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I'd never bothered to watch Jackson's bloated, badly done Hobbit Trilogy until recently when I stumbled across an edit that cut the material to just what was in the books.

Eventually, I arrived at the scene in "Lake-Town" and watched, horrified, as Jackson kept putting niggers front-and-center in shots. He was priming the pump for Rings of Power. He knew he couldn't get away with putting nogs in the key roles, but he definitely wanted "representation" among the inhabitants of the small, clearly Scottish village.

Fuck that fat little troll.

I'd never bothered to watch Jackson's bloated, badly done Hobbit Trilogy until recently when I stumbled across an edit that cut the material to just what was in the books. Eventually, I arrived at the scene in "Lake-Town" and watched, horrified, as Jackson kept putting niggers front-and-center in shots. He was priming the pump for Rings of Power. He knew he couldn't get away with putting nogs in the key roles, but he definitely wanted "representation" among the inhabitants of the small, clearly Scottish village. Fuck that fat little troll.

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There's been quite a bit written about Jackson's The Hobbit trilogy. He didn't want to do it but eventually agreed to 1 film, but the studio kept on him and kept on him and eventually wore him down. They were shooting without a script and "Fix it in post" became the byword. Jackson himself hasn't spoken out about it much, presumably because he doesn't want to get blackballed, but there were plenty of other witness to the crime.

If the LOTR films hadn't been such a pinnacle of moviemaking the abortion that is The Hobbit trilogy probably wouldn't have been such a big deal to the fans. But everyone I know who loved the LOTR films saw the first Hobbit film. Very few watched the rest of them.

You can bet that the niggers front and center was "strongly suggested" to Jackson and by that time he'd given up even pretending that he was making the movie he wanted. This is Hollywood afterall and they've been pushing the woke agenda for as along as I can remember.

Should he have turned his back on the project and walked away? Yeah probably. But I'm sure there was a very healthy paycheque in it for him. So he's a sell out, which is unfortunate but it's not like he's killing babies.

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I think Jackson had more say and clout than not. He made New Line and Warners a shitload of money with the original Trilogy. They weren’t going to overrule him when it came to shots. He didn’t have to put niggers in there.

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They tried to Jew him out of dozens of millions of dollars with their bullshit accounting. He knows what was going on.

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"strongly suggested"

((("strongly suggested" )))