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<p dir="auto"><strong>thepoet21</strong> — <em>9 years ago(February 07, 2017 08:46 AM)</em></p>
<p dir="auto">I am really sad to see the boards go. I haven't really been active in the last 5 years, but I was happy they were still here.<br />
One thing I can say is that I do watch alot of black film and I liked to use the boards to share observations and ideas. However, the intellectual sewage was pretty overwhelming. Though I support people's right to express their ideas, it came to a point for me that I didn't want to really be a part of it.<br />
Like, it was just discouraging going to a board for any black movie and seeing all the "Why is there a black BET, shouldn't there be a White WET?" And Im like, who cares? Lets talk about the movie!<br />
My theory has been that the board was overrun by activists who felt powerless to do anything but live the basic 9-5 life while the world proceeds with or without them. And I know that can be a crappy feeling. Wake up, work, pay bills, lunch, go home, TV, bed (then repeat). Maybe this became their outlet to change the world despite the meaningless, maybe this was just a way to mess with people, maybe they really thought they were doing something, I dunno. You give these people feedback, and either they get nasty, or try report your post even if you said nothing bad.<br />
I got tired to going back and forth so I said screw it. Looks like the whole thing blow up in everybody's face. But, I am sad I can't share ideas about movies anymore. Oh well.</p>
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