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What was in the bag?
Well the thing is, I totally agree. I only came across Mo Money via the Biggie album.
I basically ignored P Diddy's output. But now I've heard that Victory song - which is basically more of the same - perhaps that was a mistake...
😂 Ha ha, that's brilliant!
Used to call me fatso, now you call Castro...
Not sure how this one past me by...
It's nothing to do with me supporting anyone or my politics.
The question was whether there was any way to watch this and just see it for the comedy, whilst ignoring the real world actions of the star, Jerry Seinfeld. Is it ethically possible to do so?
So far I haven't done so, with Seinfeld cementing himself as a figure of controversy since. And as per the OP, I didn't think it looked that funny anyway, which the reviews seem to have confirmed.
So it's probably no big loss. The bigger question probably becomes whether I'll be able to go back and watch Seinfeld again.
In the end, it won't matter because everyone will be mixed race.
And then these numpties who cannot appreciate they are watching fiction rather than documentary footage from the nineteenth century will be lost.
They'll still want the stories of their important white historical figures to be told but will torn apart knowing that's not going to happen without casting actors of non historically accurate race. What a pickle!
I guess they have similar issues if African schools are doing productions of Scott of the Antarctic or Shakespeare say. It's great that these important white traditions are being played out but it's black kids playing the parts! Outrageous or so they want that history to continue to strong culturally worldwide? Again what a pickle for those custodians of "true" history...
So you're take is that it is "implied" that I'm supporting Hamas because I described a West Bank zionist "entertainment" centre, as having mock freedom fighters, rather than militants, to shoot at?
That's a bit of a leap...
Anyway, I'm pretty sure they don't just want their "people freed". I'd wager they want the zionists off the land they perceive as rightly belonging to them...
But then I guess we're probably putting too much thought into the philosophy of these mock freedom fighter cut outs (who aren't Hamas!), who are, after all, only there for certain bloodthirsty Jewish people to carry out their fantasies on.
But Stromberg is a big marine biology guy... Why wouldn't he have sharks? 🤔
Watching it at the moment.
It's pretty poor in comparison to the first season. The concept is nowhere near as good as the first season and seems to be pretty random in operation.
The show's okay overall. The lead character is hilariously playing it as a female Larry David.
I watched Kamikaze Girls recently and I've got say, that must have a good shot at that title...
No idea. As I said, my understanding is that it puts mock freedom fighters up for zionists to gun down for "fun".
But I believe this "entertainment" experience was in the West Bank...
So where is this implication that I am supporting Hamas? 🤔
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