Web of Make Believe: Death, Lies and the Internet (TV Series) I'm Not a Nazi (2022) User Reviews

Quite a shocking insight.

[Sleepin_Dragon · 7/10 · 29 July 2022]

A young woman recounts her time with the far right extremists.

This is such an odd episode, the series hasn't exactly flowed, this just seemed to come out of nowhere, I had to stick with it, perhaps from a sense of morbid curiosity.

Let's applaud the subject for having the courage to speak out, and for informing us about so much, but as for not knowing what she was into, or what was happening, I can't believe she was that dumb, she struck me as someone quite eloquent, quite well read, she's not that naive or stupid.

I found the content pretty sickening, incredibly shocking, I can't help but wonder why I'm only aware of some of this through Netflix, this stuff is never shown on the MSM.

Some of what you see here is genuinely shocking, it is the hardest hitting episode so far, indeed the hardest hitting thing I've watched in quite some time.

It's a real eye opener, 7/10.

How could you not know?

[Calicodreamin · 6/10 · 19 June 2022]

I know it's easy to judge sitting across from the tv screen but like honestly, how could you not know what was going on?! Felt a bit like passing the buck. Would have been a better doc if there was more than one point of view.

Come on now

[zack_gideon · 1/10 · 22 June 2022]

This lady is so FOS. No way she didn't know what was going on. I can't stand people that backtrack after the fact and say "aw poor me, I was fooled". There is no way she didn't harbor the racist thoughts. She has free will. Not buying it.

What the hell?

[cancsajn · 1/10 · 18 June 2022]

You have to be below average IQ to join up such a movement without knowing the consequences. The "survivor" does not seem intellectually disabled, therefore she knew exactly what she was facing. However, while true regret was hard to detect due to the lack of tears but acting like crying, the mere idea coming from the "survivor" that she was a victim is beyond comprehension. Activists joining up movements like these dont get to play the victim card. We live in a very informative era, where people know what these movements are about. Her narcissism is beyond comprehension, calling herself a victim while she was a more than active activist, understanding and practising the principals of the movement. What the hell!

Uh huh, sure.

[marycarlaprine · 8/10 · 13 July 2022]

Not for a second do I believe this woman had a panic attack, cried her eyes out, and actually threw up learning her boyfriend was a Fascist...and then overnight became a Nazi Princess. CYA and BS all you want, but I'd bet money that she's just on some covert mission now! Please, pretend harder that you're ashamed you're Norah Fox.

Framing

[pezevenchiul · 1/10 · 25 June 2022]

Besides the obvious framing and pretend outrage, one clear lie presented here is that the right-wing political commentators are pushing their propaganda via youtube, when 90% of them are banned there. Not sure where they got the footage as most videos presented are not available on youtube, and some of content creators actually changed sides.

Broke My Heart

[missyanasw · 10/10 · 2 July 2022]

It takes A LOT of courage to admit your mistakes. Samantha does just that. You can literally feel her shame and embarrassment of becoming entrapped in this world of hate. I saw other reviews of people criticizing her, which frustrates me even more. It shows the same level of disregard as how we treat women of domestic abuse. The level of brain washing behind these groups of white supremacists is scary. It makes me fear for my friends and family. And to get out and literally share your story to millions of people takes incredible courage. Well worth the watch.

I only fear that people won't take this warning to heart. Racism is alive and raging in America. And if you disagree, please get your head out of your butt and watch this.

Glad other people thought the same

[bethanyprior · 1/10 · 30 August 2022]

This reads to me very much like an advertisement for the "victim" and her nazi cronies in Identity Evropa. She's looking up, down, all around which is a sign of deception. (I'm not an expert at that, so anyone who is, please chime in.) Did you catch the fake cry after she mentioned the day of the rope? Also, did everyone need to learn about the day of the rope? Also, why are no directors or editors listed for this series? I wanted to see if there's a possible agenda.

Watch this episode again. It's different from the others. The victim has micro expressions and little laughs that show you her true intentions.