Skokie (1981)

[@Robbi496]

Danny Kaye was a great comedian, but here he shows he was a great actor and and a great human being!

[@johntate5722]

Yes i wish he'd done more straight acting

[@WillScarlet16]

A lot of his costars might disagree on that last part.

[@johntate5722]

Tony Curtis wasnt too happy with him, i heard

[@johntate5722]

But IMO as a performer i think danny kaye had few equals.

[@rodericgray5202]

I cried through most of this movie when I first put it in my DVD player (I bought the DVD before I found it on KZbin). Danny Kaye's performance here was absolutely moving. I don't know how else to say it. I felt that Carl Reiner also showed his dramatic acting chops in this one.

[@TheAngryAstronaut]

My history teacher showed us this film when I was a kid. The events of the Skokie conflict were only a few years old at the time, and I went to Temple with a number of Holocaust survivors. This heart wrenching movie gave me a tiny glimpse into the suffering of these poor people, and I found myself identifying with that poor girl who felt so guilty that she couldn't understand the grief of her elders. I felt like a spoiled child who could never grasp the concept of true horror and loss, and that somehow made me less of a Jew. But, at the same time, it filled me with a sense of defiance. To this day, I can say with conviction that if the forces of modern Nazism attempt to seize control in this country, there will be blood...and it won't be Jewish blood this time.

[@vanaphill2454]

Just chilling! Kaye's performance was spot on!

[@FormerlyNYVulgarian]

The actor who played Collin was great on Law and Order. Danny Kaye should’ve gotten an award for his performance!

[@hedycarrera3663]

Love Danny Kaye. An amazing actor

[@benyaakov6453]

The actor who played Collin George Dzunza was also the voice of Perry White on Superman The Animated Series!!!

[@johntate5722]

Should at least have been nominated

[@johntate5722]

Eli Wallach is also wondergul. Always. He shouldve got an oscar for the good, bad and ugly, but it couldnt happen as it was too much a stereotype. But it was poetry

[@ChachiTelevision1979]

It’s crazy seeing Danny Kaye in this really dramatic role considering he was the king of tongue twisters and a brilliant physical comic.

[@alcd6333]

Carol Burnett also had a great turn in a very strong drama, "Friendly Fire" back in the 1980s. She plays the mother of a soldier during the Vietnam War who is killed by the eponymous friendly fire. She becomes a staunch anti-war activist who leads a march in DC, demanding US involvement in Vietnam end.

[@wandmayeslupik6302]

Oh my beautiful Skokie. Your ice rink, the Weber Center, Emma's Bagel Cafe, EJs kosher pizzeria, Rosenblum's world of Judaica, old orchard mall, DoubleTreeHilton, Panera, Extended stay hotel, Harms Woods, jewel osco, Jamisons' Charhouse.....you are one of my many homes, like a person, with a soul, you always treat me like family . ..

[@haybee1246]

Beloved Danny Kaye, loved him in so many of his entertainment movies, he was so talented and underrated. xoxox Thank you for the post!

[@robertklose2140]

Danny Kaye was never underrated. His rise to stardom was meteoric. He was one of the last personalities who could sing, dance, act, and perform comedy. We will not see his like again.

[@gypsynasada7658]

History forgotten becomes history repeated. The stories are important.

[@htcathomas]

I remember like this happened yesterday.. I lived in Skokie during those years.. This movie Skokie was put together so excellent.. Thank you for all of the memories .... It's a great movie for everyone to view..( A true story).......

[@nycava0520]

I remember this movie when I was in high school. Thanks for posting. I wish the major networks would make quality movies like this again.

[@HelotOnWheels]

29:12 "And in the end, you would say 'What is that?' You would forget it was Haym Lebowski or some human being laying there. It would be just a bundle of rags." I guess it was 36 years ago that I first saw this movie, and that line always stayed with me.

[@DudeFromDust]

Thanks to KZbin for keeping this movie for free. We should not only hate the thoughts which we do not agree with, but also think over the things which are deeper than only a hatred.

[@htcathomas]

A great movie!!! Based on a true event.. I was raised in Skokie Illinois

[@michalgabby]

Thank you so much for uploading. Our kids must watch this. So relevant to what's happening in 2019.

[@rsasson9777]

DANNY KAYE WAS A GREAT COMEDIAN; A GREAT ACTOR; A GREAT ACTIVIST; A GREAT HUMAN BEING; A GREAT SPIRIT.

