Posted on 07/24/2016 10:27:59 AM PDT by Michael.SF.
My wife and I decided to go see the movie today. We went on line to search for seats. It is playing at 6 local theaters and everyone one we checked including some to far away, had at most a few seats remaining. This is a good sign that the word is spreading! Any one have a comment regarding the movie?
What’s the name of the movie and did you see it and if so what do you think?
Saw it yesterday. Loved the Obama one, too. Must see!
Every American should see this!
Why?
Are you in San Francisco?
We are leaving now, will report back later. Bottom line is we had to sit in row two or in separate seats. This held true for the 10-12 different times and/or theatres we checked.
No. Scottsdale Az. I should have been clear on that point. Thanks. The SF is a lingering from when I did live in the Bay Area (I was just too lazy to change the name)
Curious because I have a hard time thinking people in SF will vote for a Republican...or see an anti-Hillary movie.
Honestly, that is a loser mentality
This is why Trump is different, the man can sell snow to Eskimos
So why not the republican platform to San Francisco?
Maybe they are tired of the homeless crapping on their cars......
I wish D’Sousa would have really stressed the fact that the whole reason for the email deception was so that she as Secretary of State could run an international racket and collect billions through the Clinton Foundation by selling access and not get caught. There was so much good information in that movie that I can’t really remember if he made a direct connection or if he strongly implyed it, but I came away wishing he would have hit us over the head with it. It was a really well produced movie and extremely informative. Millennials must see. I urge parents to urge their millennial kids to see it, even buy them a ticket - on line (lol) - if they have to. It could spread by word of mouth through the millennials if just a few of them see it here and there.
I saw it with a Tea Party group Saturday night, showing was packed.
Saw it here in Manhattan last week.
A full house! People from all walks of life in the audience: white, black, professionals, students, etc.
I had read most of the history, but D’Souza told the story in a crisp, powerful way. I didn’t know much about Ida B. Wells, and D’Souza rightly portrayed her as a heroic figure.
I liked the scene in which Wilson followed the apparition of the Night Rider onto the White House lawn.
Excellent history lesson of the racism of the Democrat party, founded to defend slavery.
The information on how northern Democrats supported slavery and southern Republicans didn’t, so the Civil War wasn’t north versus south but pro-slavery versus anti-slavery.
The hard facts on the KKK killing one white Republican for every three or four blacks, being utterly Democratic.
Hard data on the purported switch of white Democrats to Republican, allowing Democrats to say Republicans are racist. Real data - fewer than 1% of Democrat elected officials changed to Republican. More of their base did as they prospered economically and started to leave the Democrat plantation.
The best indictment of Margret Sanger and her racist policies, plus video segments from the recent Planned Parenthood selling body parts and evil attitudes behind eugenics. That did make my teenaged daughter ill.
Ida B. Wells is discussed and portrayed, like pointing out how Democrats disarming blacks was done to make them easier to lynch. How she challenged Democratic leaders on rising segregation in the 1920s and would never become a Democrat in exchange for the small sops they gave people.
A good lesson on how the 1960s Civil Rights legislation only gave people the rights they already had after the Civil War that Democrats took away.
It is an excellent history lesson as well as a good in depth and detailed history of Hillary Clinton’s own immorality and hypocrisy.
I think it was on Zerohedge, but a black minister talked about how that movie “Birth of a Nation” sparked a two generation rise of the KKK - and how actual black violence against whites from the knockout game to calls for segregation and deaths of whites could lead to a far greater backlash because today’s attacks are real whereas the movie was fake.
What’s your review of it?
I’d like to hear you review of the in depth and detailed history of Hillary Clinton’s own immorality and hypocrisy. Anything or the same old stuff we’ve been hearing (which may very well be news to the younger crowd)?
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