Makoeyes987
Listen closely, there is meaning in my words.
- AKA
- Smooth Criminal
It most certainly is.
Maybe the fact people saw a black guy murdered by police thanks to a knee on his neck for 8 minutes changed the perspective of folks regarding race relations in America. And Hollywood is apart of America.
So where is the proof of this? Because I can definitely show you public instances of actors being forced to step aside against their will and them going public on it. Please show me the evidence this really is a secret firing and they have to swallow their outrage and pretend to be woke while silently cursing their poor miserable luck of making millions and shit doing their role until now?
You literally wrote fiction just now.
Well I dunno. Let's look at history.
When white people stopped portraying black people on stage and in film in the early 20th Century, did we get more diversity or less diversity? Did you see more Amos and Andy garbage or less?
When men allowed women to perform on stage as women, did we get more diversity or less? Did we get more women playwrights, or less?
When straight people left gay roles for gay actors, did we get more diversity or less? Did we gain more Will and Grace stereotypes or less?
Hmm. I guess we only need to look at reality, instead of a hypothetical.
Maybe the fact people saw a black guy murdered by police thanks to a knee on his neck for 8 minutes changed the perspective of folks regarding race relations in America. And Hollywood is apart of America.
So where is the proof of this? Because I can definitely show you public instances of actors being forced to step aside against their will and them going public on it. Please show me the evidence this really is a secret firing and they have to swallow their outrage and pretend to be woke while silently cursing their poor miserable luck of making millions and shit doing their role until now?
You literally wrote fiction just now.
Well I dunno. Let's look at history.
When white people stopped portraying black people on stage and in film in the early 20th Century, did we get more diversity or less diversity? Did you see more Amos and Andy garbage or less?
When men allowed women to perform on stage as women, did we get more diversity or less? Did we get more women playwrights, or less?
When straight people left gay roles for gay actors, did we get more diversity or less? Did we gain more Will and Grace stereotypes or less?
Hmm. I guess we only need to look at reality, instead of a hypothetical.
around it will be awful.
