"You're making us think about this, again??"
i don’t know, seems like “do as much violent racism as possible” would be the case for plenty of people under a real-life purge scenario. sorry if this is boringpic.twitter.com/SKN8wR5l4a
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if that wasn’t enough to let you know where he stands, this gratuitous dig at ava duvernay certainly doespic.twitter.com/Z12qW3sB1t
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It sure was in all those historical Purge events (ie. Tulsa, New York Draft Riots, etc.)
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Came here to say that. Like, has this person never heard of Jim Crow and what happened during it?
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Side note, I do agree that none of these movies have lived up to the dynamite premise.
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yeah, there is way more to do with the premise even if you want it to be an exploration of racism. the treatment of that exploration is one dimensional, not the exploration itself.
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It’s the real case for some people now and we’re not even purging.
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honestly i appreciate that the purge movies basically make it clear that the purge is an affluent white people violent racism night and the first time they had one what mostly happened was sick block parties
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“Doing as much violent racism as possible in a condition of civil disorder” is non-fiction.
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