pu7pl3:


its not Banned on the highseas...Nigeria doesn't even generate that much for Disney so fvck it

J2381:
haven't you been disgraced enough in this thread, with your embarrassing and narrow minded views that sinks as bad as your hairy unwashed anus. You anus loving douchebag.

What did I tell you about quoting me, your god? Bloody peasant.

Kaycee7:
Shouldn't it be a strong "No" seeing as you don't like certain sexual orientations "shoved in your face"?

Born2Freak:

In the old days, I would have given you the full history of your miserable life.

But I am a changed person now. Go and sin no more.

J2381:
Not necessarily no, especially when I can easily press fast forward.

It's the same with religion. When they come preaching, I press fast forward by leaving where they are. It's that simple.

Kaycee7:
So why are you happy about the ban then? It's obviously not much of a bother to you.

J2381:
Sharrap dia. Who wants to give me the history of my life, you? Of all people in this thread, you? JeromeBlack the insecure loser who's confuse about his sexuality the same way your father is confuse if he birth you?

I've long known you live in acute denial and self delusion. The internet is the only thing that gives your meaningless life a semblance of sense, yet you're rejected like a piece of soiled tissue paper, used to wipe the vagina of a 500 naira hoe.

Perish the thought the day a mocha pudita like you will give me the history of my awesome life. You useless piece human garbage. Shame took several light years back anytime your foolish moniker pops up.

Now get lost and run back inside the vagina that shat you into this horrid world you live in.

J2381:
The message the ban represents. Even Naira Marley's song is banned remember.

Hope you get what I mean.

Achilles100:




But did I lie?

Nickshrapnel:
I will sail that route this time, navigation will just be difficult considering the fact that it’s a new movie.

Nigeria’s cinema may not generate that much for Disney but Marvel movies ticket are amongst the most expensive, cinema owners would definitely not be happy with the decision to ban the movie.

Kaycee7:
So, hypocrisy. Noted!

J2381:
Ah you don't get it but still, it's your opinion and you're entitled to it.

Kaycee7:
"I want to watch this movie but I'm also happy it's been banned because there's a scene I don't like, even though said scene won't stop me from watching the movie."

Then there's the part where the country enacting said ban can't even provide security and basic amenities for its citizens.

H.Y.P.O.C.R.I.S.Y
Pharisees no do reach like this

J2381:
Choice and control bro.

I want to watch this movie yes, I'm happy it's banned because there's a scene I don't like. That's why there's the fast forward button, which still boils down to what I said earlier, choice and control. I have the choice of fast forwarding the scene(s) I don't like. That's why I hardly go to cinemas. Choice and control.
Yes I'm sure the FG is responsible for providing security in your very own flat, no?
The real hypocrites are the ones who sit behind their keypad and do nothing but complain on social media.

Ask them if they vote, they're give you lame excuses. Ask them if they pay their water bill, the same lame excuse. Ask them if they pay their electricity bill, they give lame excuse of "crazy bill". The life of the average Nigerian is full of blaming everybody but themselves.

You who is talking about the FG not being able to provide security and basic amenities. Do you pay your security bill? That's the real question.

J2381:
Choice and control bro.

I want to watch this movie yes, I'm happy it's banned because there's a scene I don't like. That's why there's the fast forward button, which still boils down to what I said earlier, choice and control. I have the choice of fast forwarding the scene(s) I don't like. That's why I hardly go to cinemas. Choice and control.

Yes I'm sure the FG is responsible for providing security in your very own flat, no?

The real hypocrites are the ones who sit behind their keypad and do nothing but complain on social media.

Ask them if they vote, they're give you lame excuses. Ask them if they pay their water bill, the same lame excuse. Ask them if they pay their electricity bill, they give lame excuse of "crazy bill". The life of the average Nigerian is full of blaming everybody but themselves.

You who is talking about the FG not being able to provide security and basic amenities. Do you pay your security bill? That's the real question.

Queenslander:
[s][/s]
smh
Stockholm syndrome, at its best..

