and jet57! The second pourest of 'em all!
Is Dearthla the only liberal on here who shows any real insight into this movie?
I thought that part of it might be lost on you...
and jet57! The second pourest of 'em all!
Is Dearthla the only liberal on here who shows any real insight into this movie?
You know what ticked me off about "Schindler's list?" They made all of the Nazis seem like such jerks. And not one happy Jew! Typical Hollywood....
You know what ticked me off about "Schindler's list?" They made all of the Nazis seem like such jerks. And not one happy Jew! Typical Hollywood....
You know what ticked me off about "Schindler's list?" They made all of the Nazis seem like such jerks. And not one happy Jew! Typical Hollywood....
Did anyone EVER claim that this movie was the complete story of any and every slave owner - slave relationship? It is the film depiction of a book, written by one black man about his experience as a slave. Are you suggesting it was an inaccurate depiction of that book? Are you saying the account in the book is inaccurate? What about this movie is propaganda ?Accurate in all cases? Is that what you're saying? You're saying there were zero instances of benevolent slave owners? Even the blacks who owned slaves?
Are you saying the portrayal was a 100% accurate portrayal of every American slave-master relationship?
God Taft you really are a staggering moron. I thought USF was the only poster here who had somehow managed to weaponize stupidity.
"Planters viewed themselves as benevolent"
And I'm certain you view yourself as someone with a functioning brain. However, until I see a recent EEG, I remain unconvinced.
You do realize that it was ignorant generalizations about people and biased historical presentations, like the ones you're making here, that led to things like slavery and Nazi atrocities in the first place .... don't you?
Or don't you care? You have atrocities yourself that you want to get off the ground?
Did anyone EVER claim that this movie was the complete story of any and every slave owner - slave relationship? It is the film depiction of a book, written by one black man about his experience as a slave. Are you suggesting it was an inaccurate depiction of that book? Are you saying the account in the book is inaccurate? What about this movie is propaganda ?
was the film inaccurate in its portrayal of slavery?
Darla, do you have anything else left? I mean other than inserting words into my mouth, that were never uttered, and mocking your own fabricated lies?
No?
Didn't think so.
So, where ya stand on the PBS thing?
Darla, do you have anything else left? I mean other than inserting words into my mouth, that were never uttered, and mocking your own fabricated lies?
No?
Didn't think so.
So, where ya stand on the PBS thing?
Darla, do you have anything else left? I mean other than inserting words into my mouth, that were never uttered, and mocking your own fabricated lies?
No?
Didn't think so.
So, where ya stand on the PBS thing?
Nobody put words in your mouth. You are making the case that there is some other side to what is now apparently "the slavery debate". In order to "prove" that there were "benevolent slave holders" you linked to a question asked of a professor from The University of Southern Mississippi. That question was "How did slave owners see themselves".
How slave owners "saw themselves' is irrelevant to whether or not there were "happy slaves". And it has exactly zero bearing on PBS.
Moron. I have run across a lot of different types of morons in my time, but my favorite will always be the white male moron, usually conservative, who views himself as some sort of genius. Trust me, you're a moron.
So what is your argument? Spit it out.
Is it that a benevolent slave owner never existed? You're saying that in the 400 years of American slavery there was never a slave owner who was benevolent towards his slaves? None?
I'm not putting words into your mouth, I'm just trying to figure out what your position is, because you won't spit it out.
So what is your argument? Spit it out.
Is it that a benevolent slave owner never existed? You're saying that in the 400 years of American slavery there was never a slave owner who was benevolent towards his slaves? None?
I'm not putting words into your mouth, I'm just trying to figure out what your position is, because you won't spit it out.
Run with it dude. Benevolent slavery. It's a great platform. It's obviously catching on in the Republican party. I applaud that.