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Post by X factor on Oct 5, 2022 21:10:12 GMT -5
The Captain of 'Deep space nine', the star trek franchise, is like the ugliest captain of all the captains in the series.
Why did they cast him?
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Post by X factor on Nov 6, 2022 23:43:01 GMT -5
I don't like politically or I should say, culturally correct white folks, who feel the need to put the most ugliest, homely looking black folks on TV and insert in every movie or commercial spot.
Notice I said the ugliest, not the best looking, but it's always these featureless black types whom even other black folks consider homely.
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Post by X factor on Nov 6, 2022 23:45:14 GMT -5
There's just something sick, sickening, about white casting directors, that whenever they cast a black female in a movie, they always go for some masculine, butch, looking female...why the f is that??
It's done deliberetely, why?
And they love casting butch black looking females next to the most angelic, soft skinned, youthful both male and white actors, and again, why is that?
What monster does that?
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Post by X factor on Jan 9, 2023 10:07:57 GMT -5
Every 'B' person cast in this movie totally validates the points of all previous posts in this section
Again, notice how dark and dull faced every single B person cast in this movie is.
And remember, they're always purposefully cast in this way, not by B casting directors but by W or J or maybe even Asian ones.
Again, W or J casting directors love finding the ugliest B characters and then contrasting them with more stellar looking W characters, this pattern has gone on forever in the movies.
Even the younger supposedly brilliant high school student, the volcano expert, is cast as a dark skinned bland faced youngster.
But whenever younger W males are cast for similar roles, they always look cute, or have an androgynous look about them with long or flush flowing hair.
Again, why is this done?
And why do W casting directors have such a 1-dimensional view of 'black'...there are so many different shades and black, looks, body stills, ect (just look at the women in rap videos)
But when W or J's cast black folks, they always cast them as being the darkest, most bland, featureless face looking people in the movie.
And again, why is that done?
Is it done out of evil?
Or a form of passive racism?
Who knows, I just know it never stops, not even in modern movies.
'Let's find the ugliest black actors and let's cast in same movie as carefully picked W actors'..says the typical jaded, warped movie casting director.
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Post by X factor on Jan 9, 2023 10:18:13 GMT -5
Every 'B' person cast in this movie totally validates the points of all previous posts in this section Again, notice how dark and dull faced every single B person cast in this movie is. And remember, they're always purposefully cast in this way, not by B casting directors but by W or J or maybe even Asian ones. Again, W or J casting directors love finding the ugliest B characters and then contrasting them with more stellar looking W characters, this pattern has gone on forever in the movies. Even the younger supposedly brilliant high school student, the volcano expert, is cast as a dark skinned bland faced youngster. But whenever younger W males are cast for similar roles, they always look cute, or have an androgynous look about them with long or flush flowing hair. Again, why is this done? And why do W casting directors have such a 1-dimensional view of 'black'...there are so many different shades and black, looks, body stills, ect (just look at the women in rap videos) But when W or J's cast black folks, they always cast them as being the darkest, most bland, featureless face looking people in the movie. And again, why is that done? Is it done out of evil? Or a form of passive racism? Who knows, I just know it never stops, not even in modern movies. 'Let's find the ugliest black actors and let's cast in same movie as carefully picked W actors'..says the typical jaded, warped movie casting director.  Why do white and Jewish casting directors always ignore the vast pool of actually good or decent looking black folks, and instead always go straight to the most bland looking, straight out of Africa types? Why do they do that? It's as if they're projecting their own bias onto the screen. It's as if they don't want the world to know that beautiful black folks do exist, cause that wouldn't fit their supremist narrative....and is why they always purposefully cast the most dazzling looking white male and females next to the most dull and bland looking black actors and actresses. Look at every movie, and you'll see this done time and time again. Not that only good looking performers should be able to act, but my gosh, to purposefully ignore handsome black men, and replace them with people that even other black people would consider 'ugly', becomes an ongoing insult after a while. It would be like me finding the ugliest dull looking white actors and casting them next to the most dazzling Black or person of color ones...what would that be called? |
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Post by X factor on Jan 9, 2023 10:20:15 GMT -5
Every 'B' person cast in this movie totally validates the points of all previous posts in this section Again, notice how dark and dull faced every single B person cast in this movie is. And remember, they're always purposefully cast in this way, not by B casting directors but by W or J or maybe even Asian ones. Again, W or J casting directors love finding the ugliest B characters and then contrasting them with more stellar looking W characters, this pattern has gone on forever in the movies. Even the younger supposedly brilliant high school student, the volcano expert, is cast as a dark skinned bland faced youngster. But whenever younger W males are cast for similar roles, they always look cute, or have an androgynous look about them with long or flush flowing hair. Again, why is this done? And why do W casting directors have such a 1-dimensional view of 'black'...there are so many different shades and black, looks, body stills, ect (just look at the women in rap videos) But when W or J's cast black folks, they always cast them as being the darkest, most bland, featureless face looking people in the movie. And again, why is that done? Is it done out of evil? Or a form of passive racism? Who knows, I just know it never stops, not even in modern movies. 'Let's find the ugliest black actors and let's cast in same movie as carefully picked W actors'..says the typical jaded, warped movie casting director. Why do white and Jewish casting directors always ignore the vast pool of actually good or decent looking black folks, and instead always go straight to the most bland looking, straight out of Africa types? Why do they do that? It's as if they're projecting their own bias onto the screen. It's as if they don't want the world to know that beautiful black folks do exist, cause that wouldn't fit their supremist narrative....and is why they always purposefully cast the most dazzling looking white male and females next to the most dull and bland looking black actors and actresses. Look at every movie, and you'll see this done time and time again. Not that only good looking performers should be able to act, but my gosh, to purposefully ignore handsome black men, and replace them with people that even other black people would consider 'ugly', becomes an ongoing insult after a while. It would be like me finding the ugliest dull looking white actors and casting them next to the most dazzling Black or person of color ones...what would that be called? |
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Post by X factor on Jan 9, 2023 13:44:19 GMT -5
White Hollywood casting directors never cast handsome, stellar, looking B males like this in movies, why is that??  Why do white casting directors avoid casting handsome black males/women, in movie roles, and instead they'll dig up the most ugliest, featureless types instead...again why is that??