[@wandmayeslupik6302]

This event should be in every law class, humanities requirement for med school, nursing. Any school.

[@wandmayeslupik6302]

This movie i mean..

[@josiethornton7049]

What a thought provoking film and so relevant to 2017. "This time there is something you can do" ..........

[@Ecosse57]

you're correct; the left has been very bold in its attempts to chill free speech in the usa via political correctness, free speech zones, baseless smears, et al.

[@CarmenZynger]

When I was a child, with my seven brothers and sister, we would pour over TV Guide looking for any old movie, variety show, or concert that Danny Kaye was doing. Favorite movie was the little tuba who was trying to find his voice. Danny Kaye had connections with children. It was clear, to us kids at the time. Just that.

[@Stratus6]

*pore

[@IndiaHavenwyck]

Important movie. I saw it years ago, and it impressed me greatly then, and seeing it again, it became even more important to me.

[@liss2023]

Danny Kaye is quite possibly one of the best things to happen to this world

[@johntate5722]

Yes yes yes

[@kimdeoude9491]

Thank you very much for posting. Danny Kaye is an all time favourit. ( my english is no good. i am dutch)

[@lilyvampwolf]

I grew up in skokie and I never knew about this movie. Thanks for uploading it

[@alexanderborovikov8327]

you really have so many jews there?

[@jenniferbrower]

@@alexanderborovikov8327 damned right we do.

[@alcd6333]

Danny Kaye in one of his last film roles, giving a fantastic performance. And the film's theme really tests just how far free speech is allowed. Members of the American Nazi Party once remarked over the irony of the First Amendment: they have the right to speak freely, yet if they ever came to power and took over, they would not grant this right.

[@williamsnyder5616]

Danny Kaye was one of our comedic treasures. His comedies of the WWII era were very funny. He had a good singing voice. But Daniel David Kaminsky had in him much more than the talent for great comedy. In 1958, he made a wonderful comedy-drama called "Me and the Colonel." He played a Polish Jew on the run all over Europe one step ahead of the Nazis. Finally, he had a chance to escape to England. But he had to share the getaway car with an anti-Semitic Polish officer who happened to hail from the same town in Poland. Together---sometimes with humor, but often with pathos--- they foil the Nazis and escape. This was Kaye's first brush that I know of with drama I think it was the prelude to "Skokie."

[@nudnikjeff]

@@XwpisONOMA ergo, TRUMP is a Nazi fuck.

[@kidmack1121]

@@williamsnyder5616 Great recommendation! Thank you for your suggestion. [Self edit] I grew up watching Danny Kaye movies because my mother loved them. TCM had a Danny Kaye "filmathon" in 2013 and I may have "Me And The Colonel" on one of the two 8 hour VHS tapes I used to record the festival. Thanks again.

[@PeoplePlacesRocknRoll]

I'll look that up. Thank you. x

[@bethsheeba1198]

@@williamsnyder5616 I love that movie.

[@pizzabagel4868]

"I do not agree with what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it". That's the message of this movie, and as a proud American and Orthodox Jew, I endorse this.

[@mrmjb1960]

A Duelist in the 17th Century said this.

[@GClephMusique]

and as a proud american muslim i agree shalom Aleichem

[@JaneEva]

Sophisticated nonsense. There's a moral difference. Democracy does not trump morality.

[@TheBarbahaba]

what a movie Danny Kaye gave me chills

[@PeoplePlacesRocknRoll]

I saw all of this. My high school is featured in this film. The kids portrayed outside the school were, in actuality, myself and my friends. I saw what was going on from a few streets away all the time. The whole neighborhood was being harassed with unwanted phone calls at 3:00 a.m. etc. Skokie was a different place to grow up in. My friends didn't have aunts, uncles, cousins, grandparents. We knew why, but couldn't comprehend the whole truth of the matter. This film is accurate.

[@TheBarbahaba]

@Sam Houston you are expecting a rational response from a man who lost all his family in the holocaust in response to the echoes of his past becoming real let me guess you are a robot ? are you really trying to find fault in the guy's actions ? its human nature also i said danny kaye you moron not Max feldman i was talking about the acting you clueless twat

[@mgordon1100]

@@TheBarbahaba, pay no attention to him. He obviously doesn't know, or maybe even doesn't believe in the Holocaust. I was growing up in Skokie at the time, and I've had survivor relatives. Free speech is on the line today even, but we didn't want them there. Too many survivors of those monsters in Skokie. Max couldn't have responded any differently, and you can feel for him. He gets a pass at that time for his feelings. Any illegal action would certainly land that man in jail, but i have a feeling that an American jail is a camping trip compared to what he endured.

