Anyone Seen Django?

[B-Rock Odrama]

I disagree. Django needed the white man's help to make it that far. It's impossible for a black person to "do it alone" without ANY white help in a movie or in real life. As much as we want to we can't lump all white people together just like we dont want them to lump us all together.



True, plus I think the movie fell off a bit when Jamie had to carry it by himself.

stephen is that you?

 

[YouMadd?]

yeah, clearly if I like discussing a subject, that means I fall on one extreme side of it

If you like discussing a subject, you probably want people to discuss it with... I was just giving you a suggestion of a place where other people like discussing that shyt... if the shoe fits... Where the shyt...

Or you can keep it bottled inside like a coward

 

[MostReal]

Spoiler

Lord please let me kill this nikka.

Samuel L was killing me

I disagree. Django needed the white man's help to make it that far. It's impossible for a black person to "do it alone" without ANY white help in a movie or in real life. As much as we want to we can't lump all white people together just like we dont want them to lump us all together.

I'll spoiler tag my response since its about the conclusion

Spoiler

I guess well have to agree to disagree. I never said the White guy wasn't needed, but what did he do at the end? He almost cost everyone their lives because of his selfish ambitions. He could only get Django so far. Like others have analyzed in this thread. Despite his best intentions (white liberals) he still took advantage of the situation to get what he wants (no handshake). Just like white liberals will help black people by trying to understand their plight but it won't happen without them interjecting their own agenda. In the end its going to take black folks to clean up their own community, become financially empowered/independent. No one else is going to do that but US. I think it is telling that EVERY white person died in the film. Everyone of them. He was clearly trying to tell black folks something with that line by Django at the end. Look at when he even said it, it was only one white person left in the entire film...but he still stated it twice. The black girls still standing there was telling as well.

 

[Busby]

Well that CAC ass @ghaleon at?....exposed u for being a CAC and then u just vanish...

 

[daze23]

If you like discussing a subject, you probably want people to discuss it with... I was just giving you a suggestion of a place where other people like discussing that shyt... if the shoe fits... Where the shyt...

Or you can keep it bottled inside like a coward

I don't think people on white nationalist websites would care to have that discussion with me. I'd probably get banned pretty quick

 

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I'll spoiler tag my response since its about the conclusion

Spoiler

I guess well have to agree to disagree. I never said the White guy wasn't needed, but what did he do at the end? He almost cost everyone their lives because of his selfish ambitions. He could only get Django so far. Like others have analyzed in this thread. Despite his best intentions (white liberals) he still took advantage of the situation to get what he wants (no handshake). Just like white liberals will help black people by trying to understand their plight but it won't happen without them interjecting their own agenda. In the end its going to take black folks to clean up their own community, become financially empowered/independent. No one else is going to do that but US. I think it is telling that EVERY white person died in the film. Everyone of them. He was clearly trying to tell black folks something with that line by Django at the end. Look at when he even said it, it was only one white person left in the entire film...but he still stated it twice. The black girls still standing there was telling as well.

 

[Gravity]

What was funny was the "raiders" or precursor to the Klan or whatever you call them. That shyt was random as hell and funny. The level of Sam Jackson's c00nery. Not laughing at him being a Tom, but cotdamn, the levels of c00nery. Its like you knew he himself had to be like cotdamn. The constant running joke was how dirty, badly accented and downright stupid a lot of the characters in the movie were. If anything I thought the comedy was really well placed. I was afraid there would be a lot of cringing by me, but I was just laughing a lot of the time.

You've just illustrated my entire point right here. You say that you weren't laughing at Jackson being a house-******, but you were laughing at him being a house-******. I guess you don't realize that that's a clear contradiction. You're not black right? Here's my thing, this is obviously a movie that exploits slavery. That's all I'm saying. I don't have to see the movie to recognize that. If Django was a factual documentary where white people are really being open and honest about slavery/white supremacy, how slavery/white supremacy has shaped this country, how white racism has changed in form over time, and how it effects people living in Amerikkka today then I'd doubt that you'd laugh watching it. Slavery is one of the worst atrocities in the history of man. You would have cringed and felt uncomfortable had you watched a movie that was just made to show the real about slavery. Django is a movie made by white people to entertain other white people using slavery as the back drop. That's the definition of exploitation.

