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2005-01-08, 01:40 AM | [Ignore Me] #1 | ||
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NOTE: To illustrate a point, this thread does make use of Nazi imagery including Swastikas, double runes, etc. I am not a Nazi and do not support their views. If you are offended or your government has banned such imagery, please do not read on.
First off, let's set two things clear. 1: I don't care if you are anti-war, pro-war, for some wars, for global nuclear mass suicide, whatever. I may disagree but I will always respect your opinion and your basis for it. I may want to kill someone, but I don't know if I could. 2: I don't care if you are right-wing, left-wing, up, or down. However, I am appalled when people resort to propaganda and subliminal messaging to spread opinion. Those points aside, let us examine Starship Troopers, which I had the misfortune to see while waiiting for my dad to activate a WoW trial account. I just wanted to see some bugs blow up. I will admit, the concept behind the movie is great. The special effects are stellar. However, my praise ends there. First off, the movie treats the human government in place like a bunch of Nazis. Propaganda such as "Service Guarantees Citizenship" and "Join Now!" during the news broadcasts is a mockery of military recruiters. Then I saw the uniforms. For reference, and no offense to any ****, Slavs, or other victims of the Holocaust, here is the uniform of Deputy Fuhrer Rudolf Hess: This is the image of the dress uniform of the Mobile Infantry: All that's missing is a tie to look like a greyed version of that uniform, and in a funeral scene, the protagonists do don ties. Here is the SS double lightning bolt badge: Here are some of the badges worn by the Mobile Infantry: Here is the uniform of the SS: Here is the uniform of the Fleet: This gets worse as at the end of the movie, three high-ranking officers appear with full dress uniform and black trenchcoats. I think that nothing really else needs to be shown on this topic. Then, as if calling the military a bunch of straight arm saulters wasn't enough, the infamous co-ed shower scene, pre-battle scenes, etc. show our troops as a bunch of kids who want to kill everything, who think it's all just a game, a la Apocalypse Now- though I did like that movie. They get tatooed, there is no discipline, etc. So please...hold the bullshit when making movies. Add your political commentary elsewhere.
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