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Originally posted by esecallumits a well known pyschological fact that people with problems often express then in their output.
by making blacks appear stupid and look inferior he messages his ego by feeling superior by using the pecking order symbolism.he was bullied therefore he bullies the next one below him..i.e blacks.
its very probable at school he was bullied and called names.
do you understand now?
Originally posted by esecallum
Peter Jackson is fat with a beard and moustache and wears glasses and he made this film deliberately racist to divert attention due to his frustration in getting a girl to go out with him.
For example when YOU see a banana you automatically associate it with monkeys and black people because of the 60 years of associated imagery in your head from books,magazines,tv,movies.
Originally posted by WolfofWar
Sorry ese, but this is obviously some subconscious freudian issues your dealing with here. The only people that are seeing this is you, and your the one making these things racist. If anything that only prooves YOUR the racist.
Originally posted by ArchangelOfCool
I'm quite interested to see now, how he'd like to explain another way for people who have never seen "civilisation" to act.
It makes no sense.
You can't be racist for showing things as they are. The people who lived on Skull Is. lived that way, showing their way of life is hardly racist. Unless of course you'd like to say that National Geographic is racist for all its shows.
Originally posted by esecallum
You have to accept the sad fact that many white people deep down hate blacks and wish they were all dead.
Originally posted by esecallum
Your assertion you did not think of sex while watching King Kong IS A LIE.
Every survey indicates men think of sex every 35 secods and women every 90 seconds.
Originally posted by ArchangelOfCool
This is the funniest thread I've read in a long time! I've been wrongly quoted twice, and I don't think I've ever laughed as hard as I did when I read darkelf's comment.
Anyway, back to the topic.
I want to know how you'd expect people that have lived on an island in the middle of the ocean with no european contact whatsoever to act? Would they speak english and live in cottages sipping tea? Or perhaps live in a more primal way...as they are shown to in King Kong?
We all know the primal instincts of humanity are mostly violent ones and that's a sad fact. So the most basic people, people who as of yet haven't been shown an outside way of life, would act as they would in their most simple form, with the most simple emotions and ways of thinking. There are two ways to show them. Wild "savages" or curious, almost childlike, people. They live on an island with giant monsters everywhere I think they would lean towards being violent in order to be able to protect themselves....hmm....think about it
Originally posted by Athenion
And yes, I understand that Peter Jackson played off of the xenophobic idea that foreign cultures are hostile and different, but firstly, that is frequently a historical truth, for example the White Europeans attacking and killing millions of Native Americans, to the Zulus attacking the English settlements, to the Mongols attacking Rome to the Crusades. Whenever there are two different cultures with language and cultural barriers, there is going to be fear and xenophobia, and quite frequently, violence.
But, I think you are forgetting the fact that the "savages" on Skull Island were not the only black people portrayed in the movie. Did you forget that one of the most noble, self sacrificing, and caring characters was a black guy? As a white person, should I be complaining that the white people in the movie were portrayed as xenophobic conquerers, only interested in exploiting the natural world for money? Because I could just as easily claim Peter Jackson was being racist against white people.
Again, i think you're just projecting your disgust from the old movie onto the new one.
Originally posted by esecallum
And i can prove it by quoteing someone who is black and from his perspective....