In 2020 or 2021, Netflix, which never met a white character it couldn’t portray as black, put a warning on the Academy Award-winning classic Gone with the Wind:
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A 1939 American Civil War epic known for its racism. To learn more about Black lives in America, search ‘Black Lives Matter.’
Someone resurrected that warning and made it viral, appropriate given the Democrats’ collapse into unfettered leftism.
Will we soon see these warnings on other award-winning films shown on Netflix?
Rocky – A 1976 film portraying a fighter with an ethnic name who works out by beating cows. To learn more about the benefits of a vegan lifestyle, visit People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals.
Jaws – A 1975 film that showcases the joy of swimming with sharks. To learn more about how to control bleeding when you’ve suddenly lost a limb, visit WebMD.
Schindler’s List – A 1993 film about European Jews who enjoyed living in secure, gated communities. To learn more about Judaism, search “Ku Klux Klan.”
E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial – A 1982 film that traces the harrowing challenges undocumented aliens face in the United States. To learn more about open borders, visit the Democrat party’s website.
The Graduate – A 1967 film that focuses on a college graduate who still lives at home but has no idea what he wants to do with his life. To learn more about plastics, visit any Ivy League University in the United States.
The French Connection – A 1971 film that highlights the differences between public transportation and cars. To learn more about train travel, google “Iryna Zarutska.”
The Longest Day – A 1962 film about a group of soldiers who spend a day frolicking on a Normandy beach. To learn more about Americans who enjoyed the beach so much that they never left, visit Colleville-sur-Mer, France.
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The Sixth Sense – A 1999 film about a young boy who visits the U.S. Senate and sees dead people. To learn more about near-death experiences, visit Chuck Schumer or Mitch McConnell.
Singing in the Rain – A 1952 film that illustrates the horrors of technology on the working class. To learn more about the joys of communism, google “Siberian gulag.”
Tootsie – A 1982 film about a man who wants people to believe he is a woman solely to get a job that should go to a woman. To learn more about women, google “Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson.”
The Russians Are Coming, the Russians Are Coming – A 1966 film about Senator Bernie Sanders and his wife Jane’s honeymoon in the Soviet Union. To learn more about how communism benefits average working people, visit multi-millionaire Senator Sanders at any of his three homes.
The Great Escape – A 1963 film that focuses on the challenges conservatives face when they leave sophisticated blue states for hillbilly blue states. To learn more about moving, visit 0U-Haul’s website.
Gladiator – A 2000 film about a man fighting a corrupt system that has destroyed his family. To learn more about Spencer Pratt, google “Pacific Palisades.”
The Godfather – A 1972 film that focuses on family, loyalty, and capitalism. To learn more about Italians, New York Mayor Mamdani recommends watching the scene where Michael Corleone comes into his own in a Little Egypt restaurant.
Exodus – A 1960 film about Jews enjoying a Mediterranean cruise. To learn more about Israel, google “Tucker Carlson” or visit his website.
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Robin M. Itzler is a regular contributor to American Thinker. She is the founder and editor of Patriot Neighbors, a free weekly national newsletter. Robin can be reached at [email protected].
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