Was this movie supposed to make me less racist? My parents never talked about race ever, and I grew up with the views I have based purely on my interaction with black people. I like how at the end of the movie we're supposed to feel justified in thinking the fireman dads death was justified because he said nigger. I remember first seeing this movie when I was around 15 and the ending made me hate black people more. Good job!
Was this movie supposed to make me less racist? My parents never talked about race ever...
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Connor Diaz
The ending literally proved them to be right. lmao
Robert Morgan
Imagine being scared of black people because of a movie
actual pussy lol
Daniel Gray
Nice reddit spacing
Nathaniel Cooper
i think the writer is shitty and thought everyone would naturally get the neolib programming about muh endless cycle of violence.
Christian White
>Was this movie supposed to make me less racist?
No, just less WT.
Matthew Jenkins
>nazi gang in southern california
is this even possible these days?
Sebastian Jones
I think they film is saying that there are reasons to be racist but letting those reasons consume you only leads to more pain
Owen Russell
>even if you stop hating niggers, they're still animals who'll kill you for no reason
good message, recommended
Jacob Hernandez
My big takeaway was that no one ever proved his views wrong you were supposed to feel his views were wrong because the other people who claimed to have his views didn't really have his views
Christopher Rodriguez
I watched this on TV when I was like 10 and got really upset that he went to jail/got raped for killing people who were on his property trying to rob him.
Gavin Bailey
I grew up in an all white community. It is leagues different from any community with niggers or wetbacks in it. Miles of difference. Infact, I wouldn't wish any white child to be raised in a mixed race community. Niggers and all other minorities need to be expelled from white communities if we are to survive.
Logan Fisher
Jacob Gomez
Original ending had derrick going baxk to being le raycis bad nazzy man, it got cut and the sequal was axed.
Jace Watson
Ultimately, this movie was what made me realize that there is a reason that people are racist. It defeated the stigma attached to racism for me and started my journey to where I am now
Owen Morris
100% i grew up in the south bay. tons of nazis around. nazi gangs. Bearl Street Locals, Circle One, hammerskins at local punk shows. you have no idea man
Joshua Miller
It is simply about the cycle of race based violence anyone that takes anything else from it is regarded
Brody Powell
Yes. Most "white" gang members in and out of prison are spicmixed mutts. White gangs are suprisingly lenient when comes to standards. The number two guy in the AB was like half injun.
Dylan Cruz
Some of the truest words ever spoken in a Hollywood movie:
Tyler Barnes
>start shit with someone
>he blows smoke in your face
>hmm, yes, that is a completely reasonable justification to bring a gun to school and murder him in cold blood
Bluepilled trash that secretly redpills you
Cooper Cooper
Why ?
Luke Hill
This is part of it.
Mainly, based on the way the characters talk during political arguments, I believe the writer visited storefront and lurked to get an idea of the true reasoning behind racism in order to make it more realistic. Then he mixed it in with what most so called Nazi gangs were doing and still largely do, which created inconsistency between the personality of the characters and the sophisticated level of ideological American national socialism that they espoused. Then, because the writer had presumptions about racism being caused by irrational bitterness and attributed it to the discourse he likely saw on storm front.
Because he believed that racism is born out of irrational anger issues, Derek turns from his ways when confronted by the evilness of both the prisoners and his comrades in the outside, particularly the Rockwell/mason replacement ringleader guy.
Problem is, the idea that racism is always caused by bitterness is wrong. You never see actual nationalists going on interviews talking about how they saw the error in their hatred, you only see uneducated skinheads doing that. These skinheads l, for the most part in the modern day, haven't read a word of me in Kampf, they really are just acting out of bitterness because they just have something against blacks for one reason or another.
Tl,Dr, the writer halfway understood the subject material, but was confused and thus created a confusing movie
Brody Ward
>regarded
Why yes I am.
Jaxson Hill
Check this one out, from 'The Believer'
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Zachary Wilson
>Was this movie supposed to make me less racist?
yes but libs can't coprehent things like whanting to protect your little brother that got shot.
Jacob Ward
also he wanted to alan smithee that shit since norton had final cut
Isaiah Rodriguez
>we're supposed to feel justified in thinking the fireman dads death was justified because he said nigger
this never even entered my head.
do people really think that?
sometime ago an user was going to do a Any Forums edit and make the movie play backwards more or less. anyone know if it exists, where i can get it if it does?
Henry Brown
Am I supposed to hear this and disagree? I could feel the pain
Brayden Brooks
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Adrian Long
All it taught me was that the cool, charismatic negro you can befriend is actually the exception, not the rule, the opposite of what the movie tried to convey. There’s like 8 main black guys in the film, 1 of them was funny and friendly and the other 7 either commit armed robbery or murder
Camden Morales
Movies, music and stuff don't make anyone racist. Niggers make you racist