File: Chaplin Speech.swf-(7.48 MB, 400x224, Other)
[_] feel them thoughts sajobi 05/11/15(Mon)06:36 No.

>> [_] Anonymous 05/11/15(Mon)07:13 No.

  Removing national borders is wrong

>> [_] Anonymous 05/11/15(Mon)07:18 No.

  >>2777330
  >>2777311
  Gave me goosebumps but I disagree with the overall message, it's Marxist so inherently wrong
  though it's trying to be good.

  And yep, removing them is wrong. The land belongs to the ethnicity, not everyone.

>> [_] Anonymous 05/11/15(Mon)08:06 No.

  >Only the unloved hate.
  >TFW unloved

>> [_] Anonymous 05/11/15(Mon)08:33 No.

  >>2777332
  Get out of the US then.
  This land doesn't belong to your ethnicity.

>> [_] Anonymous 05/11/15(Mon)09:48 No.

  >>2777345
  hypocrisy bullseye

>> [_] Anonymous 05/11/15(Mon)09:48 No.

  fuck the poor

>> [_] Anonymous 05/11/15(Mon)09:58 No.

  >We need to feel more and think less

  I think it's the other way around. People feel too much now-a-days and we need more rational
  thought before we have more knee-jerk reactions with feelings.

>> [_] Anonymous 05/11/15(Mon)11:02 No.

  Music sauce anyone?

>> [_] Anonymous 05/11/15(Mon)12:02 No.

  >>2777367
  I think it goes both ways. Kneejerk reactions are results of feelings, but getting locked up in
  trying to find the best solution is wrong too; for example, it often happens that the
  international community ignores crimes against humanity because it's a diplomatic nightmare to
  find a solution that won't burn bridges with other countries, when it's very apparent what the
  correct course of action should be. Fuck bridges.

>> [_] Anonymous 05/11/15(Mon)12:21 No.

  >einstein bad
  >gandhi good

  This shit is stupid as hell in the context given. They're presented as polar extremes when
  neither one was rational to the point of insanity or selfless to the point of insanity.

>> [_] Anonymous 05/11/15(Mon)12:28 No.

  It's not like the land of a nation has anything to do with the people who live there anymore.
  We all living in america anyway.

>> [_] Anonymous 05/11/15(Mon)13:22 No.

  >>2777345
  The land belongs to you if nobody is willing or able to get you off of it.

>> [_] Anonymous 05/11/15(Mon)13:58 No.

  >>2777367
  That's how we get shit like eugenics.

>> [_] Anonymous 05/11/15(Mon)14:12 No.

  >>2777362
  i agree that
  >>2777345
  is very hypocritical

>> [_] Anonymous 05/11/15(Mon)14:14 No.

  >>2777476
  and the alternative is how we get shit like Detroit, or Birmingham, or Rochdale

>> [_] Anonymous 05/11/15(Mon)14:16 No.

  You guys are missing the entire point. Chaplin is using "country" as a metaphor for mustache.
  Charlie declared World War II on Adolf for stealing his toothbrush mustache, but through bitter
  struggle and the sacrifice of many lives, realized the folly of war, and that postage stamp
  mustaches are not the sole property of a singular personality, but a resource to be shared and
  enjoyed by all humanity. This is his Come-to-Jesus moment, where he shares his epiphany with the
  world and ends all philtrum suffering.

  I would have thought that was obvious...

>> [_] Anonymous 05/11/15(Mon)14:22 No.

  >>2777493
  >Detroit
  Known as the world's automotive center, "Detroit" is a metonym for the American automobile
  industry.
  >Birmingham
  The city is a major international commercial centre, ranked as a beta− world city by the
  Globalization and World Cities Research Network; and an important transport, retail, events and
  conference hub. Its metropolitan economy is the second largest in the United Kingdom with a GDP
  of $121.1bn (2014), and its six universities make it the largest centre of higher education in
  the country outside London
  >Rochdale
  Rochdale today is a predominantly residential town. Rochdale Town Hall—a Grade I listed
  building—dates from 1871 and is one of the United Kingdom's finest examples of Victorian Gothic
  revival architecture. Rochdale is the birthplace of the Co-operative Movement. The Rochdale
  Equitable Pioneers Society, founded in 1844, was the first modern cooperative; the Rochdale
  Principles are a set of ideals for cooperatives.

>> [_] Anonymous 05/11/15(Mon)14:31 No.

  >>2777501
  >being intentionally obtuse
  Birmingham, AL for one.

>> [_] Anonymous 05/11/15(Mon)14:34 No.

  I don't see why people think this speech is so disagreeable

  He's basically saying, "Hate is bad. Fighting is bad. Why not love?"

>> [_] Anonymous 05/11/15(Mon)14:37 No.

  >>2777507
  Because this is 4chan and we're all cynical and jaded enough to know that people can't be trusted
  to do what's good, even in the best circumstances.

>> [_] Anonymous 05/11/15(Mon)14:42 No.

  >>2777512
  >unironically following 4chan's "philosophy"

  hope you're trolling me m8