Hitler and the "New Mass" Translation
Hitler and the "New Mass" Translation
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I didn’t expect to like this but for me it’s genuine ROFL. The only reason Hitler is funny is because his well-known tirades are so cliche that they can be used effectively to rant about some of the things we hear every week (or, Heaven forbid, *say*.) What’s funny is not Hitler – it’s the screaming frustration.
Chesterton was right
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I didn’t expect to like this but for me it’s genuine ROFL. The only reason Hitler is funny is because his well-known tirades are so cliche that they can be used effectively to rant about some of the things we hear every week (or, Heaven forbid, *say*.) What’s funny is not Hitler – it’s the screaming frustration.
Chesterton was right
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There are various ways to shape the storyline; here it goes through the stages of coming to terms with a change. Usually you have ones where the frustration stays at the end. Sometimes Hitler is portrayed as an evil enemy; sometimes he’s just a symbol of Internet frustration, as in this one.
The point is that the movie scene is well paced for any sort of “subtitles” you wish to provide. (And sometimes, people go to the trouble of making their subtitling sound something like the actual German words, which is funnier.) That’s why there are thousands of these videos, some even using bits of the rest of the movie to prolong the parody.
I didn’t expect to like this but for me it’s genuine ROFL. The only reason Hitler is funny is because his well-known tirades are so cliche that they can be used effectively to rant about some of the things we hear every week (or, Heaven forbid, *say*.) What’s funny is not Hitler – it’s the screaming frustration.
Chesterton was right
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There are various ways to shape the storyline; here it goes through the stages of coming to terms with a change. Usually you have ones where the frustration stays at the end. Sometimes Hitler is portrayed as an evil enemy; sometimes he’s just a symbol of Internet frustration, as in this one.
The point is that the movie scene is well paced for any sort of “subtitles” you wish to provide. (And sometimes, people go to the trouble of making their subtitling sound something like the actual German words, which is funnier.) That’s why there are thousands of these videos, some even using bits of the rest of the movie to prolong the parody.