Thursday, 5 June 2014

Neil Young Journeys

Rating:
60%
Format:
DVD
Year:
2011
Predominant Genre:
Non-fiction
Plot:
None
Themes:
Personal change
Self-expression
Similar Titles:
Unknown
Best Performances:
None

White-Man’s Blues

More White whining from the emotionally-repressed and the self-obsessed.

If Whites had an actual culture rather than just a formal one, they would actually have something to celebrate. Instead, we get the usual whingeing-on about environmental issues and loveless sexual relationships, but with no appreciation of the fact that White culture is essentially anti-Nature and that White supremacy requires the suppression of empathy; leading to the inability of Whites to form long-lasting and meaningful human relationships – with themselves and others.

Here, we witness a White musician who has nothing to share but his immemorial pain and First-World subjectivism. When will these people ever get a life.

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