The part where Lois starts insulting her husband and then starts yelling and beating him is a portrayal of how black men get beaten in the US. Oh and don't worry about pausing and talking to us. It's A Reaction Video. We're here to find out how you react to it.
The kkk historically was active from the 19th century to the late 1960s and 70s. The clan is still around today but the organization itself is not a big problem in every day life. And the racial bus scene is from an episode that parodies the movie “stand by me.” The movie takes place in 1958 and segregation didn’t end until 1968, after the civil rights movement.
The part where Lois starts insulting her husband and then starts yelling and beating him is a portrayal of how black men get beaten in the US.
Oh and don't worry about pausing and talking to us. It's A Reaction Video. We're here to find out how you react to it.
The kkk historically was active from the 19th century to the late 1960s and 70s. The clan is still around today but the organization itself is not a big problem in every day life. And the racial bus scene is from an episode that parodies the movie “stand by me.” The movie takes place in 1958 and segregation didn’t end until 1968, after the civil rights movement.
Other than a bunch of LARPers the KKK is basically defunct
I'm from Guyana, we are divided by race politically, but other than that we generally try to live in harmony with each other
Кто-то будет гореть в аду за преступления, а я за смех над шутками про красную точку у индусов🔥🔥🔥
You pause too much
You might want to look into what the purpose is of a Reaction video.