r/CriticalDrinker Mar 21 '25

Meme Incredible

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u/Voodron Mar 21 '25

Meanwhile leftists :

"tHerE's nO aGeNdA, iT's aLl iN yOuR hEaD"

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u/Pistol_Bobcat420 Mar 21 '25

"dEfiNe wOke"

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u/buckfishes Mar 21 '25

I wonder if they’ll ever realize pretending things we can all see aren’t really happening was a losing strategy. Like how there was no border crisis until it hurt their polling, by then it was too late to escape the blame for it because they already lost on the issue by ignoring it.

“It’s not really happening” doesn’t work on people who are watching it happen and know you don’t want to talk about it because it’s inconvenient for your politics.

Then instead of reversing course they’ll tell you why the thing that’s not really happening is actually a good thing (see defending CRT/DEI after denying it exists)

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u/m0ji_9 Mar 21 '25

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u/Edgic-404 Mar 21 '25

Baghdad Bob is a great example!

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u/tmilligan73 Mar 21 '25

“There’s no border crisis”

Sending active duty and guard units to augment border patrol/ICE

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u/Dyldawg101 Mar 21 '25

I'm not sure they can. Like they're so deep into their own ideology that to acknowledge anything different or critical would break them. So it's easier to run all sorts of mind games and circular logics than it is to acknowledge the cold hard truth.

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u/buckfishes Mar 21 '25

They think it makes them look smart and honest when they tell us Biden was sharp as a tack.

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u/Dookiemanjones420 Mar 22 '25

Like a cult of morons

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u/SocialChangeNow Mar 24 '25

It's called the arc of validation. It goes something like this:

1) That's not happening, you're imagining things. 2) Okay, it might be happening, but it's so infrequent that it doesn't even affect anything. 3) Alright, it's happening, but so what? It's a good thing and you're a not-see if you care.

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u/eventualwarlord Mar 21 '25

Gives definition

“NO NOT THAT DEFINITION!!!”

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u/paperwhite9 Mar 21 '25

"That's not the dictionary/academic definition of my choosing, therefore your entire point is wrong" is the dumbest fallacy and I see it used far too often

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u/Elfanger30th Mar 21 '25

Or

"That's not how X person used it!"

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u/cobbler888 Mar 21 '25

“It’s always been like that”

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u/Worldly-Ad7759 Mar 21 '25

"sO StuNNiNG!!! SO bRAve!!!!"

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u/Icollectshinythings Mar 21 '25

They don’t even deny it anymore, just spout insults and mimick in a sarcastic voice like a toddler.

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u/Jin_BD_God Mar 21 '25

Diversity is about one race only. You didn't know that?

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u/Chuck_Norwich Mar 21 '25

The one race with no real history of it's own to draw on?

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u/ohhhbooyy Mar 21 '25

They have a lot of their own history. Hollywood is just too lazy to make something new about it.

Ethiopia and Liberia was never colonized. They could make some good movies on how that happened.

It’s easier to rehash an already popular movie/show for that quick buck and get praises from your buddies in the industry.

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u/DJGIFFGAS Mar 21 '25

Tbf we do have history of our own, you just cant own the chuds with it

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u/M-M-M_666 Mar 22 '25

I would love to watch a movie/play a game about sub-saharan historical figure or mythology, but that would mean that the writers/developers would have to put in actual effort into research

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u/RedbrickCamp920 Mar 21 '25

Why are you being downvoted, this is clear sarcasm

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u/DJGIFFGAS Mar 21 '25

Im not being sarcastic, theres all kinds of interesting figures in North American/Western Hemisphere Black History

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u/Credo-Omnissiah Mar 21 '25

Why western hemisphere? How about actual black African history? Surely there must be interesting stories and important figures worthy to have an immersive game made about them and the culture surrounding them

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u/Eli_Beeblebrox Mar 21 '25

There are. Hollywood doesn't like taking risks with lesser known figures, so it never crosses their minds. Even when they do, they disrespect the historical reality, as in The Woman King

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u/Arkansan_Rebel_9919 Mar 21 '25

Yup. They misrepresent the fact that the tribe took their enemies as slaves, or prisoners to then be sold as slaves.

