video game.

It's Time to get Wise

[BlacqueJacqueShellacqueParticipant 6890]

I’d like to see us stop killing one another and move forward.

I loved military things a a child too.

[Joey AlfioParticipant]

Nothing good comes out of war. All you’re left with is piles of dead bodies and mass ruin. I only believe in a defensive war where you have every right to defend your family and homeland.

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[BlacqueJacqueShellacqueParticipant 6890]

Joey Alfio wrote:

I only believe in a defensive war where you have every right to defend your family and homeland.

I agree Joey. I like to see who monetarily gains from the actions of war.

Who has always gained monetarily from the actions of war.

house of redshield. (not capitalized out of dis-respect)

C~~~S.

[Joey AlfioParticipant]

BlacqueJacqueShellacque wrote:

I agree Joey. I like to see who monetarily gains from the actions of war.

Who has always gained monetarily from the actions of war.

house of redshield. (not capitalized out of dis-respect)

C~~~S.

The important thing is we end all brotherly wars and hostilities.

The next thing to acknowledge is that (((they))) already have all the military capability and armaments to handle any neighboring country and should not need our assistant for anything.

We need to accept the fact that our government no longer serves our interest — whether it be Republican or Democrat. They’re all in bed with the deep state and one of their major goal is to constantly meddle in the affairs of others and involve us in conflicts at the expense of tax payers and American lives.

The last thing that needs to stop is the glorification of war that’s so ingrained in our culture. The realities of war is so psychologically damaging and unjust that most people who finish their service end up with a lot of issues.

What good are modern wars anyway? What do we gain or benefit? In fact, what have we even achieved throughout all these years in the middle east other than thousands of our soldiers dead and trillions wasted?

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[RhinoParticipant 3477]

When growing up in Canada when I was young there were still a lot of World War II veterans that would not talk about the war. Those few who did say something did so to educate people on the horrors of war and it was a bad thing. You will rarely see people who have gone to war glorify it, own any military memorabilia or show boat about what they did or what they went through unless they gain something by it like John McCain to further his political career.

You do not want to experience the real thing just ask the people who have come back home and have PTSD from these experiences. In that video for every shot fired, every bomb dropped there was a high probability that people lost their lives.

[Joey AlfioParticipant]

Rhino wrote:

When growing up in Canada when I was young there were still a lot of World War II veterans that would not talk about the war. Those few who did say something did so to educate people on the horrors of war and it was a bad thing. You will rarely see people who have gone to war glorify it, own any military memorabilia or show boat about what they did or what they went through unless they gain something by it like John McCain to further his political career.

You do not want to experience the real thing just ask the people who have come back home and have PTSD from these experiences. In that video for every shot fired, every bomb dropped there was a high probability that people lost their lives.

Spot on brother. Only psychopathic shills like McCain beat the war drums because he wants to see people suffer and be miserable just as he is.

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[joetechParticipant]

I found this little gem on youtube. My brother served in Nam. It’s done by a Viet Namese film company.

"Don't follow in my footsteps...I stepped in something."

[RoyDalParticipant]

Joey Alfio wrote:

Nothing good comes out of war. All you’re left with is piles of dead bodies and mass ruin.

Owners of certain industries make piles of money. Their children do not die in wars, and neither do the children of the politicians who do the industrialists bidding.

Joey Alfio wrote:

I only believe in a defensive war where you have every right to defend your family and homeland.

I agree. For example, how long has the war in Afghanistan been going on? Compare to how long WWII took.

Society asks MGTOWs: Why are you not making more tax-slaves?

[GrumpyParticipant]

The “actors” who die in real war rarely (meaning never) appear in the next episode/chapter/sequel. That’s the real difference between war and war movies.

There was a time in my life when I gave a fuck. Now you have to pay ME for it

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