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Re: Not fake news ... fake black news
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Sep 19, 2020, 5:22:01 PM9/19/20
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"Eric@" wrote in message news:rk5ntr$fkf$1...@dont-email.me...
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> COMING TO A THEATRE NEAR YOU:
Speaking of theaters: You'd have to have rocks
in your head to see ANY movie in a nigrified city.
Chris Rock: "You can't go see a movie, you know why? 'Cause niggers
is shooting at the screen ('This movie's so good I gotta bust a cap
in here!')"
From "The Late Great City of Detroit":
"Although it is nearly impossible for anyone not familiar with the city to
imagine the texture of life in Detroit, a recent incident at a movie theater
captures the atmosphere. When the Americana 8 theater had its first showing
of the Eddie Murphy movie, Harlem Nights, the crowd was so large and
unmanageable that ushers stopped checking for tickets. Nearly 1,500 people
pushed into the theater, filling the seats and aisles. As they waited for
the movie to begin, some people passed around bottles of liquor, and others
danced on the stage in front of the movie screen. The theater manager was
worried by the unruly crowd, and started the movie with the house lights on.
"A few minutes into the movie, some men got into a fist fight. The manager
stopped the show and called the police, who restored quiet. Shortly after
the movie started up again, a group of women began fighting and the movie
was stopped. Theater personnel were able to make peace and the movie started
again. Yet another fight broke out, the movie was stopped, order was
restored, and the movie started up again. Then, just as the Eddie Murphy
movie character loosed a burst of gunfire, someone in the audience started
firing.
"Two men in the theater were wounded, and most of the audience ran out of
the building in a panic. One woman was in such a rush that she was hit by a
passing car and badly injured. When police and first aid personnel arrived,
they were duly fired on. They returned fire, wounding their assailant. It
would be wrong to call this a typical Friday night at the movies, but the
city has long gone numb to savagery of this kind."
http://tinyurl.com/ms7unb9
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> COMING TO A THEATRE NEAR YOU:
Speaking of theaters: You'd have to have rocks
in your head to see ANY movie in a nigrified city.
Chris Rock: "You can't go see a movie, you know why? 'Cause niggers
is shooting at the screen ('This movie's so good I gotta bust a cap
in here!')"
From "The Late Great City of Detroit":
"Although it is nearly impossible for anyone not familiar with the city to
imagine the texture of life in Detroit, a recent incident at a movie theater
captures the atmosphere. When the Americana 8 theater had its first showing
of the Eddie Murphy movie, Harlem Nights, the crowd was so large and
unmanageable that ushers stopped checking for tickets. Nearly 1,500 people
pushed into the theater, filling the seats and aisles. As they waited for
the movie to begin, some people passed around bottles of liquor, and others
danced on the stage in front of the movie screen. The theater manager was
worried by the unruly crowd, and started the movie with the house lights on.
"A few minutes into the movie, some men got into a fist fight. The manager
stopped the show and called the police, who restored quiet. Shortly after
the movie started up again, a group of women began fighting and the movie
was stopped. Theater personnel were able to make peace and the movie started
again. Yet another fight broke out, the movie was stopped, order was
restored, and the movie started up again. Then, just as the Eddie Murphy
movie character loosed a burst of gunfire, someone in the audience started
firing.
"Two men in the theater were wounded, and most of the audience ran out of
the building in a panic. One woman was in such a rush that she was hit by a
passing car and badly injured. When police and first aid personnel arrived,
they were duly fired on. They returned fire, wounding their assailant. It
would be wrong to call this a typical Friday night at the movies, but the
city has long gone numb to savagery of this kind."
http://tinyurl.com/ms7unb9
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