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>>I don't watch shitty white movies either.
>
>I'm not exactly sure who and what you're arguing for, or
>against,
>actually.

You and Bags say I support bad white movies. I'm saying I don't. Why is that not clear? Does it interfere with your ability to lump everyone in the same group? Remember, I'm also the one who doesn't like Tarantino.

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>You are saying....what?
>
>That we shouldn't let the race of the cast and writers
>dictate
>what we support?
>
>
>Is that it?
>
>
>I'm not going to respond again until you are CLEAR because
>up until now, you're just advancing arguments and them
>retreating
>to a "we are the world" perspective.

I was very clear in my post down near the bottom, directly replying to the original post. If I think a movie is bad, I don't support it no matter who made it or who is in it. But if it is a black movie that I think is good, I go out of my way to champion it and tell everyone to support it.

I don't think supporting movies I think are bad helps anyone.

Is that clear enough?

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