In reply to Whoops.

@Whoops - Exactly. So I suggest you, being a JUVENILE and all, should know your place and as directed leave the discussion. But as expected you'll throw a tantrum, much like you are doing now, or sit and spin. Both of which I find delightfully amusing.

Like the immature child that you lack the intellectual capacity to engage in conversation of this type and when you try and fail to grasp what is being stated you, as is expected, act out hence the tantrum that I listed in the prior paragraph. Although you have NO response to the points that I addressed in my last (2) responses, like the juvenile that you are, you continue to engage in what is now a game called "who gets the last word." Unfortunately for you, this too will result in you failing.

In regards to Black Panther, I don't care about it but it appears that people of color seem to think that this movie is the epitome of everything that is Black and possible when simply put it isn't. Therefore, I stated that I don't care about the movie, and I don't because 1. I don't find it to be the epitome of anything that is Black: not in culture, style, life representation etc and 2. Quite frankly, Black Panther as I remember it from the comics isn't a fascinating or "cool" character. (shrugs)

In regards to the conversation about color, race, etc. this was all addressed in my earlier postings, had you read them, but of course, being the juvenile that YOU ARE, you didn't. (I understand that children lack the focus or desire to READ these days so it doesn't surprise me that you would spend little to no time read my ENTIRE posting. I believe you kids today much more prefer short texts such as are the parameters for social media outlets like Twitter. Such a pity because you can't SKIM your way through life dear.)

In regards to my usage of James Bond as an example, it is totally appropriate. It doesn't matter that all of the James Bonds APPEARED to be white as they represented a character and they all LOOKED different. This young lady, as I listed in my previous response, looks NOTHING like Storm, nor did Halle. She is NOT the same color (hue) as Storm, NOR was Halle. Halle is bi-racial and so is this young lady, but oddly enough no one had an issue with Halle playing the role of Storm. Why is that? What this issue has become, as I listed in my PREVIOUS response, is an issue of inner-racism, people's inability to use their imaginations etc.

One cannot expect that every character that will be shown in film will EXACTLY look or BE LIKE the character but this appears to be the case when it comes to comic book characters and portrayals of real life people, AGAIN, as I stated in my previous posting. Just like with ALL JAMES BONDS CHARACTERS looking different yet everyone was able to USE THEIR IMAGINATIONS and get through the movies just find. I find it quite interesting that a bi-racial woman showing interest in a movie about a comic book character is an issue, when she is BI-RACIAL as in half-Black and the other actress that played the role was TOO BI-RACIAL, half Black but that was not an issue. Now we've come down to color (hue) and anyone who has EVER READ THE COMICS knows that Storm is NOT ONLY BI-RACIAL but she has also had DIFFERENT SKIN TONES (hues). This entire argument is preposterous in of its self.

Lastly, I totally agree with you and this ENTIRE posting when you stated: "You embarrassed yourself up and down that comment, sis. And I was sparing your feelings, but since you’ve made it a point throw a tantrum about someone “shutting down” and daring to not address what you think were great points, here’s your rebuttal: You’re too dumb to have this conversation."

I suggest you learn to be less judgment and racist and perhaps you will get further life. Once you learn to READ and process information I do believe there will be even greater hope for you and your pathetic existence.
#You've Been Schooled