The day Star Wars hit our earth (31 Photos)

HOT

you mean wo-man vader

fricken troll!

so fine back in the day

sorry, #5

Same here /: Not entirely sure how to explain it either

Glad someone said this as well. It is in poor taste I think.

#1 trivializes storming the beaches of Normandy in WW2, and 11 does the same for Vietnam.

In 20 years we will see spoof pictures about 9/11.

No what you all don't seem to get about this picture and the apparent depth about it is the Vietnam War Memorial speaks for the soldiers. It isn't about politics, it ain't about religion, it speaks to the soldiers that fought and died in the Vietnam War. The fact the artist here managed to extrapolate that simple, yet utterly deep message into a Star Wars m

ode is sombering and was done in a utterly respectful way in the picture you see here. Doesn't matter about what the Empire represented in the plotline of Star Wars, because certain people could very well say that about America now (I'm not one however). But the fact is as a military man and lover of Star Wars, you should be able to see the message of respect and loss that exists here between soldiers that have paid the ultimate sacrifice and those that lived to mourn/remember them for that loss. This type of sadness can be spread across any soldier society and transcends politics and battle lines.

This picture could've been worse in so many small ways. If your disturbed by it, then you truly will never understand this message as a civilian or what this picture imparts.

PS, As for the Beaches of Normandy picture, possibly done in bad taste but not this.

"once again referring to number 11, my response to another chive that didn't seem to comprehend the Vietnam War or its memorial."

No what you all don't seem to get about this picture and the apparent depth about it is the Vietnam War Memorial speaks for the soldiers. It isn't about politics, it ain't about religion, it speaks to the soldiers that fought and died in the Vietnam War. The fact the artist here managed to extrapolate that simple, yet utterly deep message into a Star Wars mode is sombering and was done in a utterly respectful way in the picture you see here.

Doesn't matter about what the Empire represented in the plotline of Star Wars, because certain people could very well say that about America now (I'm not one however). But the fact is as a military man and lover of Star Wars, you should be able to see the message of respect and loss that exists here between soldiers that have paid the ultimate sacrifice and those that lived to mourn/remember them for that loss. This type of sadness can be spread across any soldier society and transcends politics and battle lines.

This picture could've been worse in so many small ways. If your disturbed by it, then you truly will never understand this message as a civilian or what this picture imparts.

PS, As for the Beaches of Normandy picture, possibly done in bad taste but not this.