[@wandmayeslupik6302]

This movie is very powerful.. jeez. So many tears.

[@chucklehead2000]

Dude. I saw this at school, sixth grade. Really had an impact. Been very serious about free speech ever since.

[@nothing-2-live-4]

My civics teacher showed me this movie in 7th grade. The talking-directly-to-the-camera-shots at the end stuck with me forever.

[@judyt814]

Talking about "smug slippery politicians using code words, reversing the whole drive for civil rights" and "If fascism ever comes to America, it will come under the name of Americanism." Sounds pretty contemporary to me. I recall this excellent film from 1981, with a compelling performance by Danny Kaye. It's still excellent --- and relevant.

[@bigwillietheb]

I saw this movie back in 1987 in my 7th grade social studies class , but I did not remember a thing about it & also didn't care about the Jews , but I was only 12 years old , & now 37 years later watched this movie again & I support all the Jews who fought against the Nazi pukes , I always try to remember to pray for the Jews & the whole nation of Israel & stand beside them

[@Waterflame]

My dad was an extra in this movie! He's one of the people in the JDL!! (For my own remembering, I am noting that I saw him at 34:15, 1:01:36, and 1:15:34)

[@marciacohen8300]

I was an extra in the movie also- also in the JDL and in the synagogue scene

[@Waterflame]

@@marciacohen8300 Neat! Maybe you met my dad!

[@PeoplePlacesRocknRoll]

That looks like a Skokie house too; those - what did they call them - maybe starts witha a 'C'.colonial style?.. My friend Diane Miller lived in one on Kildare, South of Oakton, midway to Mulford. Looked JUST like that one Does anyone know if the shot the scenes in a Skokie house? Also, I noted the girl's friend was 'Jansen'. I had a Laura Jansen in my class of 1978 - LONG strawberry blond hair and kept to herself, but not weird. The was a Jansen family in Skokie Interesting. Wish they would have shown Oakton Street with all the gorgeous shops, as they had in those days! Those were some STRANGE days as a teen in Skokie in those days. Some of the teenage teenage boys had their trunks ready and loaded with bricks and bottles. We sure didn't have humble sweet cheer-ettes at Niles East HS and I would have been that girl's same age! The Trojan cheerleaders were snooty! 😂 Toni Verschoore of Brummel Street

[@ericamueller9086]

William Snyder, you might want to view the 1969 film, The Madwoman of Chaillot, in which Danny Kaye delivers a powerful soliloquy about the danger of power.

[@Jetset906]

Extremely well made movie.

[@andreag7822]

Thank you for posting this 🇬🇧

[@StukInBuf]

I liked the end portion where all the "key players" had their say about the events that took place, and how their lives/views were affected. The young lady whose parents endured the horrors in Europe made quite a compelling point; she was born here, not knowing what kind of hell her parents underwent before coming to America until years after her birth. It was honest... she wasn't sure what world she belonged in. I'd say to her... they came to find freedom, and you should count yourself lucky to be born here. Despite all America's warts(and let's be honest; there are warts here), where else would you rather be? Just make your life the best you can make it to be.

[@alcd6333]

Excellent film version of a powerful incident in 1977. Never was the First Amendment challenged more provocatively than when the Nazis announced they would march in Skokie. Should they be given the right to free speech? What could have happened had they carried out their decision? Great performances by everyone, especially Danny Kaye in his final film role.

[@SwordVirtue]

I think if it did happen, violence would occur. It was the right call to stop the Nazis from marching in a town that survived the Holocaust.

[@PeoplePlacesRocknRoll]

I was the girl's age. I went to that school which was Niles East High School, sadly torn down and I can tell you this. Many of the teenage boys had their car trunks full of bricks and bottles, waiting for this day. Those teenage boys were mad and completely ready to give them a fight. It scared me for my friends.

[@allenterryf1231]

Good TV movie. a little dated, but in many ways very timely. Danny Kaye delivers a fine performance.

[@grey4720]

Both sides make great points, but in the end the 1st Amendment is not a suicide pact. Neo-Nazism, Communism and Islamofacism are the Axis threats to the modern American way and everyone from all walks of life shall not bow to their whims and corruption of common laws. In reality if the constitution is to be protected it must at times be defended from being used as a shield by those who with to shatter it for everyone else. The Weimar government made the biggest mistake of allowing the un-German Nazi Party desecrating in the hollowed halls of the Reichstag. They gave them an inch which gave them a mile.

