>1) it is presenting racism in America and wrapping
>Lovecraftian horror around it. That is all that one can say
>it's doing from a surface look. You can go deeper than that
>and arrive at other things, but on the surface it's just that.
>
>
>2) Most people only see things at a surface level. Kudos to
>okp for being woke, but most people surface.
>
>3) A tounge in cheek mocking of Lovecraft's racism is not
>dealing with the effects of that racism. Neither is a big neon
>sign. And my point is that the effects of his racism in
>particular are the deep seeded shit that has been pervasive in
>the white consciousness for over a hundred years and literally
>a part of why we're still dealing with this shit today.
>
>4) If a show cannot deal with that head on then perhaps it's
>not the show we need on this topic.
>
>Again I think the show on its own is fine, but as a commentary
>on Lovecraft it's nowhere near enough.
>
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>Big PEMFin H & z's
>"I ain't no entertainer, and ain't trying to be one. I am 1
>thing, a musician." � Miles
>
>"When the music stops he falls back in the abyss."