"Racist" TV: Bunker, Booth, Bullpit & Alf Garnett

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Love Thy Neighbour in Australia

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLAFdqP6HT1xFT5lRc1bWAfbUrfOPMUoQR

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Bullpitt
This came years after Kingswood Country - Ted Bullpitt's in a Nursing Home
Instead of a fair give and take, "Racism" is banned, so Whitey is the only target
Give 'em enough rope ...

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLI53tK-Y0ThhnJjQM8AyrycQRwqKl7hIe

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As public disapproval of culturally insensitive, racist and homophobic entertainment content intensifies, it's important to differentiate between censorship and responsibility, a film critic says.

https://thenewdaily.com.au/entertainment/2020/06/11/streaming-service-racist-content

And while streaming services are happy to allow certain film and television favourites to flirt with the line, content that crosses it may now be met with a firmer hand.

On Thursday, Netflix permanently pulled four Chris Lilley comedies from its Australian and New Zealand sites due to his controversial and offensive characters, the latest in a flurry of shows to disappear from streaming platforms worldwide

We Can Be Heroes, Summer Heights High, Angry Boys and Jonah From Tonga have all been removed from the site.

Lilley has been heavily criticised for playing people of colour, including donning blackface to play rapper S. Mouse in Angry Boys, and Polynesian student Jonah Takalua in Summer Heights High and Jonah From Tonga

Lilley's controversial characters have a long history in Australian screens, with the 45-year-old winning a Logie in 2005 following the release of We Can Be Heroes, in which he played an Asian student, among other characters.

According to film reviewer and University of Melbourne film and screen lecturer Felicity Ford, content creators and streaming services should be held accountable for the content they choose to share.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hk3TfnxW0qM

"It's important that [Lilley] is called out on it, and not in a way to censor the work, but more so to have some sort of say in what images are being put out there and what representations are put out there," Ms Ford said.

"I think there is a responsibility with what streaming services are deciding to show

"The really successful streaming services are ones that curate their work and have a really clear sense of what they're contributing to it, because even if they're not the creators of the work, they're giving it a platform."

In 2017, [the White Australian] Lilley came under fire for releasing a song under his black character S. Mouse titled SQUASHED NIGGER.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wJ8LM9NDGxk

The music video portrayed an Indigenous boy being run over and killed, and was thought to be inspired by the 2016 death of Elijah Doughty, who was killed in similar circumstances

His most recent series, Lunatics – in which he dons blackface to play South African pet psychic Jana Melhoopen-Jonks – is still available on Netflix. [But that wont last long once the retard advocates get into gear.]

Ms Ford said that while some might be quick to attribute the move to a trend of censorship and political correctness, they are likely missing the point

"A lot of criticism towards [political correctness] really misses the point because what's usually being called out is hate speech," Ms Ford said.

"It's kind of a way around it to be like, 'Oh it's just a joke', but it's never just a joke, you know?"

With other shows like Little Britain, The Mighty Boosh and The League of Gentlemen also getting the boot, many are wondering what programs might be next

As Black Lives Matter protests continue, many large corporations – including streaming services – are reflecting on their contribution to the subjugation of people of colour.

Gone with the Wind, which has long been hailed as one of Hollywood's cinematic masterpieces, has also been pulled from streaming site HBO Max due to its poor portrayal of slavery.

"There was definitely a lack of awareness when Gone with the Wind came out, but with Chris Lilley's work ... he's created those in the last five or 10 years, so he's aware of those discussions and he's aware of those negative representations and the effect they would have for spectators," Ms Ford said.

Along with Gone with the Wind, other well-known films like Breakfast at Tiffany's , which featured Mickey Rooney as a stereotypical Asian man Mr Yunioshi, or Mike Myer's character in The Love Guru might be up next on the chopping block

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1e13YjTPb_0

But Ms Ford said we could instead take this moment as an opportunity to progress as a society.

"I think rather than picking out what might next go, I'm probably more interested in what is going to take its place," she said.

"And maybe it opens up this opportunity for a bit more diversity of disability, of sexuality and having people of colour and diversity – maybe we will start to see a shift in that way

The fun police are comming to kill anything light hearted that isn't Politically Correct , so now we'll just have to watch the old favourites as new TV shows will force feed you with Multi -cult / homosexual crap!

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Was talking with @P.M.JoeEsposito the other day. I mentioned All in the Family and the rest. He's looking forward to getting out of prison and getting access to YouTube to jew all his old favourite TV shows, and lots of new ones from around the world, made in the same theme.

In short, PM Joe is looking forward to reading this topic.