ThiefOfHearts:

who is this loon? I saw the movie Christmas Day, the day it came out. I never said you watched it in Nigeria, my comment was against NIGERIAN mentality in general. KKK wore sacs on their heads, not masks btw.

PhysicsQED:

I think you are confusing yourself in your eagerness to make an obnoxious comment.

The scene with the KKK-like group is a mask scene, not a "sacs on their head scene" and the things that they end up arguing about have been referred to as masks widely by people commenting on the movie. How can one say that a sack with holes cut out of it to hide the wearer's appearance while still allowing them to see isn't a mask? This is common sense. That would be a mask in any context anywhere in the world. There is no possible way to interpret my statement about masks or pleep's reference to a funny scene involving "masks" in the context of the film except with reference to the KKK-like mob if one has actually seen the movie. Claiming that we were referring to the metal masks that the slaves wore that were shown when Django and Schultz went to Mississippi makes no sense whatsoever and only a confused dumbass could mix up the two after already reading that the scene being talked about involved "the KKK guys and the Masks" (how pleep described it). As for "Nigerians laughing like hyenas" I don't care about whatever point you were trying to make there - it's not like you had an audience full of Nigerians that you were watching it with, so you don't know if many Nigerians watching it also cringed at the awful parts like other people would or were uncomfortable laughing at some of the funny scenes.

You were just looking for an avenue to express your loathing for the "Nigerian mentality", so you jumped at the first opening you thought you saw without even thinking about or understanding what was being said. And the scene with the masks was deliberately comical and meant to make that mob look dumb and ridiculous, so if people of any nationality laughed, it's not the end of the world or anything.

I assumed you hadn't seen the movie because I couldn't imagine that you could be so dumb that you didn't understand what pleep referred to and what I also referred to and agreed with him about. But I was wrong about that - you are that dumb. Now just admit to yourself that you misread pleep and me and move on.

ThiefOfHearts:

who is this loon? I saw the movie Christmas Day, the day it came out. I never said you watched it in Nigeria, my comment was against NIGERIAN mentality in general. KKK wore sacs on their heads, not masks btw.

shymexx:

So, what do you think about the movie in general and the story(disregard the use of the N-word)?

Personally, I think the movie tells a story that most black people can relate to and it shows us how docile we're even today... Just take a look at how docile and submissive those buff slaves were... Even Leonardo Dicaprio also referenced it in the movie - they had the numbers and power to free themselves from the shackles of slavery... However, they'd rather be slaves than be free.... And it's still the same thing today albeit we're suffering from mental slavery..

Samuel L. Jackson's role as uncle tom also shows how bad uncle-tomism is and I bet it would make most uncle toms feel bad about the kind of people they're...

White people should the traumatised ones after watching a black man kill all of them off without getting hurt - and watching him destroy the symbol of slavery and oppression... It's scary, to be honest... The movie also reenacts the long lost love between the black man and the black women - and it shows we need to start loving our women again...

In conclusion, nice story and great acting if we can stop being myopic and look beyond the superficial use of the N word...

Btw, I'm pro-black..

Logicboy03:

Are you white?

shymexx:

Do I look white to you?? The movie was talking to you and your ilk and your love for the white man's buffoonery called atheism - go figure... You have the power to break loose from another form of mental slavery, however, like the slaves in "Django Unchained" - you prefer slavery to freedom!!

I'll pray for you!!

shymexx:

Do I look white to you?? The movie was talking to you and your ilk and your love for the white man's buffoonery called atheism - go figure... You have the power to break loose from another form of mental slavery, however, like the slaves in "Django Unchained" - you prefer slavery to freedom!!

I'll pray for you!!

coogar:
where did you see the movie?
it's not out in the uk yet......the brits always get to see everything after the whole world must have seen it. useless suppressed people. the movie is out in nigeria but not yet out in britain.

shymexx: Today's slavery:

- Atheism.
- Abrahamic religions.
- Pseud-modernism.
- Uncle Tomsism and Aunt Tomasina-ism.
- Spookism.
- Eurocentrism.
- Black neo-conism and neo-liberalism.

Logicboy03:
What? I love Django Unchained!!!! Atheism is not a white thing. Dont be foolish. By the way the bible was used in enslaving religious fools like you.

You said that you were pro-black and thats why I asked you if you were white.

https://www.nairaland.com/1156477/django-unchained-catholic-chilldhood#13755974

Logicboy03:

You do know that atheism is not a religion?

shymexx:

Nah, atheism is just as white as Christianity as!!!

The original black man believed in a supreme being and we've always been spiritual people... However, the white man has never been a spiritual being, and christianity was his way to feel spiritual... And since christianity has served its purpose - hence why the white man moved to atheism a la the real him - go figure!!

shymexx:

Atheism will always be a religion since atheist also believe in something... You may not believe in the supreme being, however, most of you believe in the big bang, science, celebrate birthdays etc.. So, you definitely believe in something!!

Atheism is also a belief system, no matter how you lot try to twist it!

