Law Schindler's List should be mandatory viewing for high school and college students

I do not believe inflammatory "polls" like this. There can't be that many retarded people. There are 258.3 million adults in the US. This poll would mean almost 52 million people believe the Holocaust didn't happen. I know the average person is pretty dumb but not that dumb.



IDK why they support certain things. Maybe their advertisers and donors?
It's sad, but I wouldn't be surprised. My buddy lives in Pennsylvania and the majority of his co-workers couldn't find Canada on a map.
 
Schindler's list is a very accurate historical drama about what the Jewish people went through during WW2. It's only a small glimpse of the horrors of Nazi Germany. I think it should be mandatory viewing for all high schoolers and college students. With the rise of anti-semitism, especially among people of color around the country, I think this should help quite a bit with understanding the plight of Jewish people, which really have been the most oppressed people in the history of humanity.

I just watched it for the first time in over 20 years and it's the most hard hitting movie I've ever seen. My art teacher in high school made us watch it, but we didnt get to finish. It was the final days of high school and I guess they let them get away with whatever during that time. With all this rise in anti semitism, I remembered the movie and decided to watch it in its entirety.

The white majority in this country is dwindling rapidly, and the massive influx of migrants is making it even faster. For some reason, black and brown people are not sypmathetic towards Jews as whites are. The migrants know very, very little about what happened to them in Nazi Germany. If we make this movie a mandatory watch, I thnik it will help a lot.

Maybe cause black people in the US were oppressed for a few hundred years? What about the Natives? They were nearly eradicated.

What happened to the Jews during WW2 was tragic, but you are pretty much trivializing what other groups went through when you say they should be more sympathetic bro.

Theres stories of genocide, slaughter and eradication all over the map in history my friend.
 
We watched both schindlers list and glory in my high school history classes. Both goated movies.
 
Schindler's list is a very accurate historical drama about what the Jewish people went through during WW2. It's only a small glimpse of the horrors of Nazi Germany. I think it should be mandatory viewing for all high schoolers and college students. With the rise of anti-semitism, especially among people of color around the country, I think this should help quite a bit with understanding the plight of Jewish people, which really have been the most oppressed people in the history of humanity.

I just watched it for the first time in over 20 years and it's the most hard hitting movie I've ever seen. My art teacher in high school made us watch it, but we didnt get to finish. It was the final days of high school and I guess they let them get away with whatever during that time. With all this rise in anti semitism, I remembered the movie and decided to watch it in its entirety.

The white majority in this country is dwindling rapidly, and the massive influx of migrants is making it even faster. For some reason, black and brown people are not sypmathetic towards Jews as whites are. The migrants know very, very little about what happened to them in Nazi Germany. If we make this movie a mandatory watch, I thnik it will help a lot.
And Jewish students should watch documentaries on the horrors that others have suffered. Did you know for example that Israel doesn't even recognize the Armenian genocide.
 
And Jewish students should watch documentaries on the horrors that others have suffered. Did you know for example that Israel doesn't even recognize the Armenian genocide.
Internally it is acknowledged as a genocide.
For diplomatic reasons, (the rocky relationship with Turkey), the state has not taken an official stance.
 
Internally it is acknowledged as a genocide.
For diplomatic reasons, (the rocky relationship with Turkey), the state has not taken an official stance.
Ah yes, Turkey, such a threat to Israel. Meanwhile the US has bases inside Turkey and can acknowledge it.
 
Ah yes, Turkey, such a threat to Israel. Meanwhile the US has bases inside Turkey and can acknowledge it.
You misunderstand.
Israel and Turkey have had a tenuous diplomatic history in cooperation. Israel as a country acknowledging the Armenian genocide would put more strain on that dynamic. Clearly should be recognized though.
 
Look at you getting angry at facts. How quaint.

How did your Japan "trip" go with your "wife", where you somehow couldn't avoid posting in here at eastern standard time every single day? Guess it was that jet leg, eh? LOL.
Sure, sad sack, you got me lol

Not. Your incel jealousy is delicious.

Keep projecting, loser.
 
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You misunderstand.
Israel and Turkey have had a tenuous diplomatic history in cooperation. Israel as a country acknowledging the Armenian genocide would put more strain on that dynamic. Clearly should be recognized though.
Are you sure it’s not you who’s misunderstanding the hypocrisy of the situation?
 
