what was the most aesthetic war?
what was the most aesthetic war?
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Ah, yes, I believe it was Benjamin who said that men are so alienated that they now experience their own self-destruction as the highest aesthetic pleasure.
My top 3 would be…
With honourable mentions for WW1, Zulu War, and Boshin War.
Does anyone have Soviet–Afghan War webms?
This
Soviet military was A E S T H E T I C in that war
Yugoslav Wars, by far
WW2 was the most /fa/ war because of SS uniforms
American Civil War? that's on odd pick
Prehistoric tribes fighting each other
ww2
fascism is the aestheticization of violence, ww2 maxed out the violence
War is aesthetic up until you die. In Iraq we have big posters of fighters who were killed literally everywhere like pic related. I mean literally thousands, plastered on walls and streets. Like a small commemoration of sacrifice and basically the only thing they leave behind.
Fascism is the aesthecization of politics, not violence.
I have this one
My favourite wars:
Aesthetic tier
General interest tier
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Why? Union uniforms and Gatling guns were pretty dope.
Is that Channing Tatum?
Yeah, and then you had the zuaves, the cavalry officers, and all the crazy facial hair.
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Yes they are rather garish. I have no idea how people get so taken in by them.
Italian fascists are more about aestheticizing violence. It was a core element in futurism, the Arditi, and the Squadstri. Violence was glorified above all other things. In fact, Mussolini was relatively peaceful by Fascist standards, with the other fascists being even more violent and wanting no coalitions with the King or the Socialists.
Hitler and the Hitlerist Nazis tended to be artsy types that wanted to paint or build a pure, perfect Germany, almost as if the country is a piece of art. Violence was just a means to the end for the Nazis. Violence was THE end for the Fascists.