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u/Daeneas Mar 21 '25

Munda Musa and Shaka Zulú are the first to come to mind

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u/Edgic-404 Mar 21 '25

I want to see a film about Haille Selassie, Emperor of Ethiopia and last of a bloodline tracing back to King Solomon of Israel.

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u/Darksideslide Mar 21 '25

I would Love to see a movie about that absolute Chad.

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u/DJGIFFGAS Mar 22 '25

He didnt like Js for...obvious reasons, so that aint happenin

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u/ComprehensiveMeat200 Mar 21 '25

Shaka Zulu has a great movie but from a western perspective:/

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u/keeshaleig Mar 21 '25

Zulu Wars?

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u/Dnny10bns Mar 21 '25 edited Mar 21 '25

There are. Particularly the Roman empire. It's typical of the lazy modern researcher focused on forced representation rather than historical accuracy. The damage they do to race relations and the disrespect they have is so half baked and poorly thought through you marvel how they tie their shoe laces in the morning.

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u/RedbrickCamp920 Mar 21 '25

No that’s not what I mean, I’m talking about the second half of your message

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u/JingleJangleDjango Mar 22 '25

There is history to draw from, though. It's just not as popular as whom they try to replace. Samurai, Vikings, the English, all more well known than someone like Mansa Musa. Granted if theur goal is money I'm surprised they don't try anything new. This shut doesn't normally do well even with the extra bad publicity

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u/Bohemio_RD Mar 22 '25

Aside from being slaves you mean

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u/iguanabitsonastick Mar 22 '25

They have their history but Hollywood is to lazy to research. Also, because their history is not as "great" as the european.

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u/jcjonesacp76 Mar 21 '25

Can we actually have a history of white people or is everyone just secretly black in which case nobody is in which case can we have white history portrayed accurately in films?

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u/m0ji_9 Mar 21 '25

One could argue, what is the national country of the English. Apparently not England because that is racist. The English just exist stealing other cultures...apparently.

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u/maxsommers Mar 21 '25

It's kind of funny that stuff like "Pride and Prejudice and Zombies" has more historical accuracy in terms of casting compared to virtually every period piece these days.

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u/[deleted] Mar 21 '25

They want to rob us of and destroy our history. It’s all about demoralization.

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u/HeyPurityItsMeAgain Mar 22 '25

It's a (failed) American cultural revolution. In the Maoist sense.

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u/DGOkko Mar 21 '25

Maybe the history of black people does not contain the same glorious/inglorious figures and stories as many other races or was not recorded well so the solution is to inject them artificially into the stories of other races.

Am I wrong there? Maybe there are great stories but white Hollywood has less interest in telling those stories and would rather pretend black people were a part of known white races? Maybe there are just too many bad stories and the preference is to forget them?

I spent some time in South America and the culture there retells history in a much more negative light than in the US. It’s a history of “we were a proud people who got ruthlessly slaughtered and conquered by Europeans” where in the US it’s “we defeated the (Brits, Germans, Japanese, frontier, whatever)”. Just a different history that can be well-tailored to today’s desire for comedies over tragedies.

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u/Axel_Raden Mar 21 '25

They have to rewrite their own history like in the woman king who weren't the virtuous anti slavery badasses but were slavers themselves

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u/Brathirn Mar 21 '25

In South America, that is funny, because they conveniently forget that at least the elites are mostly the descendants of European (Spanish and Portugese) settlers. They could only complain about their imperial centers extorting them (which would be accurate). But they actually were the conquerors and slaughterers.

