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Stoking Xenophobia

Utterly irresponsible.

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Double points for not only stoking xenophobia but for using Gone with the Wind as an exemplar.

11 responses to “Stoking Xenophobia”

  1. Well at least he didn’t call for more movies like Birth of a Nation.

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  2. An Interested Party Avatar
    An Interested Party

    Bette Midler had the best response to this…

    At his rally, #Trump complained about #Parasite winning the Oscar. I’m more upset that a parasite won the White House.

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  3. I have to hand it to Trump: No one, absolutely no one, knows better how to play to peoples’ worst instincts than he does.

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  4. @Ken_L: only because most of his base have never actually heard of Birth of a Nation or would watch a silent film.

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  5. trump is proof that white people are not supreme.

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  6. Rs can run on policy. Or they can run on race. If you had their policies what would you do?

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  7. Liberal Capitalist Avatar
    Liberal Capitalist

    Did you see the reply?

    Four words is all it took for “Parasite” distributor Neon to snap back at Donald Trump after he mocked the Bong Joon Ho-directed movie for winning the Best Picture Oscar…. Neon wasted no time responding to Trump’s mockery on social media, writing in a caption: “Understandable, he can’t read.”

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  8. It’s so weird and cringey watching him talk. About anything.

    And Parasite was pretty good

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  9. Trump’s actual favorite movie is Bloodsport, starring Jean-Claude Van Damme.

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  10. @Ken_L: Birth of a Nation? Trump’s about my age, and even I’m not old enough to have seen Birth of a Nation. But I’ve heard of it, because I read. Neon, via @Liberal Capitalist: is probably right that Trump can’t read, which makes it unlikely he’s ever heard of Birth of a Nation.

    About 40 years ago my wife and I saw a re-release of Gone With the Wind in a theater. I was afraid we’d get thrown out for laughing in the wrong places. I fear most of the audience didn’t see how farcical it had become by that time.

  11. Any opportunity to attempt to demean one of our traditional allies.

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