Inglourious Basterds preaching

Staying up in front of the computer until the middle of the night, my life is not watching movies, but movies do enrich my night life. I finished watching "Inglourious Basterds" after holding my urine for more than two hours. I reviewed the plot while I was on the toilet, and was somewhat amazed by the director's whimsy. A good Adolf Hitler was portrayed as an almost idiot existence, not to mention, he was finally beaten into a honeycomb by the machine gun of the unknown boy, which fully shows that history can also become different with the efforts of literary and artistic youth, and it can be A modest, innocuous artistic exaggeration, euphemistically called a genius director. I have no perverted historical research. I also deeply agree with the national football coach Mr. Gao Hongbo's thought that "we value the results rather than the process". Anyway, as long as Hitler died in the performance, it doesn't matter how glorious or dirty he died.
The above thoughts are not the reason why I didn't shut down and go to sleep immediately after watching WRITTEN AND DIRECTED BY QUENTIN TARANTINO at the end. The reason why I sat on the chair and made a little after watching is actually to pave the way for the following emotions ——The most impressive part of this movie is a logic shown in the dialogue between the German SS colonel and the French farmer. The lines are excerpted as follows:
Colonel: If you want to compare the Germans to an animal, it is cunning Eagle; if the Jew were to be compared to one animal, it would be the mouse. The Führer's and Goebbels' propaganda said the same thing, but we came to different conclusions, and I don't think this comparison is disrespectful. Let's look at the world through the eyes of mice for a moment, and it is indeed a hostile world. If a rat ran away from your door in a panic now, would you be hostile to it?
Farmer: I think so.
Colonel: Did the rat do something bad that caused your hostility?
Farmer: Rats spread disease and bite people.
Colonel: Rats caused bubonic plague, but that was before. I think all the diseases that mice can transmit, squirrels can also carry. Do you agree?
Farmer: Yes.
Colonel: But you're not as hostile to squirrels as you are to mice, are you?
Farmer: Yes.
Colonel: But they're all rodents, aren't they? Aside from the difference in the tail, the other parts look the same, don't they?
Farmer: That's an interesting point, Colonel.
Colonel: Maybe an interesting point, but it's almost the same as yours. If a mouse came in between my words, would you give it a delicious glass of milk?
Farmer: Probably not.
Colonel: I think so too. You don't like them, you don't know why, you just find them ugly.
As I said above, sometimes you can't please some people for no reason at all, so you don't need to ask hard, right?

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