What did you think?
Have you seen "The Miracle Worker"?
Discussion in 'Travel Forum' started by SaggyWoman, Feb 16, 2003.
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Have such an ingrained dislike for the hyper-liberal, pro-Nazi Helen Keller that I simply have no time to see something that "glorifies" such a person.
That's my story and I'm sticking to it. :eek: -
pro nazi helen keller?can you give me some dettails? :confused:
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Keller was a socialist. The Nazis burned her books.
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Keller was a communist sympathizer (not a nazi, my mistake). She hung a Russian flag covering her doorway so that all who walked in had to bow under it. She was rabid and anti-American to the core.
Miracle Worker is actually the story of Ann Sullivan and is very good (Helen is her child student, not the #$%^ she turned into).
BTW, everybody tries to be politically correct and never say anything negative about her. So that's why we've never heard how liberal she was. -
I read the book long before I saw the movie and was deeply moved by Annie's story. (The scene in which her brother dies in the poorhouse is still with me.)
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Trivia tidbit: Helen Keller shares the same birthday as a certain Baptist Board regular
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thanks for the info :rolleyes:
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I saw the play last night, and actually, it seemed to be more about Anne Sullivan than it did Keller.
I still enjoyed it, and I wanted to tell Keller's family to get a grip several times. -
Keller was a communist sympathizer
so was the early church. ;) i'm much more forgiving of such beliefs held before history demonstrated how hideously dangerous they are, at least on a modern national scale. when did helen keller live? -
I noticed that Alabama has chosen Helen Keller to be on the state quarter honoring that state. Wonder how she beat out Bear Bryant?