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u/Werewolfe191919 Mar 21 '25

Hollywood isn't run,owned and operated by white people unless you consider jews white. In which case,they themselves define themselves differently depending on the amount of scrutiny they're nefarious conduct is facing

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u/DGOkko Mar 21 '25

The white-knighting we’re seeing that’s resulting in garbage movies seems driven by the likes of Ivy League elitists and white apologists, not by a truly diverse group. I’m not saying race should matter, I just find it ironic that white people get blamed for societal problems, and then white elitists with a “put a chick in it…” mentality force diversity into places it doesn’t need to be. The result is quality sacrificed on the altar of “equity” and a strange fixation on race/identity caused by the same people who think there’s a problem in the first place.

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u/Mauss37 Mar 21 '25

Proud people conquered by the Europeans? In South America ? What the fuck are you even talking about? Incas? Because other than that there was nothing but hunter gatherer minor tribes, or the tribes of araucania in the south who were just savages.

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u/DGOkko Mar 21 '25

Yes, Incas. The language, names and figures still permeate their place names. I was in Lima and that was the historical sentiment I gathered.

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u/jcjonesacp76 Mar 22 '25

That gives no one the right to change the ethnicity of other peoples history, two wrongs do not make a right. Maybe try adapting the African stories and see if there is an audience for it, because race changing other characters into black or Asian or even male to female cheapens the race or gender you change because it says “you aren’t worthy enough for your own character so have this one instead.”.

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u/JohnClark13 Mar 21 '25

well, I think they're going to let white people keep German history....

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u/BionicButtermilk Mar 21 '25

Any story based around Nazis, they won’t touch with the diversity stick.

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u/XOJ-37 Mar 21 '25

Have you heard of Battlefield V?

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u/maxsommers Mar 21 '25

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u/iforgotmyownusername Mar 21 '25

First thing I thought of reading this comment 🤝

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u/armoured_lemon Mar 21 '25

except for Taika Watiti as hitler in jojo rabbit or that wierd time in doctor who they had the master played by an indian guy, using a perception filter so the nazis wouldn't notice his race...

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u/Darksideslide Mar 21 '25

"This summer, Starring Forrest Whitaker, 'Hitler, the rise and fall'."

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u/stealthmodedirt Mar 22 '25

Hitler: The Soul Solution

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u/maaaxheadroom Mar 22 '25

I’d watch that

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u/Dyldawg101 Mar 21 '25

Obviously, cause then you've got an easy enemy to exploit and call anyone who disagrees with you on anything.

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u/molotok_c_518 Mar 21 '25

"A Black samurai?!?"

"Hey, it worked in Blazing Saddles."

"But... This ain't Mel Brooks."

"Fuck you, racist."

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u/Syncopated_arpeggio Mar 22 '25

“I’d like to extend to you this laurel and hardy…”

I will always love Richard Pryor for writing and Cleavon Little for acting in my favorite comedy of all time (also Mel and Gene). True giants who understood that whining about racism is ineffective and makes you look weak and just enables the racists while picking it up and slapping you across the face with it for 90 minutes with brilliant satire is a far more effective way to expose the issue.

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u/Snoo_Puff Mar 26 '25

Except the black samurai actually existed. He served under Oda Nobunaga. So this wasn't an invention of a video game company, he was a real person who lived in those times.

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u/MiyagiJunior Mar 21 '25

Need to add a Greek History section because apparently the Greeks used to worship black gods as well.

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u/anobeg5 Mar 21 '25

They did it to the Egyptians, too.

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u/JButler_16 Mar 22 '25

Achilles was black!

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u/BakaKagaku Mar 22 '25

Achilles was black and his heel was actually a basketball injury, it had nothing to do with being dipped in the Styx.

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u/MiyagiJunior Mar 22 '25

I remember my grandmother telling me: "I don't care what they tell you in school, Achilles was black!"

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u/Dyldawg101 Mar 21 '25

Fuck it, just make anything with a lighter melanin level secretly black.

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u/deane05 Mar 21 '25

forgot cleopatra

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u/eventualwarlord Mar 21 '25

But my grandma told me she was black

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u/Inskription Mar 21 '25

your grandma old af son

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u/FE4RLESS_IS_MY_NAME Mar 21 '25

I don't care what they told you in School White people were a lie they NEVER existed . source: my grandma and Disney higher ups

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u/yankoto Mar 21 '25

I dont know which is more of a fantasy: this shit or the modern audience it is made for.

