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false Advertising is not your stated objection, why is that?

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In Reply to: RE: 'BlackkKlansam': False Advertising posted by Billy Wonka on August 13, 2018 at 11:40:21

You went to a movie about infiltrating the KKK and got offended because it is not supportive of racist white people and organizations. I haven't seen it, but your word is enough for me.

Now you want to shoot off your mouth about your personal opinions not being supported outside of the information bubble you frequent.

Doing so by using a deflection of personal responsibility for the objections found. A typical bully move, claiming something else is the problem, in this case, claiming deceptive advertising, not any personal agenda against "select parts" of the movie , made you speak out.

How droll.

Follow Ups:

You are way out of bounds. Go see it. * - Billy Wonka 18:57:37 08/14/18 (0)
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Exactly... - mkuller 18:28:02 08/14/18 (7)
From his review:
> ...who played the slimiest, most suspicious, and potentially violent Klansman since my Uncle Zeke.>

Your uncle was in the KKK? That explains a lot.

> Yes, about midway through the film I began to feel animosity in the audience of which I was very much a minority.>

It was an anti-racist film. Why did he feel uncomfortable?

> In a way, this film could have been fun and entertaining while getting a few points across without all the political invective Spike chose to deliver.>

Oh, he thought it was going to be a comedy buddy movie like Kevin Hart does. No wonder he was disappointed...
- It was an anti-racist film. Why did he feel uncomfortable? - Billy Wonka 18:59:31 08/14/18 (6)
  It was a RACIST film, period. Spike overstepped his podium.
  - It's a racist film? What else do you expect from a racist like Spike Lee? nt - mbnx01 15:25:22 08/15/18 (1)
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    "To Learn Who Rules Over You, Simply Find Out Who You Are Not Allowed to Criticize."
    
    -Voltaire
    - A film about RACISTS...(nt) - mkuller 15:42:00 08/15/18 (0)
      (nt)
  - It was a RACIST film, period... - mkuller 20:53:21 08/14/18 (3)
    ...yes, but as depicted in the film, against bigoted white men from the Civil War through Charlottsville, last year - where not much has changed.
    If the shoe fits...
    
    Edits: 08/14/18
    - You haven't described the film, yet. - Billy Wonka 07:12:14 08/15/18 (2)
      The trailers sure as hell don't match up to the actual content of the film. The film is no different than a Nazi propaganda film: hate whites in the here and now. That's a bad, non-healing message that effects both you and me.
      
      I think this is probably the most vile and offensive movie Lee has made.
      - The film... - mkuller 10:47:30 08/15/18 (1)
        
        In Reply to: RE: You haven't described the film, yet. posted by Billy Wonka on August 15, 2018 at 07:12:14
        
        > The film is no different than a Nazi propaganda film...>
        
        LOL! That would be "Death of a Nation".
        
        Lee's film realistically creates the 1970s world of the KKK with their hate, bigotry and racism.
        
        He links it back to the Civil War and then to Charlottsville today.
        
        It is vile and offensive that David Duke, the alt-right, the KKK and neo-Nazis are still around demonstrating and spewing hate.
        
        That should offend everyone and is the film's message.
        
        We can't heal until we have equality.
        
        Looks like you felt picked on.
        
        Enough of your adolescent sniping. Grow up and smell reality. * - Billy Wonka 12:36:41 08/15/18 (0)
        
        In Reply to: RE: The film... posted by mkuller on August 15, 2018 at 10:47:30
        
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