Spike Lee calls for Hollywood to ‘shut it down’ in Georgia

StoneByStone said:
Hey, you managed to make a comment without sperging out! Congrats!

So no, I think there would be a big difference between forcing people to film in Georgie, and forcing people to have health insurance. The former doesn't really have a good reason, whereas the latter is to keep taxes down.
I prefer government only get involved for very important reasons. Forcing a director to film in Georgia doesn't seem to have a big benefit.
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And you still fail at understand or acknowledge that you're the one who "sperged" out in the smaller magazine discussion and continue to do, when it's brought back up. :D

And once again, you're attempting to divert from my question and trying to steer the exchange to something that you're more comfortable with, only because what was asked makes you uncomfortable. :good4u:
 
USFREEDOM911 said:
And you still fail at understand or acknowledge that you're the one who "sperged" out in the smaller magazine discussion and continue to do, when it's brought back up. :D

And once again, you're attempting to divert from my question and trying to steer the exchange to something that you're more comfortable with, only because what was asked makes you uncomfortable. :good4u:
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Aw, you were doing so good! Maybe if you keep trying, one day you'll be able to talk to people without acting like an SJW.
 
Bill said:
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Director Spike Lee is calling for Hollywood production companies to leave Georgia over a law that would ban abortions as early as six weeks, upon detection of a fetal heartbeat.

Most studios that have commented have said they’re waiting to see if the so-called “heartbeat” law actually takes effect next year, or if the courts will block it. But at the arrivals line for Denzel Washington’s American Film Institute lifetime achievement tribute Thursday, Lee said now is the time for Georgia-based productions to “shut it down” and boycott the state’s booming film industry to drive change.

Lee acknowledged that a mass exodus could dent livelihoods, but cited black bus drivers affected by the Civil Rights Movement-era boycott in Montgomery. “I know it’s going to affect people’s livelihood. But that’s how things change,” Lee said. “You’ve got to be on the right side of history, and the state of Georgia and those other states, they’re wrong,” he added.

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Spike must be concerned he's produced him some bastards with the black Georgia hos and needs a way out.
 
StoneByStone said:
Aw, you were doing so good! Maybe if you keep trying, one day you'll be able to talk to people without acting like an SJW.
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I see you still haven't grown enough spine to admit that you had no clue as to what you were saying, when it came to those smaller magazines; but you are making a really good attempt to hide your shame. :laugh:
 
StoneByStone said:
Hey, you managed to make a comment without sperging out! Congrats!

So no, I think there would be a big difference between forcing people to film in Georgie, and forcing people to have health insurance. The former doesn't really have a good reason, whereas the latter is to keep taxes down.
I prefer government only get involved for very important reasons. Forcing a director to film in Georgia doesn't seem to have a big benefit.
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The problem is you want to determine what is and isn't important then force it on others.
 
Superfreak said:
Clearly you have no comprehension of basic genetics.
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When a single sperm impregnates the egg, it puts up a wall that blocks all the other sperms. These sperms then die.
So if you believe that a sperm is a human life, then every ejaculation, including ones that fertilize an egg, is mass murder.
 
StoneByStone said:
When a single sperm impregnates the egg, it puts up a wall that blocks all the other sperms. These sperms then die.
So if you believe that a sperm is a human life, then every ejaculation, including ones that fertilize an egg, is mass murder.
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The sperm cell is not a human life... hence your lack of understanding of basic genetics. The single sperm that fertilizes the egg cell, creates the genetic pattern for a unique human life. If the fertilized egg then implants, then that life continues to grow.

The individual cells are not unique human life. It is the combination of the two types of cells that creates the unique genetic coding of a human life.
 
StoneByStone said:
I didn't say it is. I was speaking about people who think it is. Maybe you should work on your reading comprehension.
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Also... fair point on the reading comprehension. You were mocking those that supposedly said such nonsense, not stating it yourself. I stand corrected on that point.
 
StoneByStone said:
When a single sperm impregnates the egg, it puts up a wall that blocks all the other sperms. These sperms then die.
So if you believe that a sperm is a human life, then every ejaculation, including ones that fertilize an egg, is mass murder.
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You're the only one, except for other dumbass liberals like you, who have ever said that that sperm is life.

But maybe you've felt it wiggling around on your tongue and thought it was.

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StoneByStone said:
I didn't say it is. I was speaking about people who think it is. Maybe you should work on your reading comprehension.
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Please show where you said that your were "speaking about people who think it is" or is this just another one you attempts to sugar coat what you post, after someone points out how stupid you are.
 
StoneByStone said:
Well there are some things we have to force on others. Any law is forcing something on someone.
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In other words, you think it's your place to determine what is important enough to force on others?

Not all laws are forcing something on someone.
 
CFM said:
In other words, you think it's your place to determine what is important enough to force on others?
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Yes.

Not all laws are forcing something on someone.
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You could maybe make an argument that most laws simply aren't allowing us to do something, but that's kind of splitting hairs.
Laws limit our freedoms in order to preserve other freedoms. That's their whole reason for existing.
 
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