40 acres and a spliff! and a shotgun to protect my acres

I’ll never watch another Clint Eastwood movie. That old white beast is close to death anyway and going to hell for being a lying racist. Of course blacks had something to do with that war - blacks always had something to do with the success of this country. America would never had been America or a prosperous great country without black Americans but the only thing is White racists never wanted blacks to have anything even though the Whites were poor and needy until the Slaves were brought over here by the British. Whites have lied and kept blacks out of the history of America that’s the reason Clint Eastwood could not “FIND” any information on the records he used for that movie. The only reason why most blacks are poor and everyone is doing good in America is because Whites treat anyone who more resembles them by color or straight hair type - they are just lying racist. Whites love calling blacks poor. I’m glad there is a place called Hell they are soon going to.

In ‘letters’ some of the few white soldiers they showed murdered a Japanese soldier AFTER they captured him. So it’s not like all the American soldiers where painted in a good light in the movie. IF they showed the scene with black soldiers they would be cries of racism. The movies only focused on a few American soldiers.(mainly the white and native American soldiers with raising the flag in Fathers or the fact the Letters is a movie about the Japaneses perspective of the War, not American and not African-American. IT was about the Japanese, so some need to grow up)

I wonder if St. Anne will have a mention of the highest decorated group of American soldiers in Europe, Japaneses-Americans?

Lets talk about history and the history of the buffalo soldiers name? I wonder in the movies will ever show the American soldier in the West raping, killing and removing Native_Americans. Black have been involved in every military action in the US and that one too. IF one is so concerned in showing true history, it seems the purposely forgot that fact.