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<blockquote data-quote="Willie Oleson" data-source="post: 320959" data-attributes="member: 8">For all that cancel culture to protect our modern society from politically incorrect race/gender/sexual stereotypes I think it&#039;s interesting that these two black men have done a very bad job at it.There&#039;s Chris Rock capitalizing on the upbeat, clowny black man stereotype and then Will Smith reacts to it in a stereotypical uncivilized thuggish way.The politically incorrect stereotypical gay equivalent would be Chris Rock in high heels and Will Smith hitting him with a handbag while screaming &quot;keep your hands off of man, bitch!&quot;All these new rules about what you can&#039;t say and can&#039;t do...and I would totally support that if it would actually make this world a better place. But that&#039;s not happening at all. We&#039;re getting more rules and&nbsp;&nbsp; it&#039;s getting worse.Smoking has been banned altogether - our precious children aren&#039;t even allowed to see cigarettes on display - and yet, smoking actors in movies and series hasn&#039;t been this popular since the 1960s, and it&#039;s not just the period dramas.Condemning the real smokers but capitalizing on that old-fashioned idea that smoking is cool and/or glamorous. So conniving and hypocritical.And everybody just keeps tweeting and tweeting and everybody has to react to that and then it becomes an issue.&nbsp;Wanna share your opinions or precious feelings? Sing a good song about it, that&#039;s how they did it in the very creative 1970s.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Willie Oleson, post: 320959, member: 8"] For all that cancel culture to protect our modern society from politically incorrect race/gender/sexual stereotypes I think it's interesting that these two black men have done a very bad job at it. There's Chris Rock capitalizing on the upbeat, clowny black man stereotype and then Will Smith reacts to it in a stereotypical uncivilized thuggish way. The politically incorrect stereotypical gay equivalent would be Chris Rock in high heels and Will Smith hitting him with a handbag while screaming "keep your hands off of man, bitch!" All these new rules about what you can't say and can't do...and I would totally support that if it would actually make this world a better place. But that's not happening at all. We're getting more rules [I]and[/I] it's getting worse. Smoking has been banned altogether - our precious children aren't even allowed to see cigarettes on display - and yet, smoking actors in movies and series hasn't been this popular since the 1960s, and it's not just the period dramas. Condemning the real smokers but capitalizing on that old-fashioned idea that smoking is cool and/or glamorous. So conniving and hypocritical. And everybody just keeps tweeting and tweeting and everybody has to react to that and then it becomes an issue. Wanna share your opinions or precious feelings? Sing a good song about it, that's how they did it in the very creative 1970s. [/QUOTE]

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