Mssr. Snappy

@Yoda62343087 @umapessoa654611 @jondelarroz That isn’t true at all. People have been dragging Nolan over this, but let’s not pretend Lupita is innocent in the matter. He shouldn’t have turned the role black and she shouldn’t have taken it.

@MssrSnappy @umapessoa654611 @jondelarroz Both aren’t getting the same energy. In fact, the white side who created the role is getting none, yet an entire race is being dragged because of that role being filled by a willing actor. It’s dumb as hell.

Hollywood is race-swapping Betty Boop. Quinta Brunson will play a white Jazz Age animated character whose entire visual identity has been consistent for 96 years. Matt Walsh called it out. Discussing Film blocked him and turned off replies. This is the same pattern as Helen of Troy cast as Black in the new Odyssey film, The Little Mermaid, Snow White, and a dozen others. None of them outperform their budgets. All of them get the same press treatment: celebrate the casting, block the critics. Discussing Film blocks ME too, by the way. 2.8 million followers, billing itself as a home for "healthy and liberating discussion," and they block anyone who doesn't shill. The agenda is not subtle at this point. Who is this for?

@Yoda62343087 @umapessoa654611 @jondelarroz Both are lacking integrity in the matter.

@MssrSnappy @umapessoa654611 @jondelarroz They - actors - are taking jobs created by whites. ‘They’ aren’t creating the jobs. The creator never had a white woman in mind to play that part. Period. He’s got everyone talking about it - no such thing as bad press. And idiots are laying blame with the actor and her race?

@Yoda62343087 @umapessoa654611 @jondelarroz Right. What they are doing is far worse. They are taking white characters, from pop culture, mythology, and even real history and saying “it doesn’t matter that they are white” and then changing their race on screen and they hope in minds as well. Great Replacement.

@MssrSnappy @umapessoa654611 @jondelarroz They aren’t cosplaying white people. Make up is not necessary. It’s not ‘White Chicks’. Nor is it their call what they look like. They either take the job or they don’t. Back in the day, the white industry Blacked up whites to deny Blacks. The industry is still white.

@zBrutallyHonest @lt4kicks Jaxson Dart never went after one of his own teammates on a public forum.

@lt4kicks So Jaxson Dart has the privilege to be political, exercise his free speech and introduce what's widely known as a corrupt cretin of a President, potentially dividing the locker room but Abdul Carter has to shut his mouth and play football? Is that how it works?

The locker room is a sacred place because it brings together everyone from all walks of life and beliefs for one common goal. Calling a teammate out publicly for his political views and to get attention is nasty work.

The Giants should think seriously about trading Abdul Carter while they can. A man who will publicly throw his teammate under the bus like this will tear apart a locker room and can’t be trusted.

@JasonLaCanfora Haha

Wealthy white guy who benefitted directly from primarily black men manning the most dangerous positions so he could make millions kicking a football has no problem with white QB backing a racist, fascist, criminal scumbag but the black guy is the problem. MAGA is systemic racism

@_jonbowlin We know he is a man and he is depicted as a man.

@MssrSnappy It does when you don’t know what He looked like and pray to the image you have made

Roman Catholics have a remarkable ability to violate the 2nd commandment

@Hezekiah_Judge @_jonbowlin I’d say it’s pretty relevant actually.

@MssrSnappy @_jonbowlin Not.... Really relevant to the conversation my dude.

@Hezekiah_Judge @_jonbowlin It’s an images of God made flesh, depicting his humanity. Just as He came to us, as one of us.

@MssrSnappy @_jonbowlin It does, because you are making an image of God

Jaxson Dart: I'm grateful, I'm honored, I'm pleasured to introduce the 45th and 47th president of the United States of America, President Donald J. Trump.

@Yoda62343087 @umapessoa654611 @jondelarroz No, what’s going on now is that blacks are playing white characters and don’t even have the decency to put on some type of white face. At least back in the day when whites played characters of other races they would try to look like that race.

@MssrSnappy @umapessoa654611 @jondelarroz Nothing stays the same. Not so long ago, pretty much every Black character was killed off at some point - we used to take bets on how long they’d last. What’s going on now, is Blacks can be leads. And live. Especially when the character’s race is not a pillar of the made up story

@Yoda62343087 @umapessoa654611 @jondelarroz Cool. You do see how that is different from what is going on now, don’t you?

@MssrSnappy @umapessoa654611 @jondelarroz Yes

@DCsDoctorFate @Ddyritz Ok. And what makes you say that?

@MssrSnappy @Ddyritz Hes as real as Hercules was my friend

See unlike racists i genuinely HATE race bending for the shear fact that its r*tarded. Jesus if he was real was not WHITE he would have been BROWN almost sandy in tone. But we wont be seeing people in uproar in this because racism has take over common sense

@Yoda62343087 @umapessoa654611 @jondelarroz Right. So the white actors still typically played those characters as the race those characters were meant to be, correct?

@MssrSnappy @umapessoa654611 @jondelarroz No - the characters race was central to the stories. It mattered.

@DCsDoctorFate He looks similar to classical Christian iconography and the man in the Shroud.

@DCsDoctorFate @Ddyritz Actually, he is real.

@Ddyritz He wasnt real. But if he were based on geographical location he would have not been white

@Yoda62343087 @umapessoa654611 @jondelarroz I see… and when white people played characters of other races, did they make those characters white?

@MssrSnappy @umapessoa654611 @jondelarroz That others races had to stand by and watch as their characters were played by other races - like Cleopatra. And yet, they weren’t replaced. They’re still here. The genocide by cinema failed to materialise.

@Yoda62343087 @umapessoa654611 @jondelarroz Do you have a particular point about the first 100 years of cinema?

@umapessoa654611 @MssrSnappy @jondelarroz Let’s just forget the first 100 years of cinema and make it all about the last 2. Um, a boohoo!

@iamalmostlegend Mel wanted the actor playing Jesus to look like the man on the Shroud of Turin.

In keeping with the outrage over the casting authenticity of The Odyssey—Jesus, and everyone else in the cast should be played by modern Palestinians and Israeli Arabs of the region where they all existed during that time. Can’t believe Mel Gibson has been influenced by woke.