There was another scene later in the movie in the burning city, that was similiar. Like, okay, apperently german soldiers could crashland a plane, be wounded from it, and instead of being glad they are being helped by some british soldiers, they instantly go to attack mode and stab them. One more recent example of this, that actually lessened my enjoyment of the movie was 1917, which otherwise is a pretty good movie. In WW1-movies it's not that easy I think because that was such a big convoluted mess of countries, treaties and so on, that I don't think anyone there was a bad guy.Īll in all I think there sometimes could be a lot more nuance to it, especially in the dramas. bad guys theme applied perhaps the best, at least as far as movies go. In WW2-movies I am pretty okay with it because I think it was a war where this pretty simplistic good guys vs. I would also differentiate between WW1 and WW2 here. Is it an action movie or some seriuos (anti-)war-film. And it is clear on all devices.ĭepends on the movie I am watching. The actual opinion of the author is probably the direct opposite. It indicates that the written word shouldn't be considered as the opinion of the author. '\s' on the other hand has a clear meaning. So adding an emoji, does make it better, but it doesn't solve Poe's law IMHO the ' see you later virgins'-meme?Īnd then there is the problem, that the actual emoji drawn is different depending on the device used. So you have again the problem, that you need background knowledge of the author.Īnd even if it's clear, emojis are often also used ironically, e.g. But some people would translate ' )' into 😏.
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Is it a sort of friendly 'gotcha, because you didn't consider fact x'? Is it some kind of sexual advance? Is it a joke? Is it full out sarcasm?ĭoes the person uses it 'correctly'? A '😉' could be used instead of ' )'. There is no clear definition, what a wink-emoji means. Regarding these Japanese camps it would be a good idea to memorize these, however I think there are a lot more pressing issues within american history than these camps throughout WW2. Therefore I as a German am generally fine with the american perspective on WW2. What the US did pales by several orders of magnitude in comparison to what the Germans, the Japanese and the Russians did throughout the war (and before the war started). When a war at the scale and magnitude of WW2 is fought outrocities are inevitable, there will be rapes, massacres and the like, it is simply unavoidable once the war started. When put under a lot of stress we act irrationally, and those years of war definitely were incredibly stressfull for the civilians and even more so for the soldiers. We struggle to admit our mistakes, let alone to ask forgiveness. Then again we are human, and we should be allowed to act irrational. It also was certainly wrong to not reimburse all the damage done to these japanese civilians. Even if the american paranoia that led to those internment camps was unfound it was not without reason. It certainly was not right to detain Japanese civilians, however there was a war being fought with outraging cruelty from the opposing side. Yeah, you may have done things that seem atrocious in hindsight, but I'd try to put it into perspective. I as a German would say that WW2 is the one war where the americans can rightfully claim to be the good guys. Header Image: Dithmarschen by u/flobiwahn r/de_header Miscellaneous Food/Cuisine Language Music Meta/Reddit Recommended Subs: We encourage relaxed lounge atmosphere, but the general rules, as well as Rediquette, must be respected. Please read the Rules before posting or commenting.
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