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Originally Posted by Guest
I have another thought and these days when I have one I best write it down before I forget "ah what was I saying" 
How many of you recall the Disney Production of : Song of the South" , a story related by Uncle Remus to a group of children of the adventures of Brér Rabbit and his enemies Brér Fox and Brér Bear?
I had watch that movie as a kid and wondered why with all the Disney Production revivals being brought back to the movies and television, why not my favorite Song of the South. Well the answer came with a news article explaining that the left viewed the depiction of "Uncle Remus" as racially offense and that ended any chance of it be revived.
I viewed that character as a loving old uncle. Uncle Remus crossed racial lines brought us all together. It made me mad that hateful people had destroyed something good and memorial
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More Hollywood fakery. It wasn't like that. There weren't all these "wise old "Uncles"" that taught the kids and gave them wise saying to live by. It was an idealized version, the beginning of the propaganda that we're all "equal". MOST slaves were nothing more than ignorant "farm implements". There was no interaction...no more than you would with an ox or a horse. What would there be to talk about? Most were not understandable anyway with their own version of english. They're genetically still cave men...50,000 years of evolution behind. They had no written language, no wheel, no domestication of team animals. THAT is why they fail everywhere...genetics...they're not us.