The End of It

[llafnwod]

It's somewhere between Fahrenheit 9/11 (2004) and Jud süss (1940).

And you are somewhere between an office worker and a pig-rapist. Did you see what I did there? The same thing the you did, but without the oblique Nazi reference. On that note, you may have meant Der Ewige Jude (1940), which was a documentary and would have fit better in your comparison.

 

[Headdrivehardscrew]

It's somewhere between Fahrenheit 9/11 (2004) and Jud süss (1940).

And you are somewhere between an office worker and a pig-rapist. Did you see what I did there? The same thing the you did, but without the oblique Nazi reference. On that note, you may have meant Der Ewige Jude (1940), which was a documentary and would have fit better in your comparison.

Ad hominem attacks? Ooh, how edgy.

Gee, thanks.

But no thanks.

I actually meant what I said there. Just the way I worded it. The Corporation, you see, isn't that much of a documentary. So, for me, it goes into the propaganda and manipulative media drawer. We don't agree on that one, do we?

The Nazi reference bit with IBM and a random selection of mouth-breathing brethren comes up later. You might have missed it. It's used to emphasize the general evilness of corporations. If Der Ewige Jude is all you know, I recommend you go check out Jud süss, as it's kind of a hot topic these days. There are at least two documentaries - proper documentaries, I might add - on it that came out just recently.

See what did there?

 

[llafnwod]

Ad hominem attacks? Ooh, how edgy.

I didn't actually mean you were a pig-rapist, guy. I don't know you.

If Der Ewige Jude is all you know, I recommend you go check out Jud süss, as it's kind of a hot topic these days. There are at least two documentaries - proper documentaries, I might add - on it that came out just recently.

I have heard of it. It was a historical documentary, the OP's was not. That's how I knew it was a historical documentary. Side note, that was an ad hominem attack.

The middle's the important bit. That's the bit that's the meat of my post. Intro and end are just there for... well, presentation.