I feel really bad for all the dogs and horses the Nazis dragged to their deaths on the eastern front. That's certainly a sad fate. Outside of that? Nah.
There are two battles in history that, once I looked at the other side of them from me, completely revolutionized my entire dumbshit American reckoning of the whole world. One of them was the Tet Offensive, and the other one was the Battle of Stalingrad. I really feel like if we got more dumbshits like me to understand the meaning and significance of those battles it would go a long way.
"It's a sad fate"
Is it? Is it really?
I feel really bad for all the dogs and horses the Nazis dragged to their deaths on the eastern front. That's certainly a sad fate. Outside of that? Nah.
Well, in a certain sense, young working class men sent to their death by a fascist state is a sad fate, isn’t it?
Yea but they were also Nazis.
Not so sure about that but anyway, in a certain sense, being a nazi is a sad fate as well
Are we the baddies?
Well by “young working class men sent to their death” I wasn’t thinking about SS officers. I wonder how many of the Stalingrad dead were high ranking.
Not enough.
Yeah but they were still Nazis.
There are two battles in history that, once I looked at the other side of them from me, completely revolutionized my entire dumbshit American reckoning of the whole world. One of them was the Tet Offensive, and the other one was the Battle of Stalingrad. I really feel like if we got more dumbshits like me to understand the meaning and significance of those battles it would go a long way.