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May 11, 2019
Why is it Never Springtime for Stalin?
May 11, 2019
Why is it Never Springtime for Stalin?
By A.J. Rice
A theater in Warsaw, Poland thinks it’s being daring. It’s staging a play based on Adolf Hitler’s book, Mein Kampf... because there's no other subject matter quite as inspiring to them, I guess. The politics behind this production are easy to predict: It’s the theater, and it’s from the left, and let’s face it, we may be slowly approaching the moment where we run out of avant-garde ways to dramatize or satirize the Third Reich. We are moving from banality to insipid.
“We are exploring Mein Kampf to find out to what extent the ideas and proposals committed to paper more than 90 years ago remain relevant today,” the theater wrote in its synopsis of the play online. “Examining Hitler’s language and narrative, we ask ourselves questions about the language used today, including hate speech. We ask how many words had to be said before the Holocaust happened, and how many more words will have to be said for history to repeat itself.”
So why isn't this play about Iran? The ayatollahs read from Mein Kampf over their morning halal cream of wheat. MORE...........
Why is it Never Springtime for Stalin?
May 11, 2019
Why is it Never Springtime for Stalin?
By A.J. Rice
A theater in Warsaw, Poland thinks it’s being daring. It’s staging a play based on Adolf Hitler’s book, Mein Kampf... because there's no other subject matter quite as inspiring to them, I guess. The politics behind this production are easy to predict: It’s the theater, and it’s from the left, and let’s face it, we may be slowly approaching the moment where we run out of avant-garde ways to dramatize or satirize the Third Reich. We are moving from banality to insipid.
“We are exploring Mein Kampf to find out to what extent the ideas and proposals committed to paper more than 90 years ago remain relevant today,” the theater wrote in its synopsis of the play online. “Examining Hitler’s language and narrative, we ask ourselves questions about the language used today, including hate speech. We ask how many words had to be said before the Holocaust happened, and how many more words will have to be said for history to repeat itself.”
So why isn't this play about Iran? The ayatollahs read from Mein Kampf over their morning halal cream of wheat. MORE...........
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No credible historian has ever considered the Nazis leftists like the socialists and communists. His premise use questionable from the beginning.
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Who's laughing now that the socialist menace has taken root here in America? Where are the cartoonists like Walt Kelly, or the animators like Walter Lantz, or the comedians like Charlie Chaplin, making light of Bernie, AOC, Beto, or Mayor Pete? If we don't declare war on these enemies of the Constitution and bombard them with derision and laughter, they'll soon have our children marching in goose-step to slavery...
https://youtu.be/9cL67USFaS8
https://youtu.be/9cL67USFaS8
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