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Post by X factor on Jan 9, 2023 13:47:28 GMT -5
White Hollywood casting directors never cast handsome, stellar, looking B males like this in movies, why is that?? Why do white casting directors avoid casting handsome black males/women, in movie roles, and instead they'll dig up the most ugliest, featureless types instead...again why is that?? |
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Post by X factor on Jan 9, 2023 14:08:44 GMT -5
I mean they're are plenty of ugly, bland looking, white folks, believe me you, but they're not allowed anywhere near the camera, unless playing the role of some grungy character.
On the other hand, if black, and cute, light skinned, toned face, Hollywood won't cast you.
But if black, look ugly, have big lips, nose, ect, in otherwords if you fit the stereotype of 'black', like those old bugs bunny cartoons, then you'll get cast in movies...why is that?
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Post by X factor on Jan 16, 2023 22:09:22 GMT -5
Jurasic Dominion movie
It's like every new scene in this movie, they have to inject the most darkest skinned B person.
Not that there's anything wrong with that, but after a while it just starts feeling very 'forced', fake and contribed.
Sorry, I live in the real world, and you just don't see to many urban city looking B folks as top scientists, and or spies flying on lear jets, middle easterners yes, Arabs, yes, but urban looking American B folks from inner city Chicago, no.
And I say this as a person of color.
I mean even people of color don't like when movies get overly PC.
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Post by X factor on Jan 18, 2023 4:13:07 GMT -5
Watch this video, and see how cute and fem, black females are when black males allowed to cast them
Study this video, or any other rap video, and notice when B males allowed to cast b women, notice how cute they look, then contrast that of or when white or Jewish casting directors cast B females in movies, and notice how when W or J's males cast B women, notice now 'butch' and tough and masculine they look.
And again
I ask the question of Why?...why?
How come white or Jewish male casting directors chose the ugliest of blacks they can find to put on film?
When B folks do not.
Why do whites or Jewish casting directors seem to love portraying black people as looking and being so primitive?
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Post by X factor on Jun 4, 2023 5:51:15 GMT -5
View AttachmentHere's an example of what I mean by how 'white casting directors' always cast dull, bland looking blacks, next to whites, even when it comes to females. In this movie 'Possession', all the white females were carefully chosen for their feminine features and values, but the one female black nurse in the film looks like 'butch'. This is done deliberately, cause when you look at any black produced movie or Video by Jay-Z, you see nothing but hot, model looking black females, but when movies are produced by whites, they seem to always cast dull, featureless blacks as extras. This is very insightful into how people perceive one another. The more you notice this behavior among white casting directors, the more it'll drive you insane as you see it more and more in movies and commercials. The above post was posted back in 2014, but it's only gotten worse since then. Rules 1. Always cast the best looking, carefully selected for their physical traits, white actors, actresses, next to the most generic, bland looking, darkest skinned, featureless black 'extras' or side characters. This continues even today, in commercials, movies, TV shows, you name it. The only time you don't see it is when black folks allowed to cast themselves, as in like rap videos ect, then you see petite, cute looking black females of lighter shades. But when white or jewish men cast black women or men, notice they always cast the most dull, bland looking people they can find. And for the 100th time, I ask why, why is that done, why do they do that? Do you need more physical evidence of this? |
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Post by X factor on Jun 4, 2023 5:56:32 GMT -5
To me, when something is done, that is not fair, over and over again, than it's demonic.
Whether literally or pejoratively, to me its demonic.
Anything that is deceptive, is demonic.
So, am I saying white males in Hollywood, those in charge of movies, and casting people are demonic?
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Post by X factor on Jun 4, 2023 7:00:20 GMT -5
The Returned
Another gleeming example of how black folks are cast.
In this movie, all the white women have lush full hair, sharp features.
Yet, the main black female nurse they cast for this movie, has short hair like a male, looks very bland, do to know hair, and generic.
And it's so blarring throughout the hospital scenes and even in this trailer.
Again, why?
Make the white actresses look super cute, while casting the most dull looking, bald headed, black female next to them.
Pure evil is what it is.
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Post by X factor on Jun 4, 2023 7:04:00 GMT -5
It' the sickest kind of racism actually.
'Well, if we must share the same space, at least we're going to always make sure we outshine you in every way'.
'We'll make your women look ugly, and our women look good, we'll make your men look dufus, and our men look smart'...type of same ole colonial, 'massa' type of bs scene played out every day in movies and film.
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