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I heard there was something wrong with the color of your V Jay.
Norman! What did you put in my tea?

This movie is woke. This movie is relevant now that Donald Trump is trying to become president again.
Everyone is woke now. The racists are woke. The anti racists are work. The liberals and conservatives are woke.
Everyone is woke except for maybe the Muslims, Asians and Mexicans.

The movie sucked, get over it peas. 🥰

Stfu racist asshole.
There's nothing wrong with the movie. There is something wrong with your brain.

The narrative is confused and the film is completely forgettable.
Norman! What did you put in my tea?

Yeah this movie is not representative of college at all or black college students.

I'd bet money that you already hated them.
Edit: I just noticed your profile avatar, I would've wont that bet.

garbage is the word i'd use too to describe this movie, the funny thing about 10 years later another garbage movie came out almost identical to this one (Crash) and that one won the oscar for best picture, let that sink in
so many movies, so little time

Indicative of a very weak mind if you let a film steer you through life. You might as well be Remy. If you let a movie full of actors acting out a story about racism sway you to become a racist, you are vulnerable and have no mind of your own or you were already a racist to begin with. Sad either way. You got a problem with black people but not the skinheads or racist security guards who harassed regularly or that Remy provoked a fight with Malik when he was talking to Deja? "1995 coon?" You must've been in the bathroom on those parts. Trust me, black people are not thinking about your asses even half as much as you think.

Maybe its because you're a racist.

Exactly. Thank you.

You hate the blacks?! I am a white female and after seeing this I hate the white folks they are disgusting priviledged spoiled bratts with all that alcohol and loud parties
People complain blacks were smoking weed on campus like they have a higher moral or something blacks can't smoke weed (which is legalized in some states and can be used for therapeutical effects), but white folks get to drink themselves to the ground and it's all fine At least with weed you don't loose your consciousness and the addiction potencial is lower.

It could have a couple more likeable non racist black people in it I can agree with that, but that was sort of the point of the movie You can't be pro black and not be racist, like you can't be pro white and not be racist Most characters in this movie were racists, not just the uber obvious baldheaded skinheads
If Newborn Babies Could Speak They Would Be The Most Intelligent Beings On Planet Earth

Unbelievable. This movie is not creating racism. How can a movie create whats been around for centuries? Rather as expressed here, this film only holds up a mirror to the ugliness that will be here indefinitely.
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Lmao at this movie creating racism. Racism never went anywhere. America thrives off racism.

I think OP's point is that this POS movie actually created racism, where none had existed.
I'll take Punctuality

I didn't have a problem with the black people in this film. And I am a white person.

Violent, against the rules of the college and society, extremely racist towards whites. Makes them look like little whiny babies.

All races are NOT racist. I don't believe that was the movie's point but rather, there are (some) members from every race that are racist. I don't believe Malik was racist. He made racist remarks about his team mate becuz he had just gotten into a fight with him. Hes standing there with his white girlfriend so that was the first thing Malik thought of to attack and express his anger when he was talking to Deja.
Remy was grown enough to decipher between right and wrong. I will never believe every black person Remy met bullied him or made him racist. There were several things that were "instrumental" to Remy's racist demise, NOT JUST FUDGE AND DREADS and if you cant see that, you're blind as well or maybe you don't want to see it. Maybe you could check the movie out again and see that Remy was bullied just the same by Scott. Also, listen for Remy saying his dad kicked his *ss everyday. Surely the fault of Fudge and Dreads, right? Remy had choices to make that went way beyond being bullied by Fudge. He made them and those choices led him to his end.
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The point of this movie is that all races are racist, most of the characters are in this movie Malik included, he threw a hissy fit when he saw a interracial couple.
Been a while since I saw it now so yeah I don't remember every details but Remy became a racist because the black people who he just wanted to be friends with bullied him around instead And sure he is responsible for his own actions at the end of the day, but if you can't see that they were a instrumental part of structuring him into becoming a racist you are blind.
Somedays you just can't dispose of a bomb.

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Correction. Scott turned Remy into a racist skin head. Rather, Remy's weak mentality allowed him to become a skin head after being persuaded by Scott. It just is not right to try and blame all that on Fudge and Dreads.
If being bullied once or twice can turn someone racist, they were already racist to begin with. I don't understand why nobody wants to hold Remy responsible for his own actions. He moved out from Fudge and still became whatever he was. Did Fudge make Remy pick a fight with Malik, "1995 coon?" Fudge was nowhere in sight when Remy did that. Fudge was nowhere in the room when Remy trashed his roomates things.
Though he was fragile and very vulnerable, at some point, Remy has to be held responsible for his choices that had nothing to do with Fudge. Fudge and Dreads didn't turn Remy into anything.
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Thank you, vandwedge. Seriously.
Don't come for me unless I send for you. There is consequence.