Death of a Nation

Once again, D'Souza goes out of his way to make outlandish claims out of his ass. The comparison between Trump and Lincoln is absolutely laughable - Not only is the time period and political issues far different, but their demeanor and general policies aren't even comparable. It's also hilariously ironic for the right wingers to be calling Liberals "Nazi's" despite how often they chastise them for doing that themselves. But of course, the right is retarded so they'll eat this documentary up.

I'm not interested in this type of film or this director, so I don't want Criticker to recommend similar films for me.

Speciously argued 'documentary' is really just a silly trolling effort from D'Souza as a test for how gullible his 'choir' is, and an attempt at 'winding up' the other side; taken at face value, the film serves zero purpose as a historical or instructional film because D'Souza's grip on rudimentary facts (and logic) is so intentionally, or unintentionally, distorted (remind you of anyone we know?) A pretty sad and sorry effort, with the final burst of doe-eyed patriotism especially laughable.

There's no disputing the facts and quotes that are presented in most of the film. In fact, he could have made a lot more out of the "Birth of a Nation"--"Death of a Nation" connection. Yes, Woodrow Wilson promoted it, but it was also used as KKK recruiting propaganda up into the '60s. But the mainstream media critics once again reveal the hard-core, lockstep bias in their pro-fascism reviews--yes there's no disputing that fascism is indeed a form of socialism...college professor's lame objection

A solid documentary backed with hard facts and sources. The movie goes into great effort, picking out common misconceptions in today's world. A must watch regardless of what party you belong to.

Avoid this movie at all costs unless you like being talked down to and insulted.

Insulting and talks down to anyone with a brain. Avoid at all costs.

Here, professional demagogue and convicted felon Dinesh D'Souza alleges that Hitler and the Nazis modeled themselves after American liberals, and compares the holocaust to abortions. The good news here is that D'Souza thinks Hitler was bad, because his idol is then-president Donald Trump, the sweetheart of white supremacists who was habitually praising Hitler and paraphrasing him.