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Jew Interpretation of Anglo-Saxon culture

posted 8 years ago by kgwrote-854-104240
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If you look at this film from the POV of Kubrick being a Jew--his view of anglo-saxons is mocking and negative. Burgess added the ending of the story to suggest Alex reaches maturity and becomes a positive member of society--but Kubrick has to leave it negative. Don't trust the government, people are corrupt and bad (well, if a non jew anyway).
This is the heart of the story.
Also ironic that Burgess was inspired by his wife's rape by American Gis who would not have done it if it weren't for Jews pushing to involve the US in a war against their fellow teutonic kin.
Oy vey!

[–] superspygoestowar 8 years ago

Hitler would have hated this film as it represented a breakdown in order.

[–] Melton (4593) 7 months ago

Some pretty shit antisemitic reaching there.

Also, the idea that Alex ‘matured’ from being a serial rapist and murderer into a respectable member of society is daft, Kubrick’s ending is much better.

[–] Annkat (342) 4 months ago

The writer of the story did indicate that Alex grew up, got married and had children. Kubrick did do the story a disservice by leaving that out. Unless you consider some theories that Kubrick’s Alex wanted to destroy the Elites from within.

[–] DavidM (875) 4 months ago

You think the same of 1984 of George Orwell?

[–] [deleted] 4 months ago

This is more true of the Coen Bros. and their mockery of rural America (which I kind of find funny).