BushidoBrown
Superstar
the usual suspects, the CACxis of evil
Variety
The Root
CaCplex
Buzfeed
Jezebell
Huffington Post "Black" voices
EDIT: full interview -
Nate Parker
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Nate Parker has No Apologies *UPDATED, Full 60 minutes Interview added*
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the usual suspects, the CACxis of evil
Variety
The Root
CaCplex
Buzfeed
Jezebell
Huffington Post "Black" voices
EDIT: full interview -
Nate Parker
He should've kept this stance from the outset. HE was exonerated of ALL charges by a trial of peers. George Zimmerman isn't running around apologizing for murder and neither should Nate Parker.
Mr. Somebody
Friend Of A Friend
How can you feel guilty about an allegation?
How would you apologize for an allegation?
If anything he should be apologizing to the Lord asking for forgiveness and feeling guilty about having premarital sex.
It's so demonic, friends.
How would you apologize for an allegation?
If anything he should be apologizing to the Lord asking for forgiveness and feeling guilty about having premarital sex.
It's so demonic, friends.
Don't say you're sorry if you did nothing wrong. "Hurt feelings" don't get apologies.
onelastdeath
Banned
You can be sorry the situation happened, without being sorry about what didn't happen.
The whole situation is unfortunate, but he didn't rape her, so
Apologizing would be indirectly admitting guilt.
Also, like I said. Its not surprising theyre doing this on the leadup to a film about Nat Turner and his black led uprising against racist white people.
Especially with the symbolism the movie will provide and especially with the current racial climate of the country.
Them folks weren't gone let this movie take off without any controversy surrounding it to distract from the very serious message behind the film.
Which is, we ARE coming. And we CAN'T be stopped.
The whole situation is unfortunate, but he didn't rape her, so
Apologizing would be indirectly admitting guilt.
Also, like I said. Its not surprising theyre doing this on the leadup to a film about Nat Turner and his black led uprising against racist white people.
Especially with the symbolism the movie will provide and especially with the current racial climate of the country.
Them folks weren't gone let this movie take off without any controversy surrounding it to distract from the very serious message behind the film.
Which is, we ARE coming. And we CAN'T be stopped.
onelastdeath
Banned
Nate Parker said:
Let's also not forget he was 19 when this happen. A white man is 19 and does this, he was "just a kid".
No one holds Mark Wahlbergs past over his head, or any of those other white people who have done foul ass shyt in their youth. Not allegations, shyt that has been confirmed.
Hell, Brock Turner DID rape a woman and he got 3 months in jail and his father and the judge saying "He shouldn't pay the rest of his life for getting a little action"
I mean cmon.
MidniteDejavu
Rookie
Jacked from the Yahoo comment section:
"For those planning to boycott the film because of the accusations, here is a long list of celebrities whose films (or music) you should also boycott due to having been convicted, accused or simply championed violence against women and children:
-Roman Polanski raped a 13-year-old and has since won an Oscar to a standing ovation.
-Sean Connery is the celebrated embodiment of rugged cool, who has openly championed beating women in order to keep ’em in line.
-Bill Murray has been accused by his ex-wife of repeated, brutal physical abuse.
-Rick James was arrested for torturing and sexually abusing a woman for three days straight, only to have his image rehabilitated by Dave Chappelle years later.
-John Lennon is one of the most worshipped artists who has ever drawn breath, and he has copped to battering the $#@% out of women."
"For those planning to boycott the film because of the accusations, here is a long list of celebrities whose films (or music) you should also boycott due to having been convicted, accused or simply championed violence against women and children:
-Roman Polanski raped a 13-year-old and has since won an Oscar to a standing ovation.
-Sean Connery is the celebrated embodiment of rugged cool, who has openly championed beating women in order to keep ’em in line.
-Bill Murray has been accused by his ex-wife of repeated, brutal physical abuse.
-Rick James was arrested for torturing and sexually abusing a woman for three days straight, only to have his image rehabilitated by Dave Chappelle years later.
-John Lennon is one of the most worshipped artists who has ever drawn breath, and he has copped to battering the $#@% out of women."
Exactly. fukk all those cacs who want him to apologize. Let the white tears commence.
his laugh just made my day
BushidoBrown
Superstar
Mark Wahlberg and Brock Turner also not pushing images and narratives of violently remorseleslly dismantling white power and oppression on some eye for an eye shyt either
Powerful.
onelastdeath
Banned
This one has Always confused the fukk out of me. It's not even that he doesn't get Criticism. It's that somehow this man became the face of world peace and had a deep history in going upside women's heads. And so few people know about it.
You think of him and you think this
And not about him beating his wives and abusing his sons, being a racist.
Perception. Propaganda.
Forgot to add CLINT EASTWOOD...
Doobie Doo
Veteran
fukk apologies.
I read some article on Variety this morning.
Nate Parker’s ‘Birth of a Nation’ Exploits My Sister All Over Again (Guest Column)
"In the years that followed, Nate Parker became a well-known actor. It tormented my sister to see him thrive while she was still struggling. "
hating ass chickShe should kill herself
"In 2012, she committed suicide. It took me more than two years to not cry uncontrollably every day over her loss."
Suicide isn't funny, her's is tho
Not comparable