I'm perfectly fine with making sure that people understand just how horrible the Holocaust was and the persecution of Jewish peoples, both during that era and within the historical context of Europe going back hundreds of years before that.

But it's weird to hear it after we spent months and months complaining about people being forced to learn accurate history regarding slavery in the U.S.

Tangentially: I always thought "Ivanhoe" but Sir Walter Scott was pretty insightful into the casual mistreatment of Jewish people in medieval Europe. Read the book, skip the movie...unless you're an old school movie fan.
 
I'm perfectly fine with making sure that people understand just how horrible the Holocaust was and the persecution of Jewish peoples, both during that era and within the historical context of Europe going back hundreds of years before that.

But it's weird to hear it after we spent months and months complaining about people being forced to learn accurate history regarding slavery in the U.S.

Tangentially: I always thought "Ivanhoe" but Sir Walter Scott was pretty insightful into the casual mistreatment of Jewish people in medieval Europe. Read the book, skip the movie...unless you're an old school movie fan.
I live in Canada and the schools I went to never talked slavery in the US. We did see documentaries about the holocausts.
 
Schindler's list is a very accurate historical drama about what the Jewish people went through during WW2. It's only a small glimpse of the horrors of Nazi Germany. I think it should be mandatory viewing for all high schoolers and college students. With the rise of anti-semitism, especially among people of color around the country, I think this should help quite a bit with understanding the plight of Jewish people, which really have been the most oppressed people in the history of humanity.

I just watched it for the first time in over 20 years and it's the most hard hitting movie I've ever seen. My art teacher in high school made us watch it, but we didnt get to finish. It was the final days of high school and I guess they let them get away with whatever during that time. With all this rise in anti semitism, I remembered the movie and decided to watch it in its entirety.

The white majority in this country is dwindling rapidly, and the massive influx of migrants is making it even faster. For some reason, black and brown people are not sypmathetic towards Jews as whites are. The migrants know very, very little about what happened to them in Nazi Germany. If we make this movie a mandatory watch, I thnik it will help a lot.

You clowns spent the past several years yelling and screaming about how offensive it is for white kids to be taught about slavery and racial discrimination in the US, but you think that minority groups need corrective education about institutional discrimination that was perpetrated against Jews in Europe by other white people?

LOL Fuck off.

European antisemitism was and is a European issue. Trying to pawn it off on minorities who generally don't even make those types of distinctions between Ashkenazi/Sephardic Jews and other white people is laughable.

If anything, people need an accurate education about how "the most oppressed people in the history of humanity" profited immensely from the transatlantic slave trade throughout the Americas.

The fact that Jewish people dominated the human chattel business in Brazil and the Caribbean and were integral players in the US slave trade is largely unknown to the average graduate of US public schools and has been obscured with a bunch of propaganda about how the Jewish people who participated in the US civil rights movement represented the sentiment of the entire Jewish community towards black people.

I could go on, but I'll just tell anybody who's interested to Google "Aaron Lopez" and "Judah P. Benjamin" for some eye-opening facts about Jewish American history.

The "most oppressed minority" had no issue fervently supporting the Confederacy, an avowed white supremacist state, because they were generally very well-treated in the antebellum South compared to what they dealt with in Europe.



 
in short because it was so systematic and widespread that it is unparalleled i history. Hitler also made it clear he only started it because he wanted to control people. It runs on that spectrum: first they came for the Jews, then they came for the gays, then they came for the disabled, then they came for me. He was running through the motions of systematically running through the entire population of everything on earth one at a time to re-engineer the wold according to his own ideal. We already know the Jews would have only been the tip of the iceberg and he had the same lined up for every race on the planet: every minority, every dark skinned person, every non-Germanic, every sick person, every disorderly person, the elderly and the unborn. He was systematically using totallised state control: data control, Identity control, birth control to systemically ID people into specific categories and push the world into an endless world of legitimized genocide. I don't think Americans realize this is why the EU is so gung ho about data protection. Hitler had this exact identification system lines up on the cards with the aim of wiping out enormous swathes of the Earth. He would never have stopped f he had won, and he was always completely unrelenting and unapologetic until the very end. He pretty much invaded Russia because e wanted to kill as many people as possible while he could. He got impatient and wanted more death sooner.

