The Same As Today
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I thought it was pretty cool . Unfortunate look at reality . I get the sense that a lot of viewers don't like seeing the ' ugly ' truth . The vids seem to be getting low ratings ... I am guessing it is the dislike of the topic as opposed to content . I gave yours 4 stars - hope it helps bring you up from the 1 star rating !!
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well done. Although you show the American presidents apologizing for abuse, I see the actions of a host of others here, sandanistas, contras, columbians in the 70's and 80's, Iraqi's in the 90's, Taleban, ...and the list goes on. Those who cannot learn from history are doomed to repeat it (George Santayana?). That's what I take away from this video.
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oh wow... that was realy well done... it was hard to watch. its hard to watch people get tortured!!! but yes thanx for posting
~Alie~
What is this guys point? That the free market leads to fascism? Or that liberalism started the great depression. It was protectionism ie the smoot hawley act.
Its socialist countries that are more authoritarian see Cuba North Korea and Communist Russia.
davidmesaaz 5 years ago
Just for arguments sake you should see the movie "The Parallax View"
seandelgado 5 years ago
That was really hard to watch and was extremely well done. I assumed it was some sort of protest against the current US policies and administration. However, I also thought I might be watching something about Cuba at first. I'd like the director to explain what he meant by it, or did he want us to create our own meaning?
tsalaghi 5 years ago
Well the ambiguity yes, because it is about time in a way The Same As Today. Its about a certain abuse of power. And in it are the voices of Hoover, Roosevelt, Johnson and Nixon all apologizing for abuses of power.
seandelgado 5 years ago