Liam Neeson Recalls Wanting To Kill Any 'Black Bastard' After A Friend Was Raped (supporter, flag)
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We all have dark thoughts. Neeson confessed one of his.
What matter is that he DIDN'T and HASN'T chosen violence, not that he thought about it however long ago.
Edited to add: His new movie is about an obsessed father seeking revenge against the people who killed his son, which is why the subject came up in this interview. He shouldn't have said it, but it's not like he just blurted it out at random.
I don't believe for one second you did not wish revenge. You just didn't announce it like he did.
Then don't believe me. Like I said, I didn't go on and lash out on Whites as a whole or Hispanics as a whole. I had some anger issues, but I never the urge to lash out at a particular race or ethnicity. I made sure not to be like that. That would make me no better than the persons bullying and hurting me. If I had gone down the route of racial resentment, I would not have made some of the friends I did make, many who happened to be White and Hispanic.
Good for Neesom not being intimidated into the leftist narrative. Perhaps since his wife died he realized life was too short to be bullied by showbiz nincompoops' virtue signalling.
Hearing these dark thoughts from Neeson does give me reason to be concerned, even fearful. I am a Black man, and I often have to wonder what some people might think of me. I sometimes wonder if some persons do fear. I'm not a large guy by any means. However, there are times when I do wonder if someone looks down on me, or even fears me. And then I have to think how things historically have been, with Black people, especially Black men, being looked down on and feared, regardless of whether Blacks were committing crimes or not. And then I hear this from Liam Neeson. I wonder if it could be me that might get killed. I don't like wondering if someone fears me or looks down on me. I can't do much about some criminal who happens to be Black, other than turn said person over to the police if I see a crime committed. Thugs don't listen to anyone and don't really care if they themselves live or die. I care though. I'm trying to live my best life.
I thought about someone who lost a family member at the hands of criminals who happened to be Black. As sorry as I was that she lost a family member, I also thought about this: Is this going to give her more reason to hate Black people? This did cross my mind.
What Liam Neeson described is how boys like Trayvon Martin end up dead. When a black person is carrying the weight of all black sins and assumed as guilty & are walking targets for justice seeking vigilante white people. Are we meant to praise him cause he didn’t find a victim?
What Liam Neeson described is how boys like Trayvon Martin end up dead. When a black person is carrying the weight of all black sins and assumed as guilty & are walking targets for justice seeking vigilante white people. Are we meant to praise him cause he didn’t find a victim?
What Liam Neeson described is how boys like Trayvon Martin end up dead. When a black person is carrying the weight of all black sins and assumed as guilty & are walking targets for justice seeking vigilante white people. Are we meant to praise him cause he didn’t find a victim?
No, you're supposed to praise him for the courage to admit this in a society that wants to demonize people for these thoughts. People will have these thoughts irregardless if you demonize them, but the only way forward is honest conversation.
What Liam Neeson described is how boys like Trayvon Martin end up dead. When a black person is carrying the weight of all black sins and assumed as guilty & are walking targets for justice seeking vigilante white people. Are we meant to praise him cause he didn’t find a victim?
You hit the nail on the head there. This is something I personally wonder about. I do wonder how some people will perceive me.
Hearing these dark thoughts from Neeson does give me reason to be concerned, even fearful. I am a Black man, and I often have to wonder what some people might think of me. I sometimes wonder if some persons do fear. I'm not a large guy by any means. However, there are times when I do wonder if someone looks down on me, or even fears me. And then I have to think how things historically have been, with Black people, especially Black men, being looked down on and feared, regardless of whether Blacks were committing crimes or not. And then I hear this from Liam Neeson. I wonder if it could be me that might get killed. I don't like wondering if someone fears me or looks down on me. I can't do much about some criminal who happens to be Black, other than turn said person over to the police if I see a crime committed. Thugs don't listen to anyone and don't really care if they themselves live or die. I care though. I'm trying to live my best life.
I thought about someone who lost a family member at the hands of criminals who happened to be Black. As sorry as I was that she lost a family member, I also thought about this: Is this going to give her more reason to hate Black people? This did cross my mind.
I understand what you are saying, but I don't think someone like Neeson is someone you should worry about.
In my opinion, (and this is nothing but an opinion), the ONLY trustworthy people are the ones who won't pretend to be perfect all the time.
Neeson also said, he now feels ashamed about it.
I know a person who is the social justice warrior type who cannot stand Republicans or Donald Trump. He once said, "All (yes, you heard me right, ALL) black people walk around with a constant chip on their shoulder feeling like the whole world owes them something" Of course he said it behind closed doors, he would never admit it in the classroom. (He was a college professor.)
I have a very close friend who didn't like black folks at all when he was a teenager. He completely changed his views after he joined Marine Corps. He always says, "I used to use N word, I'd admit it, but now I realized I was just being stupid." He is one of the most loving man I have known my entire life.
You cannot judge a person based on their past thought. When somebody admit they used to be wrong and they can face themselves honestly, give them credit and accept them as the people they are today. At least this is what I would do.
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