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HA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I love it!
Thank you for posting this and your previous comments on the movie! I am so sick of hearing people dismissing commentary about the racist nature of this movie and all of its implications.
For whatever reason, as much as I’ve read the Boondocks comics, I don’t ever remember Uncle Ruckus being in them. That was funny.
As for the racism in King Kong, I don’t know. Never even though about that.