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the moral of the story is that blacktivists just get black people killed and destroy communities, also the only people that support them are literally retarded
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I like to think that no one did the right thing even though the director thinks the blacks were right
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The choke looks so poorly and loosely applied I thought the black guy was meant to be faking having been rendered unconscious when I watched it.
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he just changed it post BLM, but he always said it was intended to be open-ended.
Really, the theme of heat plays a major part of the plot. A lot of that shit got exerted because it was so fucking hot and everyone was on edge.

If you lived in a neighborhood like that, you could see what Spike was going for. People just do crazier things when it's hot and that was a time where you probably had one A/C in the entire house and you couldn't turn it on until sunset.



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