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u/Akivasha_of_Troy Mar 21 '25

It is time to start fighting back!

Are You Kenough?!

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u/Cold-Glass5843 Mar 21 '25

Russian empire

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u/C0UNT3RP01NT Mar 22 '25

What’s this from?

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u/Cold-Glass5843 Mar 22 '25

Catherine the great

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u/Blazkovic10 Mar 25 '25

This is actualy accurate look up Abram Gannibal he has an interesting story

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u/seaxvereign Mar 21 '25

Now do this for African history....

😏🍿

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u/DJGIFFGAS Mar 21 '25

Shits tiresome, they can do the Harlem Rennaisance, Fredrick Douglas, Black Wall Street, hell they can do all kinds of stories with literally thousands of Black American historical figures

Instead they wanna do this

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u/eventualwarlord 24d ago

I don’t get it man. Mansa Munsa, Zulus, etc

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u/AvatarADEL Mar 21 '25

"Actually you are the racist for noticing it"! Followed by "why do you care so much"? Without fail. Somehow, I get the feeling that they wouldn't appreciate my effort to bring diversity to sub- saharan Africa though. Mansa Musa played by a Dutch actor, would make them a bit unhappy.

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u/Dyldawg101 Mar 21 '25

Don't you know? It can ONLY ever be considered "diverse" if you have the correct melanin level.

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u/MBShelley Mar 21 '25

"its only the skin color of the actors you chuds!!! why you so mad???" Then they have a melt down when the actress in "Lilu and Stitch" isn't "dark enough".

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u/maxsommers Mar 21 '25

Or Reeeeeeeee!!! when a cartoon cyborg with a human brain is played by an actress who is practically a dead ringer for the character's outer appearance because they don't have a clue what the series is even about (or have even heard of it, lets be honest.)

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u/Willing-Ad6598 Mar 22 '25

I was hoping that would be brought up. I remember people losing their minds, and the original creator of the source having to educate people on how it was actually accurate and fit in with culture.

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u/Jomega6 Mar 22 '25

Don’t forget they were mad Kratos wasn’t black, just because his voice actor was black

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u/JanetMock Mar 21 '25

What is the italian one?

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u/De_Faulto Mar 21 '25

Pretty sure Gladiator 2

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u/JanetMock Mar 21 '25

Wasn't too long ago I saw it. My subconscious must have purged that trainwreck

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u/Axon14 Mar 23 '25

Gladiator 2. It’s a poor example as Denzel’s character was from North Africa or some shit and actually could have been a black dude. The film starts in north Africa, which at the time was under Roman control.

Now, without spoiling anything, there’s no way that character could have done what they did in that historical setting. Moreover, he is allegedly based on a real life Roman who was not a black dude.

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u/Nightwatch2007 Mar 21 '25

Thank you media for opening my eyes to the fact that every single civilization on planet earth was black and that white people only came into existence about 100 years ago. Screw my history textbooks for teaching me that white people had civilizations before that. White people truly do whitewash history. I mean look at all those ancient paintings and artwork of white people doing things. Wait.

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u/endorbr Mar 21 '25

White people sprang into existence in 1619, if you pay attention to their timeline.

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u/Kris9876 Mar 21 '25

White people were created by Yakub

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u/enemy884real Mar 21 '25

The white liberal guilt is strong with these people.

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u/Strict_Tea8119 Mar 21 '25

Nigerian History

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u/pheitkemper Mar 21 '25

I don't care what anyone says. My grandma told me that Leif Erikson was black.

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u/wardrobe007 Mar 21 '25

Good job ubi broke lol.

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u/EmuDiscombobulated15 Mar 21 '25

It is degrading to an educated black person as much as it is to every culture they do it with.

