content: Inglorious Basterds is lefty propaganda but it's not bereft of valuable information The movie glorifies killing Nazis and invents a concept of rogue Jews in the American army doing it in barbaric way. Totally ridiculous concept when you look at how seldom you will find Jews in the American military, but the story is more telling than Tarantino intended. He's a faggot shabbos who is likely a pedophile, but he let more truth out than he likely intended. It's a cartoonish version of Schindler's List where every German is hellbent on murdering every single Jewish child, when the average Kraut was more about self preservation and was aware of the Jewish threat to their sovereignty. The film is meta in many ways, and is fully self aware of its purpose. A non-relevant example is how in the end Brad Pitt carves a swastika in Landa's forehead and the last words of the film are "this may just be my masterpiece." Tarantino admitted that when PTA came out with There Will Be Blood he told himself that he would have to step his game up to stay relevant, and he's speaking through the character. The "masterpiece" is this film.  But let's analyze the film itself and what he's saying. The common belief amongst Americans is that the Nazis sole goal was the complete annihilation of the Jews. To normies it's bizarre how a country of people could come to this so called conclusion, but Tarantino's explanation is propaganda. The film is about the effects of propaganda and it knows it. The Nazis produce and watch a movie that's basically an old school John Wick flick of a German sniping enemy soldiers for an hour an a half. THAT'S how they eventually embraced what they do so wholeheartedly. Tarantino knows the power of it, so he flips it on its head and makes a movie that is exclusively Nazi killing propaganda. The telling bit to white advocates like us when we think "why do they hate us so much for no fucking reason?" It's because of the propaganda they've ingested. The movie came out a few months before the theatre shooting in Aurora, and whether that was set up or not is irrelevant to points i'm trying to make. If you take politics out of it, the Basterds mowing down defenseless women in a movie theatre with MP40s is abhorrent psychopathy to every decent person. The fake white pill is that he's saying hey us liberals/jews can fall down the same dark path as the Nazis by becoming so blindly hateful. He could be saying "hey you faggots are capable of enjoying political violence too, you hypocrites." We watch over the top violence in the same way Nazis do in the film with "Nation's Pride", and are not allowed to be surprised when they love it when we still buy Tarantino tickets knowing full well we are about to enjoy over the top violence. But my theory is that the film is not a warning about embracing over-zealous anti white politics. It's a brag. Inglorious Basterds is a self aware reversal of "Nation's Pride." He shows the Nazi version of it, but the entire rest of the movie is saying "our turn now, Goy."  The blackpill is that they know that Europeans inevitably WILL get that point barring their propaganda has the ability to reach people, and if it is not shut down, then they'll start saying that "we've seen this before." There's a reason the massacre takes place in a movie theatre. It's (((them))) saying THIS is where we won. We killed the physical Nazis at Nuremberg, but we killed their ideas of purity in Hollywood. We took over film, securing the ultimate propaganda tool and gaining the ability to brainwash the masses and control the narrative. We just made a movie where the coolest guys in the world have one profession, killing Nazis. The left can't meme, but they can operate on top tier IQ levels of subversion. Their problem is they insist on bragging about it.