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In reply to the discussion: Agree or disagree: Iconic WW2-era photo should be removed [View all]Prairie_Seagull
(4,604 posts)108. Of course some stuff is worth digging into.
IMO, this ain't that. I vote to leave it and
stop digging. I recognize opinions differ. But come on, really?
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Partially conceding to your point, anything's possible without statements from both of them.
no_hypocrisy
Mar 2024
#18
Many couples have recaptured the joy of the winning the war in this photo as engagement or even
jimfields33
Mar 2024
#7
Stay. It's a glimpse into the euphoria of the time and place. This wasn't the only scene where people grabbed
Liberal In Texas
Mar 2024
#15
OMG how idiotic and stupid. There is such a thing as too politically correct and I ain't that. nt
GuppyGal
Mar 2024
#19
We're on the precipice of an autocratic takeover of our country. In that context I think focusing on this is ridiculous.
jalan48
Mar 2024
#35
I never said remove the post and didn't didn't intend this to be a personal attack on your response.
jalan48
Mar 2024
#44
No it should not...is is iconic. And seriously we have more important stuff to do.
Demsrule86
Mar 2024
#27
FFS, learn some history. It was the end of WWII. People in the US were ecstatic, after living with rationing and
sinkingfeeling
Mar 2024
#34
Her hand is gripped into a fist. She has been literally yanked off her feet. Her neck is pinioned in the crook of his
Scrivener7
Mar 2024
#36
I don't feel attacked. I am used to often disagreeing with the majority here on
Scrivener7
Mar 2024
#82
I agree with your visual analysis of the image, but in retrospect, she seems to be OK with it.
Ms. Toad
Mar 2024
#110
The curl of her fingers is not that of someone caught up in a joyful moment
ThreeNoSeep
Mar 2024
#53
HER perspective, quoted in that article, is what has been missing in this thread so far. It's pretty damning.
Scrivener7
Mar 2024
#90
Do you see something in her words in the CBS article that contradicts her words in the WAPO article?
Scrivener7
Mar 2024
#99
No, Ms. Toad! I know you didn't suggest it illustrates American values! I think you
Scrivener7
Mar 2024
#135
There are NO politics in this Pulitzer Prize winning photo, just the exuberance of victory.
ProudMNDemocrat
Mar 2024
#56
Given that the woman involved was not offended and participated in a re-enactment many years later, this is just
ratchiweenie
Mar 2024
#62
The idea that it is even a question is a big reason we might get a lunatic moron (Trump) in the WH
gulliver
Mar 2024
#76
I'm glad I'm old. This kind of stuff sounds ridiculous. Can't believe it is even being debated.
walkingman
Mar 2024
#85
She could come back from the dead and lecture the people who seem to think they speak for her in the thread
BannonsLiver
Mar 2024
#113