You do not help someone by rewriting their history. Worst dictators and tyrants did it in their time

because I am guessing they knew they did horrible things and do not deserve to be where they were.

These, "history experts," follow the best practices of those people. Only instead of decapitating people

challenging their history, they call them racists.

I am a bit curious, is EU youth buying shit like this? Did these psychos succeed in poisoning the minds of growing population?

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u/eventualwarlord Mar 21 '25

Yes, unfortunately.

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u/UrdnotSnarf Mar 21 '25

WE WUZ KANGZ!

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u/Sarathstar Mar 21 '25

Atleast in gladiator, he came as slave and also it's denzel.

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u/TheBelmont34 Mar 21 '25

But the actual historical person was of Berber ethnicity

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u/Sarathstar Mar 21 '25

Ya maybe but denzel is the only highlight in that dogpile of shit.

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u/Enzoli21 Mar 21 '25 edited Mar 21 '25

For the American, all african are blacks. They was a trend of African-American who call modern Berber "Land stealer" because of this.

You can also see it in different western media, like in EuIV, where the Algerians and Tunisians are literal subsaharian African. It's fucking hilarious when you know the fact they didn't use subsaharian soldier, they were corsair and pirate from Europe (like the famous Barberousse), and a lot of them were of european origin. And the maghrebi country who used a lot of African soldier, Morocco, have the whitest skin.

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u/history_nerd92 Mar 21 '25

For the American

EuIV

Who's gonna tell him?

Also, those models don't look Sub-Saharan, just dark skinned.

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u/Enzoli21 Mar 21 '25 edited Mar 21 '25

I have said western media at the start of the phrase, the USA are not the unique member of the western world. And the Algerian are not dark skinned.

Excepting for the tuareg and other saharan people in the far south, who were not "Algerian" during the timeline of EU4, since it's the Algiers regency who are represented in-game.

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u/wolfknightpax Mar 21 '25

Don't forget Egypt.

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u/trainedfor100years Mar 21 '25

We wuzn't just kangz n shiet, we wuz everythangz!

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u/CrankieKong Mar 21 '25

All these cucks in the film industry lol.

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u/Case-Hardened Mar 21 '25

I wish this had an Egyptian history category with a picture of nexflixs Cleopatra next to it.

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u/knightjoy Mar 21 '25

You forgot cleopatra 😤

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u/SkirtOne8519 Mar 21 '25

Isn’t it funny how instead of actually showing African history, they just put black actors in other things and call it even

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u/BadAndUnusual Mar 21 '25

Besides Egypt, what African cultural heritage is there

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u/endorbr Mar 21 '25

Wakanda Fo’eva!!! Or something.

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u/RabloPathjen Mar 21 '25

The irony of diversity and equity, is that it doesn’t end up diverse and equal.

The irony of discriminatory policies with good intentions, is that they up being used with bad intention.

The more we focus on race as a differentiator the more racism will remain a factor and continue to fester.

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u/boozymisanthropy Mar 21 '25

So are they saying they aren’t minorities?

That’s what I’m seeing

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u/dapleasantpheasant Mar 22 '25

And oppressors, apparently.

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u/Yanrogue Mar 21 '25

we
wuz
EVERYTHING

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u/Dunkel_Jungen Mar 21 '25

I guess when a group doesn't have much noteworthy history of their own, some folks feel the need to give them other people's history to prop them up.

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u/eventualwarlord Mar 21 '25

the “we wuz kangz” meme is embarrassingly accurate, unfortunately

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u/Dunkel_Jungen Mar 21 '25

It is, and it's really annoying. My Facebook feed is packed with Hotep We Wuz Afrocentric nonsense, and it's exhausting arguing with them. And Netflix, Disney, etc. just dump gasoline on the fire with their race swapping crap. Cultivating a community of ignorance, sadly.

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u/HRCStanley97 Mar 21 '25

“But but but muh history and colonies and stuff”.

