AVATAR Movie review....

[William B.]

This had ZERO to do with 9/11. The parallel is the treatment of Native Americans by the early united states. And guess what. We were dicks then. In my opinion that is a stain on our history as bad as slavery. We did do actions like this all the time. Burning people out of their homes, slaughtering them for their land. It happened, and no use denying it.

Oh, yeah... because the Indians NEVER did anything wrong to White settlers

[variablebinary]

It is easy for us to project our own biases onto something

A yup. Whatever's in your head is all you'll ever see.

Remember when people said there were all these George Bush like political overtones in "Revenge of the Sith"

And it doesn't matter if you like or agree with it, there is no denying that powerful entities with money and weapons do in fact slaughter, displace and pillage those without power and the means to defend themselves. The use of guns for hire is a typical part of the equation.

This had been the case since the dawn of time, so for such things to be reflected in films like avatar, or books, or whatever should not be some great shocker unless you literally slept through every history class in your academic life.

[ZDL]

Oh, yeah... because the Indians NEVER did anything wrong to White settlers

I'm seriously laughing my god damn ass off dude. Hardcore, sidesplitting, roaring laughter. By far the most ignorant statement on M4C to date! Excellent, pure genius!

Lump the jews into that steaming pile of rancid bullshit while you're at it. They had it coming, right?

HOLY ****!

[glocktogo]

You'll see the one pictured above doing side views with some nice boobie/nipple shots. You'll see that about 6 times. That is it.

Is that the Zoe Saldana character? She's hot!

[Cohibra45]

That would be when the Seminole Indians ambushed soldiers of the United States and killed 107 out 110 troopers, starting the Second Seminole Indian War, right? Where exactly were the "burned out" villages again?

Never mind, this is too much thread drift as it is.

M_P

M P,

You need to learn a little more history. The 'Trail of Tears' had nothing to do with the Seminole nation..........it was Cherokee.

I'm with ZDL on this one.......ignorance is getting way too funny!!!

It was just a movie for goodness sakes!!!