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I can't believe all of this stuff is happening. It is almost like a propaganda war is being waged against the conservative populace of this country to eventually bring to bear forces to destroy it. We do not live like the characters in that movie and to bring it out now tries to paint every white person with the same racist brush found in that movie. This is all senseless and insane given the eventual results.

Although well-writtena and well-filmed, I believe a far more sinister motive exists for the release of this film at this time other than a profit, documentary or other noble cause.

My post #35 mentioned slightly wrongly the film hero- Billy Jack, not Billy Joe. He kicked and smashed "rednecks" all very tempting of course to build up hatred in the audience for his victims.

Since then I was informed that in the film, "The Help" the figure was drawn of a haughty, snooty upper class white female. It seems that if she did not like her servants, she fired them. Further to that, she spread rumours that they had stolen from her- a sort of "blacklist" no doubt.

If this is wrong, I stand to be corrected. In Orwell's 1984, a hate figure was created. Anyone who was wrongly accused of theft, knows the inner agony of that. The snooty woman is the usual "hate figure". Just the same as in the film "Edge of the City" (1957) with Poitier, Cassavetes and Warden. A white man played by Warden, was the most loathsome piece of human debris.

This is what the left does best. They portrayed William Jennings Bryan in the film about the Scopes trial, as a bible punching bigot. Which was likely a bunch of biased nonsense.