I don’t think people fully understand what’s happening. We’re not being priced out of luxury. We’re being priced out of normal. A house, car, Groceries, Childcare, Insurance,These weren’t extravagant expectations 20 years ago.
I’m not sure if I’m just remembering this movie wrong? (Pretty sure I’m not)
Or if that small part was rewritten (along with a couple of others that kind of don’t matter tbh).
But I feel like if so, that would change America’s stance on things, historically (in the movie)
And if we are going for accuracy here (and maybe we shouldn’t lean into that because only parts of this movie is historically accurate) but it would also explain (partially) how Nazi settlers ended up coming into America before shit hit the fan in Germany.
Idk……I have a lot of thoughts….
So I was watching Inglorious Bastards on Hulu last night and I realized that I’m pretty sure they re-wrote the ending……like the very ending. Someone plz correct me if I’m wrong but let me walk you through what I remeber and then what I saw last night.
In the Hulu version,
Once the Lieutenant is handed the radio, he is told to follow instructions and follow through with the agreement.
But when they get here. Lieutenant Aldo doesn’t give two shits and is ready to just get in trouble when he links up with his boss and (seemingly) doesn’t abide by the agreement.
White teenagers experimenting with drugs get rehab and second chances. Black teenagers get criminal records and prison sentences. The war on drugs has always been a war on Black and brown bodies. Addiction is only a disease when it's white.