The American Society of Magical Negroes Claims White People Are ‘Most Dangerous Animal on the Planet’
In the era of tolerance and inclusion, equality and equity, and diversity and acceptance, it’s perfectly acceptable to exhibit bigotry and prejudice toward white people. The latest example of this is in the new cultural propaganda work of fiction known as The American Society of Magical Negroes.
A supposed comedy, the movie is nothing more than anti-white bigotry and prejudice. The cultural propaganda piece focuses on Aren, a man down on his luck who is recruited by the mythical Roger to be part of a society of “magical negroes” whose sole purpose is to make the lives of white people more comfortable so they stop inflicting harm on black people, the not-so-subtle message being that white people are the root of all harm to black people.
“Watching you walk through a room full of white people was the most painful thing I’ve ever seen,” Roger says to Aren in a trailer for the movie.
During one scene in the film, Roger calls white people “the most dangerous animal on the planet” when they feel uncomfortable. And in another scene, the mythical Roger tells Aren that “white people feeling uncomfortable precedes a lot of bad stuff for us.”
And because of this danger, the magical society exists so that it constantly averts disaster by ensuring white people remain comfortable. And this is done, as Aren learns, by putting the needs of white people before the needs of black people.
“That’s why we fight white discomfort every day. Because the happier they are, the safer we are,” Rogers says in a theatrical trailer.
The Left has done such a masterful job of brainwashing the culture that society has become so brow-beaten to accept such anti-white bigotry without objecting. This kind of anti-white prejudice regularly goes unchecked and unpunished by the people who claim they want racial equality.
If there was a film that said, implied, suggested, or even remotely hinted that black people were dangerous animals,
people, many of whom are from these “marginalized groups” that require good legal representation and count on the legal licensing regime to ensure that those unqualified to practice law never get the chance.