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Why Was This Disgusting Nazi Dancing Troupe's Gate Crash, Allowed To Take Place?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.PP; //AOG you need to go out and see 'The Producers'
I would buy you a ticket if you want//
You seem to be missing the point (or making the pretence of); going to watch the musical, The Producers", and the display put on outside of the UKIP conference are entirely different things, and you know damn well so.
I would buy you a ticket if you want//
You seem to be missing the point (or making the pretence of); going to watch the musical, The Producers", and the display put on outside of the UKIP conference are entirely different things, and you know damn well so.
AOG - "andy-hughes
/// So the raison d'etre is to parody the set-up of Broadway shows, and has nothing at all to do with Hitler, and the Nazis. ///
Nothing to do with Hitler and the Nazi????? then why did the costumes contained Nazi insignia?"
Because they are putting on a musical about Hitler and the Nazis in order to create the biggest flop on Broadway.
You can't demonstrate how deliberately offensive you are being, unless you shove the tastelessness of your production unless you flaunt it that them in the most OTT way you can - which is the scene alluded to on this thread.
If you want to make people work hard for the point of your entertainment, you are Samuel Beckett, not Mel Brookes.
/// So the raison d'etre is to parody the set-up of Broadway shows, and has nothing at all to do with Hitler, and the Nazis. ///
Nothing to do with Hitler and the Nazi????? then why did the costumes contained Nazi insignia?"
Because they are putting on a musical about Hitler and the Nazis in order to create the biggest flop on Broadway.
You can't demonstrate how deliberately offensive you are being, unless you shove the tastelessness of your production unless you flaunt it that them in the most OTT way you can - which is the scene alluded to on this thread.
If you want to make people work hard for the point of your entertainment, you are Samuel Beckett, not Mel Brookes.
// The Producers", and the display put on outside of the UKIP conference are entirely different things, and you know damn well so. //
Khandro keep your hat on - please
I think it is inspired advertising for the production
The tories slogan for one election was Forward with the Tories
and there is a photo of Thatcher WAR .....
that is a photie of the girl herself and a cut down slogan
she never complained
very popular with the armed forces apparently
Khandro keep your hat on - please
I think it is inspired advertising for the production
The tories slogan for one election was Forward with the Tories
and there is a photo of Thatcher WAR .....
that is a photie of the girl herself and a cut down slogan
she never complained
very popular with the armed forces apparently
The great andy H // /// So the raison d'etre is to parody the set-up of Broadway shows, and has nothing at all to do with Hitler, and the Nazis. ///
Nothing to do with Hitler and the Nazi????? then why did the costumes contained Nazi insignia?"
Because they are putting on a musical about Hitler and the Nazis in order to create the biggest flop on Broadway.//
how quickly the worm turns
only 24 hrs ago a certain AH was castigating me for drawing a parallel with the Nazis in another thread
fruitless analogy I think he described it
and here he is well weighing in on my side.....
Nothing to do with Hitler and the Nazi????? then why did the costumes contained Nazi insignia?"
Because they are putting on a musical about Hitler and the Nazis in order to create the biggest flop on Broadway.//
how quickly the worm turns
only 24 hrs ago a certain AH was castigating me for drawing a parallel with the Nazis in another thread
fruitless analogy I think he described it
and here he is well weighing in on my side.....
You'll enjoy the viddie, PP. Movewise, pressure is fairly fierce now and stress levels are mounting. I wake up and the adrenalin has already started flowing! Not helped by French beaurocratic refusals to understand that people just may want to move to other countries. The corner of the rug is being well-chewed by me - the dog is mousing in the boxes and has smashed 2 cut-glass goblets. Par for the course so far! :o) (twitching slightly!)
@Buenchico
Thanks for posting that vid. I don't need to watch it again, because, every time I hear or read someone use phrases along the lines of "foreigners: out", the song plays in my head.
My memory of the film's plot has faded, so I can't remember quite why Mel Brookes' character was so keen to produce a flop, unless it was his character's cynical belief that, if you put on a show which is artistically great, it is doomed to be a financial flop and thus logic dictates that you produce a piece of what you believe to be trash but which the paying public adore.
The humour comes from the production being intended to be deadly serious but, unintentionally, generates big laughs, on opening night.
With regard to the publicity stunt latching onto the UKIP conference, I must reluctantly concur that it looks deliberate: the conference would have been booked months in advance and it's date and location were in the public domain, so not the slightest logistical difficulty getting the dancers there.
Furthermore, I think they've really shot the pooch. Allusions to Nazism should not be used frivolously.
The only respect in which they might be right is that the Nazis emerged at a time of economic chaos, had a "strong leader", charismatic character at the helm and the opposition party was no longer trusted, by the population, to run their economy (hyper-inflation, war reparations to pay etc). The racism and Jew-hating didn't really get going until after they were elected into power.
The dance troupe were therefore only trying to echo the fears of those of us who are to the left of Farage. If UKIP has collected members from the likes of BNP/EDL, gets voted into power and then the membership do to him what the Tories did to Thatchler, then you can see how easily the country could progress to "stage 2".
Thanks for posting that vid. I don't need to watch it again, because, every time I hear or read someone use phrases along the lines of "foreigners: out", the song plays in my head.
My memory of the film's plot has faded, so I can't remember quite why Mel Brookes' character was so keen to produce a flop, unless it was his character's cynical belief that, if you put on a show which is artistically great, it is doomed to be a financial flop and thus logic dictates that you produce a piece of what you believe to be trash but which the paying public adore.
The humour comes from the production being intended to be deadly serious but, unintentionally, generates big laughs, on opening night.
With regard to the publicity stunt latching onto the UKIP conference, I must reluctantly concur that it looks deliberate: the conference would have been booked months in advance and it's date and location were in the public domain, so not the slightest logistical difficulty getting the dancers there.
Furthermore, I think they've really shot the pooch. Allusions to Nazism should not be used frivolously.
The only respect in which they might be right is that the Nazis emerged at a time of economic chaos, had a "strong leader", charismatic character at the helm and the opposition party was no longer trusted, by the population, to run their economy (hyper-inflation, war reparations to pay etc). The racism and Jew-hating didn't really get going until after they were elected into power.
The dance troupe were therefore only trying to echo the fears of those of us who are to the left of Farage. If UKIP has collected members from the likes of BNP/EDL, gets voted into power and then the membership do to him what the Tories did to Thatchler, then you can see how easily the country could progress to "stage 2".
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