Look, everything that you all are saying about the movie may be true. It could be a very entertaining movie that makes Jamie Foxx's character look like some black-superhero who gets to kill a bunch of whites or whatever you all are saying. This does not mean that it's not a movie that exploits slavery, because it is. Again, you have to be careful with white people because they're very slick. There's a reason that Hollywood is behind this movie so tough.

 

[Rarely-Wrong Liggins]

I honestly thought the German had poisoned Candie in some way and that's why he didn't want to shake his hand. Now I realize it's because of the dog shyt he pulled earlier in the movie. It's funny that his revulsion to slavery almost cost both Django and his wife their freedom.

 

[gluvnast]

I honestly thought the German had poisoned Candie in some way and that's why he didn't want to shake his hand. Now I realize it's because of the dog shyt he pulled earlier in the movie. It's funny that his revulsion to slavery almost cost both Django and his wife their freedom.

it was the 1st time he had witnessed the brutality 1st hand and didn't know how to cope with the idea of letting this man continue to get HIS way.

you know he didn't TRULY understood the nature of slavery when he equated it to bounty hunting.

 

[B-Rock Odrama]

You've just illustrated my entire point right here. You say that you weren't laughing at Jackson being a house-******, but you were laughing at him being a house-******. I guess you don't realize that that's a clear contradiction. You're not black right? Here's my thing, this is obviously a movie that exploits slavery. That's all I'm saying. I don't have to see the movie to recognize that. If Django was a factual documentary where white people are really being open and honest about slavery/white supremacy, how slavery/white supremacy has shaped this country, how white racism has changed in form over time, and how it effects people living in Amerikkka today then I'd doubt that you'd laugh watching it. Slavery is one of the worst atrocities in the history of man. You would have cringed and felt uncomfortable had you watched a movie that was just made to show the real about slavery. Django is a movie made by white people to entertain other white people using slavery as the back drop. That's the definition of exploitation.

Look, everything that you all are saying about the movie may be true. It could be a very entertaining movie that makes Jamie Foxx's character look like some black-superhero who gets to kill a bunch of whites or whatever you all are saying. This does not mean that it's not a movie that exploits slavery, because it is. Again, you have to be careful with white people because they're very slick. There's a reason that Hollywood is behind this movie so tough.

i get what you are saying....house nikkas are the traitors to their people and the lowest form of negro...i'm happy sam's charactor was made to look like a clown and got killed in the end cause it illusrates the true mentality of many koons today and what they deserve.

 

[Gravity]

i get what you are saying....house nikkas are the traitors to their people and the lowest form of negro...i'm happy sam's charactor was made to look like a clown and got killed in the end....humanizing koons set's a bad precedent.

I'm not comfortable with white people looking at house-****** character in a movie and laughing at him/her either.

 

[B-Rock Odrama]

I'm not comfortable with white people looking at house-****** character in a movie and laughing at him/her either.

you have the right to your feeling but i could care less.....personally i'm okay with house negros being made portrayed as tap dancing sambos cause it they were a real part of our history and it shows modern day uncle tom's how the kaks they think so highly of really feel about them.

 

[Gravity]

you have the right to your feeling but i could care less.....personally i'm okay with house negros being made portrayed as tap dancing sambos cause it they were a real part of our history and it shows modern day uncle tom's how the kaks they think so highly of really feel about them.

Black people aren't born self-haters my man. c00ns or whatever you want to call them are created by white supremacy. You have to try to understand the mentality of a slave that loved his master more than himself. That was someone who had been completely defeated by white supremacy in every way.

 

[Master Teacher]

you have the right to your feeling but i could care less.....personally i'm okay with house negros being made portrayed as tap dancing sambos cause it they were a real part of our history and it shows modern day uncle tom's how the kaks they think so highly of really feel about them.

right, nobody respects a traitor

 

[Sam Peel]

c00ns