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MILO: Dear Netflix People, Stop Race-Baiting


MILO: Dear Netflix People, Stop Race-Baiting http://www.breitbart.com/milo/2017/02/10/milo-dear-netflix-sod-off/

Will [Netflix] be as shocked as their left-wing compatriots when they experience a harsh blowback to injecting identity politics into well…everything?

I’m referring of course to the announcement this week of a new original show, Dear White People, an adaptation of a 2014 movie by the same name. Basically it’s an opportunity for spoilt brats of color to lecture ordinary Americans on how unconsciously racist they still are — you know, just the sort of social-justice finger-wagging that lost Hillary the election and makes decent people everywhere gag and heave and run for the hills.

That must be it, otherwise we must confront some depressing alternatives. Can it possibly be that a pitch meeting for a Netflix series can sound like this: “We’re going to take the worst idea MTV ever had, add in a healthy amount of Buzzfeed and spice up the blend with the same disdain for regular Americans that drove the white working class away from the Democrat party and which makes even people on our own side of the political divide absolutely hate us! Yeah!”

An astonishing 91 per cent of the votes on the Dear White People announcement are negative. To put this in perspective, a mere 77 per cent of the votes on the diabolical Ghostbusters trailer were negative. Congratulations, Netflix, you’ve made the worst movie I have ever seen look like it got a warm reception in comparison.

And we should view this PR disaster in a wider context: social justice is tanking, and the public appetite for and tolerance of far-left identity politics coming to a juddering halt. Journalists and commentators like to describe America as “divided,” as though these are just two sides moving further apart from each other.

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I'm hoping that's satire. If it's not, the troll got trolled. I love Milo.

What, you thought I was being serious? 

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How...ironic coming from him?

He should SUPPORT the show.

But I guess that's too inconvenient for his target audience.

Let's make fun of feminists, blacks, but not yuppie white people!


You're never fully dressed without a smile.

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You know, he only dates BLACK MEN. So, you gonna say he's making fun of black people?

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And the way he talks about his relationships feels less like actual love or admiration and more like a fetishization and manufactured provocation.

There's a difference between a differing opinion and a forced one.

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What we have here, is an entire generation that was brought up to believe black "culture" is cool, and whites are lame. So naturally this is the sort of brainless drivel that gets produced for a target audience of young people. Its appeal is reinforcing the halfwit stereotypes they were raised with in pop culture.

How do I know? I watched it happen in real time as a cultural void was filled with video games, adderall and rap music.

I like Milo - he's a clever guy. And he's quite right about this ahem "show".
It's garbage.

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Hillary Clinton is white, so is husband Ben and far far left ice creamersa Ben and Jerry...

Anyway how could Netflix be entirely anti-authority and left wing if Candace Cameron's on there with Fuller House, for instance?

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MILO: i say silly things to upset people for money.

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