BlueCross Reward For Information On Noose Incidents

how do any of these comments relate to the nooses on cameron hill ?

I think the site should be torn down and a memorial put in its place.

Listen the truth is that this needed to happen. I have seen the movie and Stiller is right to assert that the scenes poke fun at the actors who exploit the disabled, not the disabled themselves. However I also understand how ignorance could misconstrue this situation and find it deplorable (or funny in a mean-spirited way). The truth is the r-word is over used and as taken on a derogatory meaning. The disabled have been under represented throughout time and they do deserve a responsible voice, in fact they deserve the contribution of everyone's voice. The fact is that this word needs publicity because the less we talk about it the further it becomes "ok" to say. I do feel that the movie should have had a scene honoring that the disabled are human beings and are nothing less than that. However I doubt that many of those involved truly know the experience of a disabled person or their families. So in that I understand their usage. Here's hoping that such jokes will be unnecessary in the future. If Hollywood is to tell the story of a disabled person, they better truly understand it because any half-hearted attempt is utterly disrespectful. And those are the films that deserve protest.