Comments by "" (@robm8809) on "The land of Narnia falls victim to the forces of multiculturalism" video.

  1. @Shez It's not just insulting, it's downright evil, because it's preparatory to stealing their homeland from them, possibly even genocide.
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  2.  @bazoutofhell8293  They want the wht-hating to worsen and continue until we're gone. Blackwashing characters from our history, our culture, our heritage, our mythology is just the preamble.
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  3. Casting like this has several objectives. It fosters the lie that Britain has always had an African population. It fosters a sense of entitlement to this country in those of African heritage, and resentment that they've always been here but have been denied, "airbrushed from history", and it excludes ethnic English from their own history and heritage. Those that swallow the lie are less likely to object to their d3m0gr4ph1c replacement. It also demeans, demoralises and depresses the English. All of these outcomes are desired by the rootless globalists that sponsor and support this kind of thing. The same people behind the massive over-representation of certain people and constant demeaning of others (wht people, men in particular) across all the media.
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  4.  @testudohorsfieldii7052  Wrong. You're a hypocrite and anyone who supports this is a fool or a traitor.
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  5.  @testudohorsfieldii7052  If you can't see, you're the clown.
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  6. I bet the nazis will still be portrayed by wht actors.
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  7.  @testudohorsfieldii7052  It's a fantasy, it's true, but it's part of our culture, and "woke" fools have no right to change it in such a radical way and take it from us like this.
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  8.  @perryanderson5642  They can't stand for us to have anything that's just for us, can they?
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  9. It's not just dishonest and embarrassing, it's pernicious and evil.
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  10. All the ads featuring bk dads doting on their kids and doing "parenting" type stuff crack me up... Statistically dad's like that are the most likely to fly the coop once a baby comes along... It's pernicious though, the constant dishonest portrayal of these men as good spouse material, it's clearly intended to convince wht women that they should date non-wht men, to demean and depress wht men, and to reduce still further wht birth rates. Who's behind it I wonder?
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  11. And there's nothing whatsoever wrong with that. Every ethnicity, nation, tribe, group has "in-group preference", we all favour our family, our kinfolk, our community, our fellow countrymen and women, our nation. We all do it. We all like to see our own myths and stories told, with characters that we can identify with, that look like us, hence the reason why Bollywood employs Indian actors, the Nigerian film industry employs Nigerian actors, the Chinese film industry employs Chinese actors. The only group that is ever criticised for having in-group preference is wht people. Funny that. Just like it's only wht people's homelands that have die versity inflicted on them.
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  12. Doing that wouldn't diminish wht culture and wht people, would it?
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  13. The books were illustrated and presumably C. S. Lewis approved the illustrations, which depict the Pevensy kids as white, so in a way their white ethnicity was stated by the author.
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  14. Tolkien said his writings were an attempt to give the English a mythology, so making the characters multi-ethnic is clearly against what he would have wished for.
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  15.  @toffee2547  Well said Toffee. Correct in every respect. He's wilfully missing the point because it conflicts with the lies he chooses to believe.
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  16. Not only is he bk, he gets a wht girlfriend, a pairing beloved of TV programme makers and advertising executives, if seems.
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  17. That happened long ago, but as usual, when it comes to anti-White racism, a dual standard suddenly begins operating.
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  18.  @testudohorsfieldii7052  my meaning would have been clear to you, if you were intelligent and not full of hate.
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  19.  @testudohorsfieldii7052  You're very boring, delusional too.
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  20.  @testudohorsfieldii7052  I can say exactly the same to you, and I'd be right. You're wrong when you say it though, wrong as ever. You lost the argument but wouldn't admit it, or are too stupid to understand it. Sucks to be you. Go bore someone else, loser.
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  21. They do make their own stuff. Nigeria has a burgeoning local film industry and guess what, they don't cast wht actors in their films.
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  22.  @joelc9439  lol, yeah, right. XD
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  23. Allegedly, the advert put out when they were casting stipulated black actors only.
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  24. Why give money to people who want to destroy you and wipe your nation from history?
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  25. They've done the same to loads of our stories and myths. Seems cultural appropriation is only wrong when wht people do it, like various things these days.
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  26. The books were illustrated and presumably C. S. Lewis approved the illustrations, which depict the Pevensy kids as white, so in a way their white ethnicity was stated by the author.
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  27.  @jrb4935  Only white folk play baddies these days.
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  28. Not the point, the point is that it's part of English culture and should not be appropriated.
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  29. One of a great many crimes against our culture, sadly.
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  30. The books were illustrated and presumably C. S. Lewis approved the illustrations, which depict the Pevensy kids as white, so in a way their white ethnicity was stated or at least confirmed by the author.
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  31. Not for everyone, it didn't.
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  32. And many others, including myths that are an important part of our heritage, King Arghur for instance has also recently been portrayed by a non-white actor. It's cultural appropriation, but it seems that's only wrong when wht people do it. Like in-group preference, it's fine when everyone else does it, but it's a no-no for wh1tey.
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  33.  @mattdominic3028  I know, disgusting, isn't it?
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  34. The books were illustrated and presumably C. S. Lewis approved the illustrations, which depict the Pevensy kids as white, so in a way their white ethnicity was stated by the author.
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  35. And many other stories, including old English myths like King Arthur, Sir Gawain, Robin Hood, more modern stories like Peter Pan, Alice in Wonderland. They recently rayse-swapped Hans Christian Andersen's "Little Mermaid". They can't stand for us to have anything that's just for us, can they?
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  36. Sadly there is a massive amount of this poisonous trash besides this and Bridgerton. It's pernicious and much more corrosive and dangerous than people realise.
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  37.  @UKViking  You're hilarious, you really are. XD
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  38. That's why they inflict it on us. They don't want us united.
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  39. The books were illustrated and presumably C. S. Lewis approved the illustrations, which depict the Pevensy kids as white, so in a way their white ethnicity was stated 9r at least confirmed by the author.
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  40. Their plan is to deny us a future.
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  41. And sadly that's just one of a great many instances of these characters being stolen from us.
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  42. And they had the Larkins' daughter fall in love with him. TV programme and advert makers love that particular pairing these days, don't they?
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  43. Well said, it's a shame that so many are so indoctrinated or just plain stupid to see this.
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  44.  @joelc9439  You're the one who's in denial, so I guess that makes you the fool too. Boring, like all anti-wht racists.
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  45. It's "to have made", not "to of made". Just being helpful.
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  46. Netflix did a series about King Arthur where he was played by a mixed-race actor. They also race-swapped Sir Gawain in the recent movie too.
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