When the whole stance of the doc is the racist conspiracy theory then it sure as hell deserves condemnation.
The author, director, and Kyrie are free to state their views but everyone else is free to condemn their promotion of hatred.
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The author, director, and Kyrie are free to state their views but everyone else is free to condemn their promotion of hatred.
You are a bigoted individual. That's your interpretation. An interpretation that comes from never watching the film.
No one forces their beliefs on you, so why are you forcing your beliefs on others?
Yes, I'm bigoted against people who use their personal identity to promote hatred against others. Happy? Sorry but my free speech says that I can condemn that hateful documentary based on widespread reporting on it. Similarly, I don't need to read Mein Kampf to know how hateful it is.
And are you still denying that the doc spends much of it's time promoting hateful conspiracy theories?
p.s. pathetically whiney that you claim I'm enforcing my views on anyone. Do you not think I have the right to call out racism when I see it?
Bigotry at it's finest. I'm surprised you would go this low.
and you still didn't answer my question. What was the skin colour of Ancient Egyptians?
P.S. It's what is written in the scriptures.
Who gives a shit about what some old book says (especially when you cherry pick just the parts that sound good to you)? The issue is you making excuses for the movie pushing hatred. Are you too wrapped up in this pseudo-religious ideology that you're okay with people encouraging ethnic hatred?
p.s. Over the 3000+ year history of Egypt, there was a brief period where Egypt was ruled by Nubians just like there was a brief period where the were ruled by the Western Asian Hyksos and for a much longer time, they were ruled by Greeks. For the most part, the leaders and the people were pretty similar to the people there today. And that is based on science and actual history, not religious 'revelations'.
And I see you ignored my explanation how even if somehow the original Jews were black (even though the Bible clearly traces Abraham back to Sumeria), it doesn't in any way mean all black have Jewish ancestry AND IT ABSOLUTELY DOESN'T JUSTIFY THE RACIST CONSPIRACY THEOIRES IN THE DUMB MOVIE.
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Because I criticize a movie that openly promotes racism? Do you know what the word hypocrite even means?
How dare you. Your bigotry is spewing out of you nose and ears.
It absolutely disgusts me that you have gone this for. The real you is showing. Using agendas for your own personal gain.
I will pray for you.
p.s. If you agree the original Egyptian were Nubians, then you've just proven the scripture right. Walk with me.
So now you're going on that other people aren't allowed an opinion. BTW my opinion is that anyone who uses their religious views as an excuse to promote hatred against others deserves condemnations. Sound pretty snowflake to me when you're offended that people don't have the same religious beliefs as you.
And it's pretty funny watching you try and claim that Egyptians were Nubians and not Egyptian. The second Intermediate period occurred after 1500 years of Egypt's existence and during that time, Nubians were the weaker partner of their coalition with the Hyksos who were Western Asian (probably Canaanite). Seriously, 200 years in the middle of a 3000 year existence where some of the rulers were descended from Nubians. If you want to fantasize about religion, go ahead but there is no actual evidence to support the ludicrous claim that all black people were the original Jews.
Gee. I thought Ham was one of Noah's sons, a long, long time before there even were Jews.
Either that or the bible is just a made up story. Either way, isn't an excuse to promote racist conspiracy theories.
p.s. If Cush represents black people and Egyptians are a completely different group... of course the actual scriptures don't have anything saying that Cush was black, that was an interpretation from during the Roman era.