All the ones that we've paid and still paying,. What exactly have the opportunistic mofos in asshole rock done with it?? Nothing. Absolutely nothing,. Nigeria is a failed state.. stop making excuses for the government..

Like I care, anyways..
I'm outta that shit hole for good!!

pu7pl3:


why did they ban it tho? There have been other movies with longer sex scenes that were not banned...even 50 shades of grey

Kaycee7:
"I hardly go to the cinemas" So basically those who regularly go don't matter then cos ban or no ban, you weren't likely to go to the cinema. At least, you're flaunting your selfishness. That's kinda honest.

Where's the sense in this statement?

My "security bill", whatever the hell that is, should be part of my taxes, which I pay. I pay my bills as well, as do those around me. Why exactly are you absolving the government of the blame for not providing the amenities I pay for? Maybe you're a government official. It would explain your apathy, for one.

J2381:
Bla bla bla. Never forget, leaders/politicians are gotten from the people. In other words, this same idiots who break rules and feel good about it and call it their God given right, are the same ones who are elected into office.

I'm sure you think Imo state is the same with Lagos state for you to make that statement as regard the bolded.

Anyway, since "you're out of that sh1t hole for good". Wherever you are, if you use VPN to download movies, know that you were part of the problem in Nigeria and you're a thief.

Shikena.

Queenslander:

I guess Lagos is heaven on Earth..
The el Dorado of our time.. a place of fabulous wealth and opportunity.
The minimum wage there is $15 an hour.. same as New York ..

Problem is, pray your building doesn't collapse.. ☹️

J2381:
Actually in Nigeria, Lagos is heaven on earth (depend on where you live though)

My dear, my building can't collapse. I don't bite what I can't chew. I never do that because I know myself.

Anyway, congrats on leaving this sh1t hole, I pray you don't get shot or get harassed because of the colour of your skin.
I'll hate it very much to see a regular of this thread became a victim of Black Life Matters.

Kaycee7:
"I want to watch this movie but I'm also happy it's been banned because there's a scene I don't like, even though said scene won't stop me from watching the movie."

Then there's the part where the country enacting said ban can't even provide security and basic amenities for its citizens.

H.Y.P.O.C.R.I.S.Y
Pharisees no do reach like this

J2381:
of course they matter, that's why they have other Avenue of watching the movie. Like I said, Naira Marley's song is banned but it doesn't mean it's not still played? Choice bro, and control.
Oh brother. "I'm sure the FG is responsible for providing security in your own flat" simply mean most houses have a security guard attached to their house (especially in Lagos) So also many street now mount gates and employ a night guard there. I believe they call them 'olode' in yoruba.

Now tell me why those people who do such didn't wait for the FG to do that for them? Dude there's a reason why they say "charity begins at home".
Your security bill should be part of your taxes? guy please stop Abeg.

Like I told Queenslander. The same rogues who cheat the government everyday, are the same individuals who will contest for elected office, and when they win, will do nothing but loot and still say "before I became an elected official what did the government do for me".

J2381:
of course they matter, that's why they have other Avenue of watching the movie. Like I said, Naira Marley's song is banned but it doesn't mean it's not still played? Choice bro, and control.
Oh brother. "I'm sure the FG is responsible for providing security in your own flat" simply mean most houses have a security guard attached to their house (especially in Lagos) So also many street now mount gates and employ a night guard there. I believe they call them 'olode' in yoruba.

Now tell me why those people who do such didn't wait for the FG to do that for them? Dude there's a reason why they say "charity begins at home".
Your security bill should be part of your taxes? guy please stop Abeg.

Like I told Queenslander. The same rogues who cheat the government everyday, are the same individuals who will contest for elected office, and when they win, will do nothing but loot and still say "before I became an elected official what did the government do for me".

J2381:

Oh brother. "I'm sure the FG is responsible for providing security in your own flat" simply mean most houses have a security guard attached to their house (especially in Lagos) So also many street now mount gates and employ a night guard there. I believe they call them 'olode' in yoruba.
Now tell me why those people who do such didn't wait for the FG to do that for them? Dude there's a reason why they say "charity begins at home".