Post by OldestWaifu on Sept 6, 2010 19:54:03 GMT -5
Browsing through the DA stamps and I found several links to two anti-Hetalia clubs. The first one is called The Anti-Hetalia Club. Here's the statement on the first page.
So is this club, only the complete opposite.
Um...yeah about that. I have several WWII vets in my family, they in no way are offended or upset by Hetalia. My Grandmother, who was a battlefield nurse, thinks it's hillarious.
And....it's not meant to be taken
Yeah because no one's EVER made fun of history before. (Monty Python, 'Allo 'Allo, Hogans Heros, Family Guy, Simpsons, Mel Brookes' History of the World Prt I, Venture Brothers, Robot Chicken, Saturday Night Live and possibly other artists I have not mentioned)
No, the Nationtans are represenative of their countries past and present. Does that mean that you think that ALL Germans/Italians/Japanese are STILL the scum of the Earth?
Would you rather it be a crude mockery of the present?
What? Non serious and honestly not that offensive stereotypes? Because honestly Hetalia helped me realize that stereotypes are either funny because they're true, or funny because they're so dumb!
Because there's no way you can be a fan of a NON-serious anime and respect history AMIRITE? I know my history, I respect it, and that's why I like the Hetalia fandom so much. Because it takes the knowlege and makes it FUN!
See above.
Also lets say Himaruya decided to show the Holocaust, Atomic bombings ect. Would it REALLY make it any better? Because if he did show any of those things people would get their panties in a fucking twist over it.
"This group is for people who can come together and agree about "Axis Powers Hetalia".
So is this club, only the complete opposite.
This show is an "anime" that mocks world history, and insults those whose families served, fought, and died in World War 2
by taking the history books, throwing them in a blender with popular animation, and tossing it into anthropomorphic-nations in a drama setting.
And....it's not meant to be taken
Not only does this make our history into a mockery of a very real and terrible struggle, but it softens it, making it into something kids laugh at and grow to enjoy.
Yeah because no one's EVER made fun of history before. (Monty Python, 'Allo 'Allo, Hogans Heros, Family Guy, Simpsons, Mel Brookes' History of the World Prt I, Venture Brothers, Robot Chicken, Saturday Night Live and possibly other artists I have not mentioned)
What's worse, is that the anthro-nations such as Nazi Germany or Fascist Italy are represented as humans, which pathetic fangirls (and a lesser extent, fanboys) faun over, when in reality, through the metaphor they represent, fanboys and fangirls are fauning over the scum of the earth.
No, the Nationtans are represenative of their countries past and present. Does that mean that you think that ALL Germans/Italians/Japanese are STILL the scum of the Earth?
Axis Powers Hetalia is a crude mockery of the past.
Would you rather it be a crude mockery of the present?
An insult to those of us whose families fought through the war, and shows kids, fans, and ignorant fangirls/boys obsessed with drawn guys and girls who are 'omg so hot", that it's ok to be what they represented.
What? Non serious and honestly not that offensive stereotypes? Because honestly Hetalia helped me realize that stereotypes are either funny because they're true, or funny because they're so dumb!
With this group, we stand in the hopes that perhaps there are SOME people left on this earth that actually have respect for history
Because there's no way you can be a fan of a NON-serious anime and respect history AMIRITE? I know my history, I respect it, and that's why I like the Hetalia fandom so much. Because it takes the knowlege and makes it FUN!
and actually care about respecting the dead, conquered, raped, and massacred
See above.
Also lets say Himaruya decided to show the Holocaust, Atomic bombings ect. Would it REALLY make it any better? Because if he did show any of those things people would get their panties in a fucking twist over it.