When will liberals start calling for destruction of old movies? (generations, parade)

[NewbieHere]

I’m waiting until they raze down the pyramids, it’s built by slaves.

[Leona Valley]

Digital movies, songs, books can vanish. Get copies that aren’t digital.

[Patriotic Dissent]

Originally Posted by MTSilvertip

Try to get Song of the South.

I own a copy.

[Oldglory]

Originally Posted by PotatoMan

Movies that give a good picture of just how good life was in the US before uncontrolled immigration, Democratic welfare policies that have destroyed our once beautiful cities and poisoned our youth?

And not just movies, TV programs like Father Knows Best, Leave it to Beaver, Highway Patrol, The Waltons...just name them.

I think they already attacked "Gone with the Wind". It's only a matter of time before they destroy everything about this country and it's history.

[VA Yankee]

Originally Posted by bus man

Or Birth of a Nation.

Well there's a classic I ain't heard mentioned in a while hell this picture was protested when it came out as racist and false, it was the KKK recruiting film and the first attempt at selling the Lost Cause Mythology.

[vkhmini]

They can't get them all, thanks to VHS, DVD and Blu Ray. I have quite a few on different formats.

Nice try, losers!

[vkhmini]

Originally Posted by Dementia Joe B

Glad you are not. The problem is way too many Libs are now and they are going to destroy everything that was once fun in life. They want to bring everyone down to the same level of misery as them.

Not happening!

Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6bWyhj7siEY

[jetgraphics]

Originally Posted by CCrest182

Nobody can un-write or rewrite history, no matter how much they want to, or how bad they think that history is "bad".

I disagree.

Simple questionnaire to illustrate the situation.

A. The people of the United States of America are promised (1) a democracy, (2) a republic or (3) a republican form of government.
B. The supreme law of the land is (1) the Declaration of Independence, (2) Articles of Confederation, or (3) the U.S. Constitution.
C. In America, Governments are (1) instituted to secure endowed rights, or (2) the sources of civil and political rights, or (3) all of the above, or (4) none of the above.
D. American citizens are (1) the bosses of the government they elect, (2) the servants of their sovereign governments.
E. Americans are endowed rights and powers by (1) democratically elected governments, (2) appointed officers, or (3) their Creator.
F. Governments in America can only (1) secure endowed rights, not grant them, (2) govern those who consent, which waives rights or (3) all of the above, or (4) none of the above.
G. Social Security (national socialism) is (1) mandatory, (2) voluntary.
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Answers:
A3B1C3D2E3F3G2

References:
A. Art. 4, Sec. 4, USCON
B. Since the USCON (Art. 6) is the supreme law, and it guarantees a republican form, established by the Declaration of Independence (and further stated in Art IV of Confederation), the Declaration is the supreme law of the land. Thus government’s job #1 = secure rights, job #2 = govern those who consent.
C. Declaration of Independence - citizens have privileges and immunities
D. Citizens are subjects, bound to perform mandatory civic duties.
E. Declaration of Independence - people have rights and powers
F. Declaration of Independence - American governments serve the people, but rule the citizenry
G. Social Security Act of 1935 - it is not compulsory, nor are non-participants punished


Not 1 in 100,000 Americans can accurately define the republican form of government, its source and origin, believing that it means a "constitutional republic" or that we're a democracy (which we are NOT).
The republican form existed BEFORE the USCON, and has no bearing on what a majority elects or which candidate wins.

[oldcarguy49]

Originally Posted by Dementia Joe B

I have been amassing a huge Blu Ray collection, so the Lib Man can't take them away from me.

You already said that before again Joe... Where the football?

[bus man]

Originally Posted by VA Yankee

Well there's a classic I ain't heard mentioned in a while hell this picture was protested when it came out as racist and false, it was the KKK recruiting film and the first attempt at selling the Lost Cause Mythology.

Yes, I know. In fact, it was considered so racist even back when it was made that they made Intolerance to counter it. (I've never actually seen Birth of a Nation; Intolerance is the oldest movie I've ever seen.) But my point is, I don't like destroying and erasing things, even things that are offensive. I'd rather they be left alone, so that we can judge for ourselves how offensive they may be.