[@russedav5]

The problem is that America's mostly Christian Founders had so strong a backbone as to take on the British Empire and, by God's grace alone, win. Since today's fools have no backbone, there's no one to stand against those evil ones who march to bring about our doom, a godless passivity that would have appalled our brave Founders as sealing our doom, God save us.

[@russedav5]

anarchore Only the historically illiterate are so blind as to so wrongly view the American way of life founded on the Christian faith as anything but utterly antithetical to the Nazi's vile, pagan way founded on sadistic perversion, like modern leftism is.

[@russedav5]

anarchore The very Nazi swastika is a perverted symbol formed by breaking/pervertubg each arm of the Christian cross.

[@PeoplePlacesRocknRoll]

It was just like that in 1977. They used the exact school and that even looks like some houses in Skokie. My (Jewish) friend lived in one just like it. I was there for so many scenes when I was a teen. It's just spot on. x

[@mamamialove]

Very moving. I felt Genesis 18:26-33 relates to this movie. Unless we believe like Abraham believed and prayed like he did , how can we save our cities? This movie is all about faith , hope and courage and doing whats right.

[@davidtucker7219]

I used to live in Skokie back in the early 1980's and recognized quite a few of the buildings... But it's sad to say that in 2023 the same issues with race/religion/gender seem to have gotten much worse over time. Not better...🤔😕

[@wandmayeslupik6302]

Wow... very powerful film

[@nealdaniels4495]

After watching the movie, which I appreciate, I feel like I need to speak out my mind and get it off my chest. Though I'm by no means Jewish and have some German blood in me, I feel like we should recognize that the Jewish community was right to stand up. God made each of us a little different and what a beautiful thing it is, so we can better appreciate the things around us and have joy. The Nazi movement, as well as any other movements, that encourage persecution based solely on belief or race is not helping the world but trying to destroy the part that makes the world a wonder. And I think I speak for many of German heritage in saying that the Nazi reign is something shameful to us and if we had the foresight that we do now, things would be different. Let's learn from the past and not repeat it.

[@michaelpatrick7256]

WE HAVE A NAZI WANNABE WHO WANTS ANOTHER SHOT AT THE WHITE HOUSE. TO HAVE ARRANGED THE STAGE AT THE REPUBLICAN CPAC IN THE SHAPE OF THE ODAL RUHN SHOULD HAVE BEEN A RED FLAG TO ALL AMERICANS.

[@martist911wasits-not-real4]

​@@michaelpatrick7256You'd be pleased to know your comment was shadow banned because you used a word the algorithm didn't like. I was only able to see it because I pressed "newest first". Congratulations! You've had censorship applied to YOU as you called it for others.😂

[@htcathomas]

I AGREE 100% AS A CHILD WAS RAISED IN SKOKIE..I WAS THERE. PEOPLE NEED TO BE EDUCATED AND GROW GROW FROM THE PAST. GOD'S BLESSINGS T.M.B NILES.

[@jolankaschoppers1319]

It,s a real powerful movie ❤️❤️

[@lefureteur6073]

Un excellent film !

[@tomstarkey8712]

danny kaye ❤❤❤

[@h54h52]

Such a powerful film. I have never heard of this film before, but Danny’s performance came from his Jewish heart, and the rest of the cast also acted well. For me the main question is “ Does freedom of speech mean that spewers of hate and violence must be allowed to speak anyway?” My answer is “No.”

[@peekeyeseek]

FABULOUS utterly FABULOUS

[@johnsteady9487]

Rather unbelievable ages of Kaye & his wife. Daughter could pass. Good movie for free.

[@cybersnake8]

Excellent ❤

[@lizame65]

I grew up in Skokie I was a member of the synagogue I was 17 years old when this happened

[@patricezappa-porter5011]

superb movie, well done. i converted to Judaism as did my late husband and i have never regretted it.

[@dovegrey1]

Thank you for recommending this film tonight on FB (it's me, Diane McCashen)....

[@maddie-ld9cn]

Powerful movie, same intimidation techniques employed today... Very disturbing.

[@Ecosse57]

you're correct; the left has been very bold in its attempts to chill free speech in the usa via political correctness, free speech zones, baseless smears, et al.

