geenoo Banned

I don't have and I don't remember exact figures... your argument doesn't hold, because it can't be claimed that the partisans, even if few, didn't at least manage to obstruct the German army. Even if it had been just one, I would consider him a hero. Dear friend. But which side were you on, to lay the cards on the table? What do you think? Just out of curiosity... who were the partisans for you? People hired by Russia? Sold-out people? A small handful of obscure communist legionnaires?

Spike, you've got a head full of boiled onions in my opinion. This is one of the biggest piles of nonsense I've ever read. Maybe it's time for you to start reading history books and perhaps listen to some firsthand accounts...

You offended by calling someone ignorant for having a particular idea... right? Read up. Besides, I am calm. Moreover, what are your historical arguments? Have you read the history book? Mavattelapesca... And what would be my lack of respect towards you? By warmly inviting you not to spout nonsense? Instead, you immediately clarify what kind of person you are with that "asshole."

Spike... I say this to you as a brother: shut up. There are people who have grandparents or relatives who died on a ridge of the Apennines or in some alley of a village so that people like you and me could sit on leather chairs writing nonsense like yours. So respect. these Modena... but they are actually dragging themselves...

I mean... what a stoooryyyy. You totally deserve it all for the six days spent crafting this poem...

Odradek, I must acknowledge your truly original and enviable musical selection. The records you propose can be anything but mundane.

Zarathustra... in short, did it almost disgust you? :-) However, my judgment isn't too far from yours. But I rate it a 3.65! So I won't vote for it since I'm almost on average...

Alexander's album calls for harmony, it’s true, but if you read the notes at the bottom of each song, you discover a different reality, like the massacre of 300 innocents at Wounded Knee, to which "Ghost Dance" is dedicated, just to name one. But apart from that, my "kind" of review was born from the feeling I had traveling in America. Seeing a typical "Indian" with long hair and strong, proud features, sitting on the ground, asking me for a dime... it was hard for me, as I had imagined these peoples only on horseback. Or seeing them so drunk they could barely stand, or witnessing them cry in secret. And in contrast, noticing the great kindness in their mannerisms. So I felt compelled to remember them, aided by this album that also stems from the oppressions to which the natives have been subjected by the colonizers. Obviously, in a review of an album, this discussion about their social situation may seem "heavy."

Thank you to everyone who has joined us so far, too kind. Alexander77, no problem. Feel free to express your legitimate opinion. In fact, since it seems to me that you have a very different position from mine, I would love to know your thoughts and what exactly you disagree with. What do you mean by "nonsense about self-destruction and the history of the natives"?

Maybe better: if Kubrick had said we were good, what would we have done?