Quote Originally Posted by .blank cd View Post
Yes. If the joke was funny in context.


There's nothing about Jamie Foxx's portrayal I find offensive. Sympathizers were a minority. As a matter of fact, Django incorporated a story of a white sympathizer. So what's the issue? If you want to learn more about the white people who helped, pick up a history book
I enjoyed the movie, no problems with it. Understanding the context of the joke, i thought it was funny also.

But i also acknowledge that this lack of sensitivity to racism would only fly when directed towards white people. Every other racial group would have condemned Foxx's comments.

Lets say i was in a cop movie that took place in chicago. I am a "rambo-like cop" that cleans up the streets of chicago with guns blazing and all the exaggerated action shots like Django. After the movie i say

"it sure was fun to kill all those black people"