[@bradfordwilliams9760]

@@Ecosse57 It is ironic that those whom one might consider part of the political left, a party and a platform that purports to be most inclusive and promote "diversity" is also the party that is attempting to squelch any speech or demonstration by those that they don't agree with. The excuses always based on the attempt to avoid violence. While I agree that this is a real risk is one that must be accepted as a possibility and should not be the rationale for censorship. After all oppressive regimes justify their tyranny in the name of public order and keeping the peace.

[@CaptainSpalding72]

The Democrats of old helped defeat Hitler. Odd how they are the Nazis of today.

[@artandculture5262]

@@Ecosse57 I don’t think they realize it, and it is a shame that they are repeating censorship wildly and madly and proudly.

[@jazzaman147]

Danny Kaye did a stellar performance in this movie it as moving tribute all

[@htcathomas]

Iam very happy to read the comment, about 'respectful comments'.. Thanking you in advance, T M B

[@floydgarvin4535]

And then it turned out that Frank Collin was Jewish himself, his father was known to say that though he wasn't born there, he was conceived in Dachau.

[@kidneymcsecrets8402]

There was a Lou Grant episode loosely based on that.

[@PeoplePlacesRocknRoll]

Nawwwww

[@zvia7]

תודה בן להעלאת הסרטון.

[@nathancoleman7235]

This has the look of a made for TV movie which a a type of TV program that virtually does not exist anymore.

[@jerometurner8759]

It was cool to see Niles East.

[@tomstarkey8712]

funny. Danny kaye 😂😅😂

[@StukInBuf]

I'm paused at 34:34... The producers and such must've been influenced by crime dramas such as *Hawaii Five-O* regarding things such as the camera angle for when "Buchanan" was talking to his men on the CB; it made him look like "McGarrett" from that series.

[@barbarradwanwiehe5196]

My parents were Polish and both were taken from their families, to Germany to be fiven to Germans. My mother was 16, given as a housemaid to the home if an SS officer. My dad was 22, given as labor to a german farmer. They didnt speak of those years but i know a little. They never returned to Poland, came to US as DPs sponsored by a Polish Franciscan. When the Nazis wanted to march in Skokie, my father chose a sturdy 2x4 piece of lumber. (We lived south of chicago). He wanted to go...to meet those Nazis. I talked him out of it, explaining the First Amendment. Now....i would have picked up another 2x4 and gone with him.

[@StukInBuf]

In other words, at the 25:50 or so mark or so... a rabbi's beard should at least be James Harden's length.

[@meeeka]

I wonder about the eventual TV movie about the events of Charlottesville, will it be this well done?

[@cathleenV5L]

was anyone else like: Kid: Dad, tell me about Grandma. Okay (insert the saddest story ever). Kid: (dry-eyed) Ok, I just wanted to know. (leaves). I thought that was weird, because I was bawling.

[@meeeka]

sarahd It was that way in our family. Seriously, when the survivor kids and grandkids asked after their missing relatives. And not just the kids of the survivors; when I asked my father about what happened with my grandparents, Jews who had to leave Ethiopia. It was horrendous. I was a grown woman by the time I asked and pretty well exposed to history yet, I couldn’t speak after he had finished the telling. I couldn’t move, I couldn’t weep. Still, it was and still is, just awful.

[@annebrady3477]

Awesome movie

[@wandmayeslupik6302]

Omg...Marquette Park.....where i lived.

[@Vukedin]

This is based on the true events... The Nazi did try to march in Skokie.

[@mgordon1100]

Vukedin I was there, I was 12 years old, and I was scared. my friends and I planned a rock throwing contest if they showed.

[@georgeconroy9908]

They seemed to have stopped making films about people.

[@StukInBuf]

63 or so minutes in... hizonner looks like he's about to have an ulcer before too long.

[@zacharyclark5617]

55:00. Hyman Roth from Godfather 2.

[@richardbeckmann6720]

Would today's ACLU take the case today?

[@laurac5451]

I love the Hebrew subtitles

[@edwardare1]

Danny Kaye - multi talented. Can make you laugh - and make you cry. He would have let Trump "have it" - but good!

[@lessevdoolbretsim]

Danny Kaye looks exactly like Roman Polanski in his old age.

[@wandmayeslupik6302]

For everyone's information, the original swastika was a Hindu symbol, for peace, for Santana Darma. Hitler turned it on its side and ruined its meaning... forever.

[@CeoLogJM]

תודה רבה!!!!!

[@UssFR]

can anyone upload hd quality please?

[@jenniferbrower]

This was a tv movie. It really only exists on people’s VCR tapes. There’s not going to be hd quality.

