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Posted by Derek Janssen on 07/14/06 21:21
Nick Macpherson wrote:
> oldmolly2...@yahoo.com wrote:
>
>>Fred Goodwin, CMA wrote:
>>
>>>The 10 least politically correct movies ever
>>
>>I'd add White Dog (1982) to the list.
>
> Since politically incorrect means "anything I agree with in my
> courageous way but others may not", sure. Calling something politically
> incorrect is about the most self-congratulatory thing anyone can do.
> It's a way of flattering your own self for imagined cultural
> fearlessness.
And we seem to have multi-levels--
Seeing as not only
A) the MSNBC writer worked through the ENTIRE litany of "Oo, it's so
*naugh-ty*!" overused fratboy list-cliche' favorites (Team America, Bad
Santa, Blazing Saddles), that sounded more like a Blockbuster Recommends
list than a sociological analysis,
but
B) Freddy also took the time and trouble crosspost it to six groups
*AND* x-post another thread with just the Song/South mention to six
Disney groups,
....We seem to have a dimensionally onion-like multi-tiered level of
self-backpatting UPON self-backpatting.
(Which would tend to bear out above "mirror-kissing" theory of its
proponents, as summed up better than I ever could. Bravo, sir.) :)
> But it's not like Sam Fuller was saying that raising a
> dog to attack blacks was a good thing. Now, that would be "incorrect".
Given that the entire movie was supposed to be a "shocking" ANTI-racial
statement, there don't come no categories *more* PC.
(Now, you want "ethnically incorrect"?
Strap yourself in and chunk Don Bluth's first "American Tail" into the
player....E. Gads. 0_0 )
Derek Janssen
ejanss@comcast.net
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