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[Jack Hammer]

Next time there’s a B&E chez Tarantino, don’t even bother calling the police.

[Tax-chick]

I hate to say “Good!” ... but, good! If he really believes what he says and is not sorry he said it, he shouldn’t apologize. The fake apology is a very tiresome aspect of public life, and we need fewer of them.

Now if others want to dislike Mr. Tarantino and say so very forcefully, they should do so unapologetically.

[lormand]

Don't blame me, I have rejected Hollywood for decades now. I can proudly say, I have NEVER seen a Tarantino movie, never will either.

If supporting Hollywood is what you do, then blame yourself for the cultural rot that persists in American culture today.

[Dr. Ursus]

He always wanted to be a Negro-mission accomplished!

[Opinionated Blowhard]

“When I see murders, I do not stand by . . . I have to call a murder a murder and I have to call the murderers the murderers,” the “Pulp Fiction” auteur blathered to a cheering rally-goers. As he spoke, Tarantino held up a blown-up photograph of Justin Smith, an Oklahoma man killed in police custody in 1999 after spitting on cops.

I don't agree with Tarantino, I think he's a leftwing lunatic, but I don't see how this quote above is the same as saying all cops are murderers.

[I want the USA back]

Don’t ignore the words “rise up”. This is the goal and the vision of the radical left. They are trying to stir up the underclass and get it so angry that it rises up against their “oppressors” (whites, police) and destabilizes the civil order, leading to strife and violence, and an overthrow of the existing structure.
See communist playbook.

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I just took a huge Tarantino.

[GOPJ]

Talk Tarantino into putting on a policeman’s uniform - then drop him off in the middle of the Baltimore ghetto...

[yefragetuwrabrumuy]

“The man’s ego is writing checks that he can’t cash.”