Umm yeah...
Are you people seriously dumb enough to be comparing that to concentration camp victims?
Umm yeah...
Let me clear one thing up...
The comparison/analogy in the video was NOT to concentration camp victims, but to a brainwashed society under totalitarian rule, where the people have been minimized to "brainless button-pushers" with no creative inspiration in the computers they are using. They are essentially going through the motions and reduced to "boring PC business people" with very little hope or anything to spark their creative drive.
The *Macintosh* is delivered by the Apple solders, and the intuitive, futuristic operating system brings light and hope to the "troubled masses" and inspires their mind, and shows them a *new way* to think about computing.
THAT is what the video is about.
"And unto the darkness there will be light, and all suffering shall end, and joy and hope there will be, everlasting."
Let me clear one thing up...
The comparison/analogy in the video was NOT to concentration camp victims, but to a brainwashed society under totalitarian rule, where the people have been minimized to "brainless button-pushers" with no creative inspiration in the computers they are using. They are essentially going through the motions and reduced to "boring PC business people" with very little hope or anything to spark their creative drive.
The *Macintosh* is delivered by the Apple solders, and the intuitive, futuristic operating system brings light and hope to the "troubled masses" and inspires their mind, and shows them a *new way* to think about computing.
THAT is what the video is about.
"And unto the darkness there will be light, and all suffering shall end, and joy and hope there will be, everlasting."
The comparison/analogy in the video was NOT to concentration camp victims, but to a brainwashed society under totalitarian rule,
Umm yeah...
Utterly tasteless at 1:45... comparing IBM users to concentration camp victims.
Are you people seriously dumb enough to be comparing that to concentration camp victims?![]()
Again, there was absolutely NOTHING in that internal movie that resembles anything like concentration camps...just stop it, please.
It was showing people doing mindless work, which is exactly what concentration camp victims were made to do. The Apple people were shown as saving these peoplewhy would you be saving your enemy? The scenes of bombing were showing them attacking the enemy; the scene of giving them the Mac was showing them having gotten past enemy lines to give the prisoners Macs, just like the Allied powers would have given the Holocaust victims food and medical care. I'm not saying it's a great metaphor, but in your alternate theory, who are they at war with? What is all the bombing about?
Let me clear one thing up...
The comparison/analogy in the video was NOT to concentration camp victims, but to a brainwashed society under totalitarian rule, where the people have been minimized to "brainless button-pushers" with no creative inspiration in the computers they are using. They are essentially going through the motions and reduced to "boring PC business people" with very little hope or anything to spark their creative drive.
The *Macintosh* is delivered by the Apple solders, and the intuitive, futuristic operating system brings light and hope to the "troubled masses" and inspires their mind, and shows them a *new way* to think about computing.
THAT is what the video is about.
"And unto the darkness there will be light, and all suffering shall end, and joy and hope there will be, everlasting."
Steve had no idea how insanely great! ..... Or did he?! LOLInsanely great!
Again, there was absolutely NOTHING in that internal movie that resembles anything like concentration camps...just stop it, please.
Again, there was absolutely NOTHING in that internal movie that resembles anything like concentration camps...just stop it, please.