Besides the poor production and dragging story line... It started out anti-nigger/immigrant.... But then 2 out of 3 "bad guys" on the bus were White. Then later some White dudes drug some women at a night club. Then there is a long, unnecessary sex scene as degenerate as anything to come out of Hollyjewood.
I turned it off half way through. IMO, I would not bother.
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>You are the one headcannoning things because you want this movie to be based.
That is how it looked to me? Call it my head cannon if you want. I think many see it the same as I have. The film doesn't have to explicitly line out the perfect version of your own ideological views, one for one, to have based true elements, my friend.
>At best, he's playing alienated Whites for money. At worst, this is demoralisation. Either way, it's a test to see if people can think critically when faced with bespoke propaganda.
Maybe so. I don't think there is anything so nefarious at work here. I think it's touched a nerve for some reason with many here because it comes close to presenting the reality that we want to expose, but doesn't go the full measure into presenting what they believe it should.
Again, that's because of who made it. Not because there is anything clandestine at work here, I believe. I look at this film akin to something like American History X, Romper Stomper or The Order.
These films were intentionally made to be propaganda against our ideology and to denigrate the people in our movement. You may be correct in assuming these are the same intentions with Citizen Vigilante. However, I think all those films inevitably became adopted by our guys for the kernels of truth present within them and eventually benefitted our purposes more than they ever did the subversives who created them. Just ask Tony Kaye how he feels about American History X.
That is how it looked to me? Call it my head cannon if you want. I think many see it the same as I have. The film doesn't have to explicitly line out the perfect version of your own ideological views, one for one, to have based true elements, my friend.
>At best, he's playing alienated Whites for money. At worst, this is demoralisation. Either way, it's a test to see if people can think critically when faced with bespoke propaganda.
Maybe so. I don't think there is anything so nefarious at work here. I think it's touched a nerve for some reason with many here because it comes close to presenting the reality that we want to expose, but doesn't go the full measure into presenting what they believe it should.
Again, that's because of who made it. Not because there is anything clandestine at work here, I believe. I look at this film akin to something like American History X, Romper Stomper or The Order.
These films were intentionally made to be propaganda against our ideology and to denigrate the people in our movement. You may be correct in assuming these are the same intentions with Citizen Vigilante. However, I think all those films inevitably became adopted by our guys for the kernels of truth present within them and eventually benefitted our purposes more than they ever did the subversives who created them. Just ask Tony Kaye how he feels about American History X.