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Oct 9, 2011 This is amazing work. As a student of history I can say that I've seen hundreds of pictures like this, and have shown little to no emotion. The pictures were just windows to a past I've never lived in, people who I never knew or would ever know. But this picture made me stop and evaluate. Putting Rainbow Dash in made me actually look at what is really happening. Putting something that everyone is familiar with in a situation that no one knows, and to make people teel those emotions well, that takes amazing talent. Thank You. ReplyYes, it'll be some time before I want to sacrifice another monkey." "WE SAID WE WOULDN'T TALK ABOUT CANADA!!" Oct 11, 2011 So you a historian is saying, in order to actually feel emotion for the victims of the greatest war crime in history by now, you had first to see a cartoon horse you feel sympathy for shrugging under the eyes of the Nazis. You are one of those people who will only feel sad about 9/11 when someone puts in Pinkie Pie who sings New York New York into the mix, aren t you? And it takes talent to make those pictures? I thought all you needed was a certain programm and basic knowledge how to use it, while googling for the right pictures Reply Ah well, people want now historical powerful pictures, how about this: JFK getting hit in the face with a pie by Braeburn.

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Ephemeral_Athambia

Jan 25, 2012 at 09:39PM EST

The first commentator is not too abnormal; some people just se things more vividly when something they recognize is juxtaposed with it. It's just a flawed trait of some humans. Kind of like intolerance, close-mindedness, the need to hate, the need to type out verbose responses like this one, etc.

Point is, this situation means nothing. It's just two commentators with differing perspectives, neither of which can be labeled true or false.