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Most people I talk to that claim to be proud of the deeds of others just do that: try to put themselves on a higher podest than others ("WE did this and that" saying just "YOU are not equal in this") while using the deeds of others for just that. Now how this should be something applaudable I cannot understand. EDIT: Please take a dictionary and check the words "to appreciate" and "to be proud of". According to mine they have a completely different meaning. For me "to be proud of" is the opposite of "to be ashamed of". The first expresses a feeling of superiority, the other the opposite. This has nothing to do with "to appreciate" |
What part don't I get? Winning wars doesn't make you right. It just means that you're less likely to face justice for your crimes.
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Example: If the UK would have been invaded, every Labour or Conservative and every one with an other oppinion would have been killed or dissapered in some Death Camp! And Mosley and his BNP would have taken care of the rest, like Petain did in Vichy. |
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what is so applaudable about bragging you are the best in x/y, I would feel pretty ashamed if I claimed to be a better person than someone else, thats just like claiming to be of a master race..... so you went to uni....big deal, I don't feel proud of the things I have achieved because they were just stuff that needed to be done, now if someone else were to feel proud of my achievements then I would just feel gratefull for the sentiment, pride can be a form of appreciation if it is projected at anothers deeds. some people need to look outside of the dictionary and realise there is some creative licence allowed. |
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Concerning BoB, from the British side it was a victory because it stopped a perceived invasion, from the German side it was a draw, as the status quo remained.
It wasn't war winning, but what it did do, is go a long way to deciding where the iron curtain fell at the end of the war (which was of course completely unforeseeable at the time), simply because there was a handy jumping off point for the allies to open up a western front in '44. As to the war, Germany lost it as soon as they stepped foot in Russia. my 2 cents. |
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It's about establishing a climate of fear and distrust against anybody even your own familymembers. There are pretty much examples in history like Stalin, Mao, Pol Pot, Hitler. |
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