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SonOfTheMask1 year, 8 months ago

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Thanks, 1-2-O, that was very perceptive. I hadn't picked up on that at all.
My intent with my question was to have him set forth what he saw as the important "truths" (realities) that his movie had recovered for us that he felt were missing in what has passed for a national dialogue on the subject.
As I noted to James below, I was disappointed at the brevity of his response. He didn't do much beyond saying that he felt it taught us "something" that was possibly "deeply unpleasant". I understood what he meant by likening it to a "perverse" State of the Union, but that still kept things fairly vague. Gritty specifics were not forthcoming.

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