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John Wayne was racist, homophobic and a white supremacist


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I wouldn't be surprised to see if next-generation praising Donald Trump and pop stars making songs about him. A reverse Warholian expedition! 

White people will always stay white, superiority! 

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TeenIdle

That was brought up the moment the tracklist came out.

Actually there was a moment of wondering whether it's about John Wayne Gacy :air: Better about a trash person than a murderer

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I mean, it's interesting at least, because people like him that are around today spout similar ideas. What he said back then is still culturally relevant in the eyes of many, I see a lot of arguments parroting this view nowadays

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Lord Temptation

John Wayne Gacy was worse :sis:

OT: The whole world was much more racist, sexist and homophobic back then. Pointing the finger at one individual is pointless when the entire society mirrored the same traits :triggered:

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Ugh. Guys, she wasn't saying she's inlove with John Wayne the actor, she is referrig to the movies John Wayne portrayed. "A real wild man" cowboy, the types of roles John Wayne took. She's a referencial queen like she did with Hitchcock in Bad Romance.

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19 minutes ago, Blond said:

People need to stop judging the standards of then with standards of now.

This!!! Almost no known figure from 100+ years ago could be appreciated now if every new liberal standard was imposed on them

 

And I'm sure in 100 years more ppl might look at us like pieces of sh*t

 

Who knows maybe eating meat will one day be seen as imoral by ALL liberals and will be the status quo and from their perspective ppl from our time were mostly bad

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12 minutes ago, Sunny said:

More than half of America during that time was also

Half is an understatement

 

Honestly anytime before the 1940s/1950s....

 

For anyone to not be prejudice against homosexuals, or a white to not be racist they had to be extremely forward thinking, think outside the box and let social standards and culture have very little impact on their thinking

 

While individuals like that always existed, it's certainly isn't half of people, definitely a small minority

 

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I can't at y'all saying we shouldn't judge him for the times, as if y'all as gay boys wouldn't have been bullied and abused to a much higher degree if you lived back then. Slaveowners aren't bad? We shouldn't fault them for beating slaves, because that was the norm? If you're actively contributing to oppression, you're.. an oppressor lmao you're not innocent

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Holy Mayhem

Honestly I get that he said some derogatory remarks back in the day but it was a different world back then. Times changed and honestly people need to stop digging up the past to find something to be sensitive about and complain. Just sack up stop being so sensitive and try to make the world a better place. Everyone gets offended so easily but does nothing to help the world become more positive. 

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The human race has evolved since then, quite a bit I'd say.

If you didn't smoke in the 70s, you were treated like an Alien reject!

I'm not too worried about how people behaved 60 years ago, I am now though, no more excuses in 2019!

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In my town (small town in Oklahoma) John Wayne is still idolized. There’s cardboard cutouts of him placed in windows, and there’s a monthly magazine dedicated to him in his namesake that just publishes old photos of him and stories about his life. 

What I’m saying is, most people look past his opinions and idolize his legacy. Gaga’s fans are her harshest critics, and you guys are the only ones that care about things like this when she clearly had no intention of studying his biography to write a song about a strong man. What would you rather it be called, “Chuck Norris?” That’s a joke 

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