Robert Downey Jr. being choked by Mike Tyson, as some in alternative lifestyles call a notable cinematic depiction of "Gay Bashing," photo and more is [found here]. The 1999 movie depiction occurred in the movie, "Black and White". What is now promoted, and what is now missing, is telling.
In the 1999 movie Robert Downey Jr plays a flamingly gay character who is married to documentary producer, Brooke Shields. Brooke Shields character's documentary project is to film rich Caucasian kids who talk like downtown African American ways of speaking and who adopt the Hip-Hop culture as their own.
An aspiring leader in the African American community with charisma, talent, and has potential to live the life that some only dream about has his life extinguished. A New York City Detective shoots pictures of the killer a minute after the murder and then gives the District Attorney the photos. The killer is not prosecuted. A rap star who is a slick criminal only gets richer. The detective was a criminal, a thief, and a liar who has tens of thousands of "buy money" with no explanation of where it came from.
Social problems for me were overshadowed by public corruption, police brutality, and judicial corruption. The system fueling civil unrest and the breakdown of society is well described in the 1999 film.
Jesse Ventura's Conspiracy Theory Series was pulled from TruTv for having exposed the scam that is [FEMA Camp Fusion Centers], the TSA, and the DHS. I, myself, am wondering why trillions of US taxpayer dollars are being spent on 1000's of miles of underground roads to have a secret bunker network in the Ozarks for international bankers to launch a first strike against average Americans is questioned more than it is. [story]
AMC series [Rubicon] was cancelled. An international spy organization is embedded in the US, it is the real government. Citizens who are insiders and outsiders to the CIA-like organization are killed using stealth techniques. The terror is technology enhanced and goes beyond the worst nightmares of the KGB domination in the former USSR. Was the fiction too close to reality?
Would movies like "Blue Thunder", "The Siege", and "Enemy of the State", be made today? What we get now might be complete government propaganda glorifying torture as a useful tool. How many movies are being remade that are just mindless fluff? When the former Soviet Union was at its most harsh, movies were remade over and over, and the content of approved authors was just rehashing stories already told.
I question the new US censorship and squashing of freedoms in most of my Opednews.com posts. A list of what I have written can be [found here]. My video uploads to LiveLeak.com can be [found here].
