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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It's definitely about an offensive topic, but it does such a remarkable job illustrating the fact that the world isn't as neatly split into "good guys" and "bad guys" as we'd like to believe.[/quote] Who are the “good guys”?[/quote] The "good guys" are supposedly the yankees, while the "bad guys" are supposedly the confederates, but it's really not as simple as that. Humans are complex.[/quote] NP. Agreed. Also who exactly do you think was making all the money off slavery? Cotton was shipped up north. The north was not perfect. Most southerners did not own slaves. [/quote] But all White southerners portrayed in Gone With the Wind do. So why aren’t the “the south really wasn’t a slave holding society!” voices opposed to this misrepresentation?[/quote]
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