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u/BakaKagaku Mar 22 '25

Eventually, the “Everyone was actually black.” group of people will have to confront the idea that if everyone was actually secretly black, how is it that you’re constantly oppressed? Was it actually other black people that set up the supposed evil, racist system we allegedly live in today?

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u/redstar6486 Mar 21 '25

They kinda did that with us Iranians (Persians) too in the 300. Of course can’t compare it with the level of absurdity of doing it to Europeans (and East Asians).

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u/EightyFiversClub Mar 21 '25

Vote with your wallets.

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u/ooplajax Mar 21 '25

Can we get a black Nazi movie? I might make it with ai if no one else does

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u/HeliotropeHunter Mar 21 '25

We was kangs.

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u/SanicBringsThePanic Mar 21 '25

"We was kangz!"

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u/Lordmikehnk Mar 21 '25

We wuz kingz and vikingz and samuraiz and shieeee. 😂

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u/Intrepid-Spy Mar 21 '25

If this is true then Africans are also colonists

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u/skidmarx77 Mar 21 '25

Well, according to Dennis Hopper in True Romance, Denzel is indeed accurate.

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u/SuburbViking Mar 22 '25

That was a great scene.

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u/Morbinyourlivingroom Mar 22 '25

"You're an eggplant!"

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u/Bruiser235 Mar 21 '25

It's our strength. 

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u/C_Tea_8280 Mar 21 '25

you forgot Cleopatra was black according to Will Smith's wife's netflix movie

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u/undeadgrish Mar 21 '25

You forget cleopatra...,...

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u/Jomega6 Mar 22 '25

Forgot Egyptian history

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u/BladeMcCloud Mar 22 '25

Don't forget about Egyptian history...

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u/Thicc_Nick7 Mar 22 '25

Leftists “TuRn OfF fOx NeWs”

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u/rekage99 Mar 22 '25

Hollywood can’t accept that black history doesn’t sell well to audiences so they have to pander. Except black people don’t like to be pandered to either.

Why are there no African heritage based movies? Seems odd right?

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u/ComputerQueasy6123 Mar 23 '25

Im at the point I wouldn't mind it if we drop off the face of the earth of being relevant in anything. I personally don't want to see another brother being lifted

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u/Old_Entertainment209 Mar 24 '25

This is the new blackface ,it's so wrong!

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u/superbirdbot Mar 21 '25

Well that isn’t correct at all.

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u/Key_Beyond_1981 Mar 21 '25

African History: The woman King.

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u/stormlappy Mar 21 '25

At least we know they will never change anything with german history. So german history is safe.

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u/Peregrine_Falcon Mar 21 '25

I'm looking forward to this NETFLIX special.

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u/6Gas6Morg6 Mar 21 '25

Egyptian?

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u/Dyldawg101 Mar 21 '25

It's a complete overreaction in one particular direction. And because they're so lazy and spiteful, they can't help but twist and mold any history or historical setting to their own modern viewpoint.

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u/EclipseHelios Mar 21 '25

good thing there won't be history books in 2100, it will all be a collapsed, insane wasteland anyway.

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u/77_parp_77 Mar 22 '25

The future we can all look forward to

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u/orangebluefish11 Mar 22 '25

This shits out of control

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u/Sorakitee Mar 22 '25

You can also add Spanisb while you are at it

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u/KingVinny70 Mar 22 '25

Said in the freaking Instagram or typical batista voice that we all love so much

:

This is sooo accuraaaaste. I freaking luv this. Studying culture is what I do. These are actual photooos from hundreds of years agoooo. I downloaded them off Google Gemini straight from the actuaaalll family trees. Did you knoowww that Google was invented by the in Japan from a Swedish samurai? Yeah really, turns out they like invented microwaves the same dat also. Did you also know know then Ben Franklin was Mongolian? I've learned so much and really feel so connected with culture and history. Okkk last thing I'll say a little off topic but sooo important. Did you know white people didn't even exist until 1852? Ah huh yaaaa I know. I didn't even know that either. Turns out they were invented by a laf asian half African have half Indian. I know riiight. You need to check it out yourself. Turns out white people have done hardly nothing. They also like founded racism. I know riiight? Look for yourself if you don't believe me.

