Comments by "Brian Meen" (@brianmeen2158) on "Amazon MGM Studios" channel.

  1.  @2516562101  but most white people I know already knew of this case and realized how awful it was. Do you want an apology from modern white people for something they had no part in? I honestly don’t understand .. there are some horrific murders that have the races swapped that have happened in the past few years- should we dwell on those?
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  2.  @thatshot8  yes it basically goes like this “hey we need to keep people from realizing or talking about what’s going on today in cities across the country. What can we do? Ahh let’s just give them another movie about slavery or emett Till”.. this trick has been going on for 40 plus years
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  3.  @1990758  that’s literally the designed purpose though. This is being released to keep certain people in a constant frame of trauma and pain ..the fact that sone can’t see this is mind numbing
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  4.  @misssmisssymaria  good luck trying to get a woman to accept responsibility in 2022 though lol
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  5. Lol no one wants to erase this history - rational folks just don’t want to dwell on this case and slavery until the end of time .. we know these acts were horrific but it’s time to move on and focus on the here and now
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  6. I think it’s time for some of you to focus on the problems of today. Seriously, I’d love if we could rectify every problem that was made in the past but we can’t
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  7. They sure are
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  8. Haha yep. It’s Marxism basically
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  9. Yes it was the house because it was built upon an Indian graveyard .. they changed the lore for the sequel
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  10. Where else would you rather live than white america? Are you making attempts to relocate there?
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  11.  @erkl8823  yeah folks in these comment sections don’t seem to realize terrible crimes still happen daily ! They act like Emmett Till is the only terrible crime that’s happened in the past 70 years lol
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  12.  @JmagROCKS  there was one that just showed on tv a few weeks ago .
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  13.  @brutallyhonest123  exactly that’s my main problem . You have people focusing and borderline obsessing over a crime that happened 60 plus years ago but their cities are overrun with crime present day. That and countless other issues. This almost seems orchestrated 🤔
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  14. You obviously live in America. You have no idea how good you have it here.
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  15.  @Keith_watkins  serial killers are responsible for around 200 deaths a year in America. That many people get shot per month in Chicago
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  16. Ehh but tragic things like this still happen today! I’m a true crime guy and still plenty of terrible things happening today
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  17.  @d-247infantry9  wait who doesn’t know about how tragic and racist the south was a few decades ago? What adult doesn’t know this? Are they not going to school or talking to other humans? Do they not watch tv?
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  18.  @firesonic1010  both were very conservative so I don’t see that happening lol
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  19. No I think some people love keeping colored people in a constant state of trauma and victimhood .. I think we know who they are - they don’t want you thinking about what’s happening in 2022 so they go “oh what about Emett Till or Jim Crowe?” And it works very well
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  20.  @a.d.4536  no, we can’t talk about black on white crime - you know this already .. besides, it doesn’t exist according to many in society
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  21. Yes and that’s the goal! Wake up folks, they put this out to keep you in trauma so you don’t think about what’s going on today! Please wake up
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  22.  @NicoliRavioli117  you go liberal! Way to exorcise your white privilege 😂😂
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  23. It’s female victim privilege . It’s still going on today all around us
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  24. Because it’s a racist and sexist message, that’s why
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