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4meAndyou · F
If we erase our previous culture, and erase our history, we are simply doomed to repeat it.
I noticed that Comcast/Xfinity has an enormous repertoire of old cowboy movies, which are very racist.
I watched one last week with Barbara Stanwyck...Trooper Hooker or Hooper or something like that...and it amazes me...really amazes me...that these hypocritical billionaires like Jeff Zucker are perfectly willing to run that stuff constantly as "free" movies, and then go over to suck up to their Chinese communist masters and build their theme parks in Beijing, and fund Antifa and Black Lives Matter.
I noticed that Comcast/Xfinity has an enormous repertoire of old cowboy movies, which are very racist.
I watched one last week with Barbara Stanwyck...Trooper Hooker or Hooper or something like that...and it amazes me...really amazes me...that these hypocritical billionaires like Jeff Zucker are perfectly willing to run that stuff constantly as "free" movies, and then go over to suck up to their Chinese communist masters and build their theme parks in Beijing, and fund Antifa and Black Lives Matter.
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CountScrofula · 41-45, M
Well no. But you can acknowledge that they were racist and discuss them in that light.
SW-User
That's not how you get rid of it.
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@SW-User I'm of the opinion that pretending something never existed doesn't make it go away.
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@SW-User thumbs up!
SatanBurger · 36-40, F
No, you can't write about any time period authentically without it being accurate, or otherwise it just becomes a joke. How do you do different fictional characters if you can't relate them to real life? Unfortunately there are racist people out there, acting like they don't exist makes it all a joke.
FairyGirlGemma · F
No because they are a part of history, just hitting delete on something because it's supposedly offensive is worrying because of where it will end up.
Like Trump press conferences?
MrBrownstone · 46-50, M
No!