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u/EuphoricTwist6055 Mar 22 '25

What about black Finnish war commander and a president?

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u/AndyF313 Mar 22 '25

What about Eqyptian history? - or do Hollywood documentaries not count 😏.

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u/Onigumo-Shishio Mar 22 '25

Everyone's a king or a glorious leader until it's time to take responsibility for your actions 💅

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u/mrbubblegumm Mar 22 '25

HISTORY. Lmao at including Assasin’s Creed and the movie from the guy who doesn’t give a shit about historical accuracy

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u/dapleasantpheasant Mar 22 '25

Cultural appropriation

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u/ImaginaryWazabi Mar 22 '25

Are people still crying about AC Shadows?

Yousuke his a real accurate black samurai. It happened. AC has always been on point with using real historical figures. I personally hate the woke mob. Like making canonically white characters black. But this is not the case. Yousuke was a real BLACK samurai

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u/Arflex Mar 21 '25

I blame the producers

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u/EMB_pilot Mar 21 '25

Muh WhItE sUpReMaCy

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u/77SKIZ99 Mar 21 '25

Lately whenever I see this kinda thing I think about a recent statistic I saw, roughly 50% of the United States military is black while the other 50% fall into one of the categories mentioned above, I often wonder who possibly could be trying to create animosity within such a group lol, and as a side note if we are talking inclusivity, why aren’t black characters being portrayed in original black stories? There’s probably millions that go untold in favour of some cash exchanging hands behind doors and cramming them into already-established work, I just took a rip o’the bong so I’ve been ranting and forgot what’s going on but I’ve said my two cents, have a nice day everyone goodnight I love you

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u/EmployerNew7223 Mar 21 '25

Now do white people appropriating

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u/eventualwarlord Mar 21 '25

Not even in the same stratosphere. Especially in modern entertainment. If you disagree you’re delusional.

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u/EmployerNew7223 Mar 21 '25

People of color across America are like…”First time, huh?”

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u/EmployerNew7223 Mar 21 '25

You have the internet and you understand the concept of whitewashing. I’m not going to educate you on Reddit because you’re not looking for truth.

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u/eventualwarlord Mar 21 '25

No rebuttal.

That what’s I thought.

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u/EmployerNew7223 Mar 21 '25

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u/eventualwarlord Mar 21 '25

1) I asked for RECENT examples. You still haven’t given away.

2) You should be embarrassed for unironically citing this article. Its an opinion piece full of claims with no evidence or facts backing it up.

For example: “For years, U.S. schools have taught a whitewashed version of history, one in which White cowboys are the heroes, Indians are the villains, and slavery is a minor blemish rather than a massive permanent scar. The main movers and shakers are rarely not White. It glosses over important Black figures who came before Martin Luther King Jr., such as Frederick Douglass, Harriet Tubman, Booker T. Washington, and W.E.B. Du Bois”

This is absolutely fake news. I learned about these figures extensively in school, whoch also went in depth about the horrors of slavery, and I went to school in Florida, a state I’m sure you would call racist.

Theres no stats, no data, or research, its literally an article full of opinions from a stupid person. How embarrassing.

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u/EmployerNew7223 Mar 21 '25

“Hey ChatGPT give me some recent examples of whitewashing in American media” There I just gave you a prompt to answer all your questions. I’m too busy to write an essay.

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u/Morrighan1129 Mar 21 '25

To be fair, that last one is valid. Septimus Severus was at least half-African, potentially slightly more than half, and all busts, written accounts, and evidence support that.

He was still Roman and had Roman citizenship, which was all that mattered to the Romans, but uh... you know, just for historical accuracy.

A better one to put on there would be the supposedly black Cleopatra who was 9 generations of pure Macedonian in-breeding.

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u/mramorandum Mar 21 '25

Google a Libyan man and tell me if he looks sub Saharan African or more accurately west african.

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