Logicboy03:
My grandmother did not speak english and grew up in a pagan religion/tradition. She didnt care for christ or Efa

My grandmother was an agnostic/atheist she didnt believe in any of the pagan rituals and clearly stated that her family came first and they were her whole life.

I dont know how you can read the minds of all our black ancestors to know that they all believed in god or gods. Many kings and people in my tradition went against the oracles or defied the sayings of the gods.

Japanese/chines have had secular doctrines lasting thousands of years ago. There are more than white and black people on this earth

shymexx:

You said your grandmother was agnostic, which means she believed in a supreme being - case closed...

Atheism is the new white man's religion - better watch out before you become a victim!

Logicboy03:
The case is truly closed on your ignorance. You dont know what agnostic means

ag·nos·tic (g-nstk)
n.
1.
a. One who believes that it is impossible to know whether there is a God.
b. One who is skeptical about the existence of God but does not profess true atheism.
2. One who is doubtful or noncommittal about something.

shymexx:

Nah, you're the ignorant one!!

Agnostic: a person who holds that the existence of the ultimate cause, as God, and the essential nature of things are unknown and unknowable, or that human knowledge is limited to experience.
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/agnostic

The 'unknown', 'human knowledge' and 'experience' should tell you all you need to know... If you are a good English student, you should know what they mean... Basically, you should know that [size=14pt] agnosticism means spirituality without a belief system[/size], or organised religion - and not the pseudo-lack-of-belief as practised by atheism... It's about the experience a la consciousness - not the fixation on something you can't prove... And since atheism lacks the experience/consciousness - they're two different things!!

And the experience/consciousness represents the supreme being - the unknowable and unexplainable!!

shymexx:

So, what do you think about the movie in general and the story(disregard the use of the N-word)?

Personally, I think the movie tells a story that most black people can relate to and it shows us how docile we're even today... Just take a look at how docile and submissive those buff slaves were... Even Leonardo Dicaprio also referenced it in the movie - they had the numbers and power to free themselves from the shackles of slavery... However, they'd rather be slaves than be free.... And it's still the same thing today albeit we're suffering from mental slavery..

Samuel L. Jackson's role as uncle tom also shows how bad uncle-tomism is and I bet it would make most uncle toms feel bad about the kind of people they're...

White people should the traumatised ones after watching a black man kill all of them off without getting hurt - and watching him destroy the symbol of slavery and oppression... It's scary, to be honest... The movie also reenacts the long lost love between the black man and the black women - and it shows we need to start loving our women again...
In conclusion, nice story and great acting if we can stop being myopic and look beyond the superficial use of the N word...

Btw, I'm pro-black..

Plarp: BS! that poor innocent unloved black women you are thinking off.... shes with a white man prolly was wet throughout the whole filming of this movie... with all those slave fantasies she has.

But every thing else you said is legit... in all honestly white ppl should be more offended from this movie than blacks. They were the ones getting shot and splattered everywhere

those low self-esteem slags and coons are in the minority...

Plarp: @ shymexx exactly... the more i think about django unchained the more i realize its practically a pro black movie. Its hard to fathom the a white mans motive for making a film like that other than to purposfully scare white ppl. The film touches on mentalities black people have that most of us are not even aware of. Tarantino clearly knows alot about the nigger mentality and thats a little strange...

But anyway, actually those are in the majority... and they are usually with black men.
Does this look like a girl with low self-esteem to you?

somalia9:


Well those who are weak get enslaved. My ancestors in somalia had negroid slaves from tanzania, uganda, kenya, and ethiopia. We were never enslaved.


Even 1991 when the U.N. , USA, EUROPEAN UNION, came to somalia, we fought until the THE WORLD said ' these people will keep dying as long as we are on their soil' AND THEY LEFT. LMAO


YOUR THE ONE WHO HAS BEEN FAILED BY YOUR OWN ANCESTORS. EVERY WHERE YOU NEGROIDS ARE, YOU ARE SLAVES. SOMALIS OWNED YOU, ETHIOPIANS OWNED YOU, ARABS OWNED YOU, AMERICANS OWNED YOU, EUROPEANS OWNED YOU.


NEVER SAW AN ENTIRE GROUP OF PEOPLE WHO ARE SO SUBMISSIVE AND WEAK AND YET LOOK LIKE BODY BUILDERS. THAT FUFU IS NOTHING IF YOUR JUST GONNA RAISE YOUR HANDS IN THE AIR AND BE ENLSAVED.

الملكي فوق الله: Aye Reality, get in here and tell us more stories about how your Cracker Boyfriend Mathew sat in the Movie theaters with you and Laughed in your Face every time a Caucasoid used the Word Niqqer.

Popcorn Flying out the Crackers Mouth onto your Bottom Lip, And you just let it sit there you worthless cooon, because you were too scared to remove your masters chewed corn and saliva from your self hating negroid lip without receiving his Permission.

SAFO: Been waiting to see this movie. Hopefully I can find a high quality torrent

It depends of where you're raised - most of the girls I was raised with don't find white men attractive... And I can proudly say that they're in the minority out here in the UK...

It might be different in Nigeria(Nigerians naturally have low self-esteem), or around Africa - but they're also in the minority in America as well..