Added to that Hitler transitioned from being a global icon, to a bother, to a threat, to an enemy, to a tyrant, and all the while whle he did all that the world had no idea what he was actually doing. By the time Hitler had reached Tyrant status he was already he entire world's enemy. When the holocaust was recovered it revealed how naive they had been to believe his lies, and that anything that had transpired, and everyone who had died fighting him, had no idea what they were actually dying for. They knew it was a form of evil but no one suspected it was on that scale. They suspected it was happening but thought his desire for total annihilation as some crazy pipe dream he'd never try. Even as he was being defeated he diverted resources into exterminating more people. That tends to be why the world said never again, when it comes to believing funny haired racists making claims about restoring national pride.


Every holocaust victim group can make claims that seperates their trauma. I think we should learn about th
And Jewish students should watch documentaries on the horrors that others have suffered. Did you know for example that Israel doesn't even recognize the Armenian genocide.

Did you notice he wanted it watched in both high school and college, so now its like needs to be watched twice.
 
And Jewish students should watch documentaries on the horrors that others have suffered. Did you know for example that Israel doesn't even recognize the Armenian genocide.

Why single out Jewish students in this way? Shouldn't everybody be educated on these tragedies?

The Armenian genocide was perpetuated by muslims before Israel existed--the Jews have no skin in the game, other than having to appease the Arab nations around them. For this reason they've remained neutral nationally, although many cities in Israel have recognized it.

note: President Trump specifically choose not to recognize it, although congress and all 50 states have.
 
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You clowns spent the past several years yelling and screaming about how offensive it is for white kids to be taught about slavery and racial discrimination in the US, but you think that minority groups need corrective education about institutional discrimination that was perpetrated against Jews in Europe by other white people?

LOL Fuck off.

European antisemitism was and is a European issue. Trying to pawn it off on minorities who generally don't even make those types of distinctions between Ashkenazi/Sephardic Jews and other white people is laughable.

If anything, people need an accurate education about how "the most oppressed people in the history of humanity" profited immensely from the transatlantic slave trade throughout the Americas.

The fact that Jewish people dominated the human chattel business in Brazil and the Caribbean and were integral players in the US slave trade is largely unknown to the average graduate of US public schools and has been obscured with a bunch of propaganda about how the Jewish people who participated in the US civil rights movement represented the sentiment of the entire Jewish community towards black people.

I could go on, but I'll just tell anybody who's interested to Google "Aaron Lopez" and "Judah P. Benjamin" for some eye-opening facts about Jewish American history.

The "most oppressed minority" had no issue fervently supporting the Confederacy, an avowed white supremacist state, because they were generally very well-treated in the antebellum South compared to what they dealt with in Europe.






Also, I'm assuming that this thread was provoked by that bullshit YouGov poll that showed "rising holocaust denial" among young people.



...but if you actual read the cross tabs, the sample size was tiny, and the methodology was an opt-in survey, which is notoriously inaccurate for polling young people and minorities, as acknowledged by Pew Research in this article.



There is zero proof of "rising antisemitism" among younger, non-white people. There's just a bunch hysteria in response to the fact that young people don't consume mainstream media and hence aren't conditioned to reflexively support the US's relationship with Israel.

...and of course, black people ain't going to support a fucking apartheid state where millions of people are living in tightly controlled Bantustans.
 
Also, I'm assuming that this thread was provoked by that bullshit YouGov poll that showed "rising holocaust denial" among young people.



...but if you actual read the cross tabs, the sample size was tiny, and the methodology was an opt-in survey, which is notoriously inaccurate for polling young people and minorities, as acknowledged by Pew Research in this article.



There is zero proof of "rising antisemitism" among younger, non-white people. There's just a bunch hysteria in response to the fact that young people don't consume mainstream media and hence aren't conditioned to reflexively support the US's relationship with Israel.

...and of course, black people ain't going to support a fucking apartheid state where millions of people are living in tightly controlled Bantustans.

 
Came here to post the same thing. As was All Quiet on the Western Front.

I'm not a huge fan of movies being shown in schools as "educational", that may stem from being made to watch Cabaret in history class.
All Quiet on the Western Front was fantastic.

The Netflix version, at least.
 
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