The purpose of this pseudo-documentary is to increase the political power of the Democrat party, it makes that clear many times, but it does it under the guise of "helping Black people reclaim their ancestral homes and power".
Couple problems with this thinking... One, you're suggesting mass segregation for easy political gain rather than fixing problems inherent in the system.
And two, the South is ALREADY heavily Black with even the Reddest states voting Blue in their biggest cities.
I've studied American politics my entire life, it's just not possible to flip these states with so few people, and the filmmaker must know this already.
I don't get easily offended, but this is a VERY controversial suggestion the filmmaker is putting forward.
It's a fairly well made film, but the premise is so flawed it's more fantasy than fact so I can't rate it higher than a 3.
Couple problems with this thinking... One, you're suggesting mass segregation for easy political gain rather than fixing problems inherent in the system.
And two, the South is ALREADY heavily Black with even the Reddest states voting Blue in their biggest cities.
I've studied American politics my entire life, it's just not possible to flip these states with so few people, and the filmmaker must know this already.
I don't get easily offended, but this is a VERY controversial suggestion the filmmaker is putting forward.
It's a fairly well made film, but the premise is so flawed it's more fantasy than fact so I can't rate it higher than a 3.