Why WWII is, always, a trend?

>>1567911
what are you even trying to say

>>1567911
That's not even a question.

>>1567970
i mean, to people likes discuss (people on /his/, for example) about WWII so much. My question is: why?

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>>1567911
>Why WWII is, always, a trend?

I don't know, OP.

Has anyone really been far even as decided to use even go want to do look more like?

>>1567982
>Why WWII is, always, a trend?
really?

>>1567988
Yeah, really. Just because you threw a question mark at the end doesn't mean it's a question.

Seriously, read your fucking shit again.

>>1568000
Okay, again:

why WWII HISTORY is a trend?

>>1567985
It was a pervasive event that effected our immediate socio-political climate.

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>>1567911
because there is ludicrously large amounts of written and recorded material about pretty much every aspect of it which makes it a perfect subject to go into the minutiae on how things could have been different. Not to mention its relative recency on the historical scale and the massive ideological undertones of the war.
Plus, people just really like the nazi aesthetic

>>1568016
Learn English fuckface

Let me help you out:
Why do people discuss WWII so much?

Youre welcome

>>1567911
because we a re still living in the post-war era

>>1568016
God...

>>1568030
Wehraboo fuck off.

>>1567911
>Why WWII is, always, a trend?
The 'same' game too many times gets boring.
You need about a decade brake for enough people to age into the demographic that sales pick up again.

>>1568094
>Plus, people just really like the nazi aesthetic
>implying I was talking about myself
Reading comprehension motherfucker, do you have it?

>>1567911
It's still embedded in people's memories, because it happened less than 100 years ago, and its legacy still affects us and our societies to this day

>>1568104
reading comprehension is for idiots

>>1567911
>>1567985
WW2 is the only big war in which the US played an important role
And the US are the current cultural superpower (they control movies, video games...etc)

I think you have your answer

>>1568119
what about american war of independence? Latin american wars in second half of twentieth century? and so on...

>>1568134
What part of "big war" didnt you understand?

>>1567911

Fascism, genocide, air battles, sea battles, jungle battles, invasions, nuclear bombs, millions of deaths, various acts of bravery

What isn't to like?

>>1568134
> american war of independence
A regional conflict that didn't have much impact on the rest of the world for over 100 years AFTER Americas independence
> Latin american wars in second half of twentieth century
Dicking around in shitty banana republics and Cuba to maintain your import priorities isn't really too noteworthy honestly
>and so on...
America played a nominal role military in ww1, but its main role was supplying the Entente with equipment and other goods.

America basically had a Status Quo in the Korean war, total strategic retreat from Vietnam failing its objectives, Failure to have a democratic and stable state in both Afghanistan and Iraq with continued involvement to this day.

Remind me again how the US is some kind of powerhouse? All of its enemies have been guerrilla fighters(Vietnam/Afghanistan) or totally incompetent military states on the verge of collapse anyways (Iraq/Spain/mexico/N.korea/Honduras)

>>1568251
I love you.