Jamie in Bernalillo all
and I said that burn a Leo New Mexico there you go area
really helped for an Aliyah so you saw twelve years a slave
yes i dnt and like us-iran
sag screen are so I was by myself when I watched it
%uh and like you I keep time I think about it the more
points were made that are applicable to things today
and I think maybe I'm if the previous caller said it
didn't really present slavery and
all set for but I think that it's important to remember the test
is a story based on a real books written by demand
that it's about yeah I bought the book
I released the the Kindle version of that I've got it on my iPhone
and I've been reading it the you know this as I go to sleep every night for
three nights now and and it seems to be fairly consistent
and ice I wasn't really looking forward to watching it
things like I don't skin try looking at war movie seater sofa
I things like that bother me that and
I asked I was amazed by the movie and its
not presented has quite bad blacks good
its lessons in human behavior
set like said can apply today
like the the first slave owners well
a compassionate man for the times
and that the mother was crying over her children
he wanted to buy her young daughter so the daughter could be with some other
but seller with itself her because he said he could make more money and she
grew older
helping her out rather than showing her tits
someone so then they get I want come across try and find a different point
they arrive at the plantation and the woman still crying
his wife can happen sis get them some food supporters said
5 quite she crying doesn't addressed there's a personal question crashed
what she misses her children no I said but better then addressed her and fanned
have some food and get some rest you forget him soon after
for and went back in the house and the amazing thing was it was said
without cruelty the woman was show
enmeshed and her own
society from she saw herself as being the master want any kind and
stupidity and cruelty of a statement just totally
escaped her and I see that so much to date
people who are really good people being able to face saying
that if if they would step back
and not just talk to the people who take like they do
from they would see that they're thinking isn't always that clear
yeah it's like Rand Paul saying that were actually hurting people by giving
them
on ensuring unemployment insurance benefits after 26 weeks
on backplate you know and then and now is
that was my big I have from the movie was it's not the people it's the system
I think for the most part that's really true I think
I'm second slave owner Michael Fassbender
and his wife they were say
personified cruelty yes sent them and
their relationship
they felt this cruelty toward one another so much but the way they were
able to express
selfless through mistreating the slave staking out I miss les
that's right and I thought today of people whose children
end up suffering because the white for a particular has spender he's
he won't ask her because him he's a doctor at all but the poor kids get when
their way or another
get yeah and then there were also there also why people in the movie who
worked on the plantations as opposed to owning the plantations
and they were in a situation where they could lord over
the the blacks over the slaves but
they could also the pretty
severely punished too I which is some probably ready to kill to the
you know without much consequence by those by this by the plantation owners
and um and and
and that that kind of middle ground 0
up having to you know key kiss up and kick down is the
is the phrase that's used in business arm almost describes business culture in
America
yeah middle-management i think is when are the most difficult positions to be
and that you have to
you can you like they didn't even become an awful person because if your friend
gaps in
yeah they and kiss up and kick down and its
is I it is it's just a it's a very very it's a wonderful movie is a
thought-provoking movie it's not
you know like watching some horror thing that which is I think
you know the so much of the coverage of it has been
been a present in the brutality it's in the movie it is not
as brutal as as you know it
I mean min well that Django's brutality was our moms cartoon book
you know are I technische I never did I haven't many
table to face Django yes y Calvo jiang I
Django was was piece cake compared to this arm
the because because tarantino so over did things that he was like at all time
western
you know Jan go at like to watch at considers occur to me
yeah movies when Mark Richt a nighttime taken at my time
you mentioned education and
when I grew from MapQuest they didn't want slave
educated as she said but they also emphasizing he was educated but he was
trying to get a letter out
and so hot struck me was
they probably wouldn't have even cared if he could read or write but he
they wanted him not to be able to clearly communicate
and i think is he said that ties into our current
system at education even know
now they're trying to kill and emphasize storm careerist
to get people more interested in science or not
but most at risk of its almost totally taken out
things and humanities and the arts that %uh critical thinking
but I think it also a lot of people educated to work but we don't want a
medicated to be able to think and communicate
I agree and I think it also applies to our media as well
yes its it's really remarkable