Well, I for one wish you would refrain from such a heavy-handed rhetorical tactic.
Everyone has a natural human tendency to consider what they see in movies as “documentary evidence”. I wish you’d try to help us overcome that cognitive bias, not encourage us to persist in it.
It’s supposed to be an example of how war can be profitable for industry (as indeed it was for many in Germany during WWII).
OK, then, do you consider Schindler’s List or any other Hollywood film evidence that the war was profitable for industrialists in Germany?
I always thought that Hollywood films were held to high standards for mass appeal and sometime for aesthetics, but not for historical veracity.
I quoted the film merely for rhetorical purposes. The fact that many German industrialists got rich off WWII is very thoroughly documented.
Well, I for one wish you would refrain from such a heavy-handed rhetorical tactic.
Everyone has a natural human tendency to consider what they see in movies as “documentary evidence”. I wish you’d try to help us overcome that cognitive bias, not encourage us to persist in it.
Especially in “based on a real story” pseudo documentary films.