Most inspirational pictures throughout modern history

Started by BackFire7 pages

Not a picture, but the Nick Berg decapitation video, among many other videos of the sort made me feel more horror and disgust then anything else I've ever witnessed.

Originally posted by BackFire
Not a picture, but the Nick Berg decapitation video, among many other videos of the sort made me feel more horror and disgust then anything else I've ever witnessed.

Holla. There's also one named 'unknown russian soldier' that I've seen, it was horrific.

How?

I have no desire to watch any of those. I know what happened, and there is no point in watching it.

heh didint read backfires post, so it was a decapitation, those are ugly

Jackie Kennedy with JFK's blood all over her suit witnessing the swearing in of LBJ.

Originally posted by Inspectah Deck
So soccer is the most popular sport on the planet? 😐

Yes, it is.

Originally posted by The Highlord
How?

PM me if you REALLY want a link.

No I dont want it, I thought you just said the unknown russian soldier, i was like eh what dose he mean? then I read backfires post and i saw that you replied to him, I dont wanna see decapitation of soldiers, thats just wrong.

oh thats a good one I love that picture 🙂

Originally posted by Fishy

Erm... how's this inspirational?

Originally posted by Wesker
Erm... how's this inspirational?

It's a great picture.
The flag flying signifies hope, flying over a destroyed city.
If I'm right, Germany surrendered very soon after the fall of Berlin and Hitler's suicide..

Maybe it shows us that everything gets better eventually.

It shows the struggle and the hope of one soldier who went through a ravaged city to plant his flag on the top building of the enemy, it signals the end of WWII in Europe.. It may not be the most inspirational pic in this topic, but many pics aren't inspirational, this one does mean something though, and I thought it was worth posting.

Besides who are you to critize with the pics you posted

My pics are amazing. The Pope commends them.

And considering the bloodshed, rape and pillaging that occured before and after that flag was raised, I look at that and see tragedy.

How about that picture of that American flag being raised in Iwo Jima? Does that not then signal the same?

To me this just shows the end of one of the bloodiest struggles ever... The end of the last big war in Europe. How against all odds a country did manage to win because of the idiot of a leader that lead Germany during those times....

Iwo Jima was a battle. This was an invasion that would leave lasting marks on the nation for generations. The fall of Berlin was perhaps one of the darkest times for the German people, and ushered a new age of communism and political danger. Regular citizens suffered at the hands of Russian troops and forces all because of Hitler's insanity. While you could say that Russian civilians suffered at the hands of the German soldiers in the east, it doesn't justify this. It is not a scene of inspiration; it's a sad time in history. Now if it had been an allied flag over the Reichstag, it would be different.

Originally posted by Wesker
Iwo Jima was a battle. This was an invasion that would leave lasting marks on the nation for generations. The fall of Berlin was perhaps one of the darkest times for the German people, and ushered a new age of communism and political danger. Regular citizens suffered at the hands of Russian troops and forces all because of Hitler's insanity. While you could say that Russian civilians suffered at the hands of the German soldiers in the east, it doesn't justify this. It is not a scene of inspiration; it's a sad time in history. Now if it had been an allied flag over the Reichstag, it would be different.

I think you are over simplifying the situation. Yeah sure Eastern Europe suffered because of what Russia did, but do you have any idea how easily the west gave away much of the east to the Russians just to carry their favour just to make sure that the russians would stay in the war? Just to make sure that the Russians would help them, do you have any idea how much the west gave to Russia to make sure it would have a chance against the Nazi's?

This picture does not really show the beginning of a good time, it does however show the ending of a bad time. But really I don't care what you think about the picture or not, I like it. It means something to me, what you think about it, isn't really important. You think what you want to think, thats why people post different pictures in this topic anyways.

Originally posted by Inspectah Deck

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