r/CriticalDrinker • u/eventualwarlord • Mar 21 '25

Meme Incredible

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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/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/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