[@TakeMeBackTo1986]

I hate Illinois Nazis -- The Blues Brothers

[@LeighMet]

where do you think they got the idea for that scene.

[@chloella2786]

DR. HOUSE M.D. As do I

[@ellejayqueue8494]

"Those bums won their court case" / "What bums"?

[@PeoplePlacesRocknRoll]

It's a 106 miles to Chicago, I gotta a full tank of gas and a half a pack of cigarettes. Lolol Is that the line? Honesty, I was the teenage character's age and went to that school. My father skiied with mayor Al Smith. This film is dead on and this is why the BBtothers got this idea #true

[@1989bccclasmate]

marin kantor was a nice girl met her in 1981

[@wandmayeslupik6302]

Talk Yiddish to Me. ......seriouly.. i love the language.

[@CaptainSpalding72]

An important film. We must protect the 1st amd rights of those even if they are repulsive slugs.

[@wheelinthesky300]

Danny Kaye needed to lock Kim Hunter in a closet here. She was really annoying.

[@wandmayeslupik6302]

Lincolnwood ain't that far from Skokie!!!

[@איתןפוזילוף]

They kept on saying the Swastika was offensive to Jews. Really? Only Jews?

[@wandmayeslupik6302]

Hah????? My skokie???? My home????

[@zacharyclark4290]

1:27:47. He does make some good points about free speech in Pre Hitler time. While I feel the pain of the residents of Skokie, we must defend the rights of unpopular speech.

[@cecilthegreat]

Unpopular speech and using fake propaganda with the willfull intention of inciting harm towards others is different.

[@cecilthegreat]

@zacharyclak4290 Be an adult. If you’re racist then just be upfront

[@kidmack1121]

"Illinois Nazis... I HATE Illinois Nazis"

[@thebestofallworlds187]

15:09 looks like he made it out safely.

[@jaycee330]

"I hate Illinois Nazis."

[@Mavis308]

The guy driving the Lead black K5 blazer also played a Nazi in the Blues Brothers.

[@wheelinthesky300]

Think Irish or Italian Catholics would lie down if bigots marched thru their neighborhoods?

[@peekeyeseek]

wheelinthesky300 The Orange order march through Catholic communities all the time.

[@joshsmith3790]

At one point it would be scary to do some shit like that in one of our italian neighborhoods. But not now.

[@georgiaman1926]

After a few drinks they would.

[@wandmayeslupik6302]

Quarantine my ass!!!

[@jenniferbrower]

With social media, quarantine wouldn’t work today.

[@SebaM90]

240p :/ :/ :/ :/ :/ :/ :/ :/ :/ :/ :/ :/ :/ :/ :/ :/ :/ :/

"You want to go to Israel? No...no. There are Arabs all around us?" "This time...it's different" trauma on the one hand and delusion on the other. come home folks. just come home. at least here...you can defend yourself.

[@jenniferbrower]

I can’t have a firearm there. Here in America I can go anywhere. And why should I hide? America is my country.

[@yearzeroism]

wtf am i watching

[@Yp3ri0n]

WTF!!! Skokie was full of Jewish ppl

[@jasonhay1956]

Lay off the Meth

[@Gaylel1]

I hope everyone on You Tube watch this movie, including supporters of Donald Trump.

[@StukInBuf]

I'm a Trump supporter, and I watched this movie. It was a very powerful story, and showed how civilization trumps anarchy.

[@grey4720]

Freedom of speech is tested by the decade.

[@shampoovta]

after the last Saturday I wouldn't be surprised if there was a remake www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2017/08/the-alt-right-stands-at-a-crossroads/536748/#article-comments

[@ingurlund9657]

Maybe Antifa need to watch it. They might get an idea about freedom of speech and that you can't go attacking other people even if they are nazis marching, or more commonly with Antifa just assaulting anyone they deem nazi in their hepatitus b fuddled brains. They sure enjoy attacking Trump supporters and introduced America to political violence.

[@Ecosse57]

trump may be a baffoon but he's is doing nothing to crush free speech; all the fascism seen daily in the news is by the progressive/statists in pop culture, news media, and academia.

[@normanmaarschalkerweerd90]

Liars!

[@mgordon1100]

Norman Maarschalkerweerd exactly what do you mean?

[@dunemessiah36]

Great Movie. The irony of Israel's genocide on Palestinians is disappointing .They should know better.

[@jenniferbrower]

We need to get Netanyahu/Ben-Gvir/Smotrich out of power there.