So today is Armistice Day here and tomorrow is Remembrance Sunday, but this is my first ones I've been fully red pilled at. My problem is that I of course respect and remember those that have died in the wars protecting my country, but since I also know the Germans were also fighting for a just cause I want to respect and remember their efforts too. But of course this feels like I'm disrespecting the Brit soldiers who fought against them.
So while I am still going ahead and respecting both sides soldiers, I wanted to ask everyone else's thoughts on such an issue. Are you paying your respects to just Allied soldiers, Axis soldiers, both or non?
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I can say that I took the red pill gradually over many years, but wasn't fully aware of it until just a few years ago.
I'm glad I'm not an opinionated leftist faggot anymore; I couldn't go back if I wanted to.
I'm glad I'm not an opinionated leftist faggot anymore; I couldn't go back if I wanted to.
I think a lot of the allied soldiers had their hearts in the right place it was FDR and Churchill that led them astray
>>87447
Indeed. Boys die in old men's wars.
Both sides' fallen should be commemorated for dying out of duty to their country and to their brothers. We need to stress that questioning these conflicts does not invalidate the dead, as that is a common normie reaction.
Indeed. Boys die in old men's wars.
Both sides' fallen should be commemorated for dying out of duty to their country and to their brothers. We need to stress that questioning these conflicts does not invalidate the dead, as that is a common normie reaction.
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>>87444
The first world war was a bunch of rubbish that should have never happened.
Once the second came along, all rememberance day has been for me is a constant shovling of propaganda down my throat at how the "noble and virtuous allies" defeated the "evil axis" in not one but two wars. You can see this to great effect in American schools. While the day of the armistice is not observed in Germany, we've got our own separate 'shame day' which I have also disliked, though it seems to have left out the bullshit about being the 'bad guys' in the first world war, and nobody really talks about the politics behind the second.
The first world war was a bunch of rubbish that should have never happened.
Once the second came along, all rememberance day has been for me is a constant shovling of propaganda down my throat at how the "noble and virtuous allies" defeated the "evil axis" in not one but two wars. You can see this to great effect in American schools. While the day of the armistice is not observed in Germany, we've got our own separate 'shame day' which I have also disliked, though it seems to have left out the bullshit about being the 'bad guys' in the first world war, and nobody really talks about the politics behind the second.
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>>87510
I mostly agree with this. I will never celebrate enemies that attacked my country and killed loyal soldiers of my nation that fought faithfully for the good of my people.
I mostly agree with this. I will never celebrate enemies that attacked my country and killed loyal soldiers of my nation that fought faithfully for the good of my people.
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>>87447
The first wave of people on D-day were strait heroes not because of ideology but because of having to run on a beach with constant casualties and machine gun fire, must of been absolute hell.
The first wave of people on D-day were strait heroes not because of ideology but because of having to run on a beach with constant casualties and machine gun fire, must of been absolute hell.
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Remembrance day is important. Remember all those killed in wars who had no say in their starting. You fight for the man by your side, you fight so he can get home to his wife, his kids. He fights so you can get home to yours. You fight so your home is still there when you get back.
They mingle not with their laughing comrades again
They sit no more at familiar tables of home
They have no lot in our labour of the day-time
Moving in marches upon the heavenly plain
As the stars that are starry in the time of our darkness
To the end, to the end, they remain.
Take time today to remember them anons.
They mingle not with their laughing comrades again
They sit no more at familiar tables of home
They have no lot in our labour of the day-time
Moving in marches upon the heavenly plain
As the stars that are starry in the time of our darkness
To the end, to the end, they remain.
Take time today to remember them anons.
>>87662
Those were not "men", those were and still are traitors to the entire human race. Real heroes would have realized who the true enemy was, walked up to Germany's door, knocked politely, and asked if they could help.
Those were not "men", those were and still are traitors to the entire human race. Real heroes would have realized who the true enemy was, walked up to Germany's door, knocked politely, and asked if they could help.
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