[ SECRET POST #2520 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2520 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I disagree. Unless the song is racist/sexist/homophobic, then there's no reasons to dislike it on those grounds. I love the Stones musically and several of their songs are fine. However, I acknowledge that some are horribly racist and sexist, and that Jagger is kind of horrible. I don't condone those attitudes and I don't respect Jagger as a human being, but I admire their artistry and criticize the elements that need criticizing.

And I actually find actors who are in obviously -ist movies or shows to be almost more problematic, because they are choosing to perpetuate somebody else's terrible shit for a paycheck and/or fame. To say nothing of people who think someone like Roman Polanski should still be allowed to work, let alone those who jump at the chance to work with and defend him.

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"And I actually find actors who are in obviously -ist movies or shows to be almost more problematic, because they are choosing to perpetuate somebody else's terrible shit for a paycheck and/or fame."

Mmm, no. A lot of people forget that acting is still a job. Work, even shitty work, is still work nonetheless. You take roles when they're offered to you. Also, who has time to research every single thing they read and audition for? An actor's job of analyzing the work and helping to develop their character doesn't come until after they've already been cast. They don't have to be the heart and soul of every project they work on.

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It depends on how much power/agency the actors has (I say this as an actor myself). I will judge Harrison Ford much more harshly for appearing in Ender's Game and being so publicly supportive of Roman Polanski than I will the actors in those films who don't have nearly his visibility or platform.

(Very sad about HF, I used to just love him.)