That promise of "40 acres and a mule" was a said by General Sherman and NOT an official US government promise!! Sherman was just talking and had no authority to make such a promise!!
@@Richard-gp5tg no, the problem wasn't capitalization of the word country, which should not be capitalized anyways... the problem was that the AI voice didn't finish the sentence because she clearly was not one of the only black females living within the US at the time... your brain scares me.
That promise of "40 acres and a mule" was a said by General Sherman and NOT an official US government promise!! Sherman was just talking and had no authority to make such a promise!!
From the beginning of the war , wealthy northerners paid a small amount for replacement soldiers. Many were immigrants from Germany and Ireland. There were entire Regiments that spoke only Gaelic or German.
That promise of "40 acres and a mule" was a said by General Sherman and NOT an official US government promise!! Sherman was just talking and had no authority to make such a promise!!
That promise of "40 acres and a mule" was a said by General Sherman and NOT an official US government promise!! Sherman was just talking and had no authority to make such a promise!!
This movie is historically inaccurate. Newt Knight and his band attacked both confederate and union troops who entered their area in Sullivan's Hollow, Jones county, MS because both armies raided for supplies. Both union and confederate leaders would even give guns to their POWs when they were going through Newt's domain. Also, he bought Rachel to care for his young son when his wife died. Rachel was so loyal to him because she had a young child too and when the slave auction people tried to take her child from her because it was a common practice to do so in that day, Newt told them to stop that he would take the child too because she could care for two children as easily as one.
This doesn’t match what I’ve read. All reports during the war tell of him and his men fighting solely against the confederates and professing loyalty to the Union army. He also never bought Rachel. She was a slave of his grandfather and assisted him during his rebellion. After the war he married her after separating from his wife
I found this channel a few days ago and have been bingewatching since then ! Also what is the name of the background music, its so good i want to use it as a backgroud music while i play games. Thanks
It's only because they are related he did it. The civil war you died and that was it family generally had to go looking in the battle field after the fact to try to burry and get closer
@@hababu6276 it's Northern propaganda The south was just full of racists, and wanted to civil war because they wanted slaves. It's just cliche. Just like how the nazis are always the bad guy, so too must the confederates.
@@Basedbateman97 If anything it doesn’t pander enough. The real Knight worked hard to support the Republican government during reconstruction. Working as a marshal rescuing people still enslaved and as the colonel of a regiment protecting against attacks by white insurgents. He did so until democrats regained control. I also would like to see a citation for the claim that he fought the union. I can’t find any mention of it, and did find a report of him saying that he and his men supported the union army
adding more action always makes historical movies with already inaccuracies even more inaccurate, look at enemy at the gates, that is most innacutate WW2 movie ever made as far as I know
That promise of "40 acres and a mule" was a said by General Sherman and NOT an official US government promise!! Sherman was just talking and had no authority to make such a promise!!
Can we both agree that the SOUTH was the more immoral side because they were certainly more pro-slavery? Can we? Can we agree that the Bible is immoral because it fully approves of slavery - the main reason why Christians in the south were ok with slavery?
This Native American style flute music you're using as background is just too droning, repetitive, and morose. I can't listen to your recaps with this in the background. Exiting this vid (the second one of yours now) after 12 seconds. I really wanted to see this recap too. But not enough to put up with that music.
The parties switched names. The republican party was the now democrats back then. While the democrats were the now republicans back then. just google it up about the switch. It's confusing but hopefully this would help you. (:
@@jeroen7366 yeah look up the southern strategy to understand why. Long story short FDR began the gradual shift of party away from the southern dixiecrats who made up its core. Once Lydon B starting helping civil rights activists marginally more they left the party and the Republicans who had lost elections for decades at that point shifted its strategem to scoop up those southern white votes with "dogwhistles" agaisnt minorities especially AA. Nixon n Reagan really oversaw the offical "switch" more so Reagan who won 49 states after going to the murder site of civil rights activists n spoke about states right a clear dogwhistle 🐕 Thus Republican Party as we know it today came into being.
Lmao, you can't be serious. While most Southern seccesionist states secceeded because of slavery, the war was not fought over slavery but about the issue of whether seccession was legal or not. None of the Northerners cared for the slaves and during Reconstruction most of them regreted the liberation of slaves because they moved North, lol.
@zoldy not entirely true. Most former slaves directly after the civil war did not go north after the civil war. They stayed on their plantations and worked for basically room and board. Almost all former slaves were illiterate and had no money, they couldn’t just go north and find a job as simply as you suggest.
@@halorecon95 The South seceded because they wanted to keep their slave-owning ways. The war was fought over slavery, you’re just trying to obfuscate it.
@@cbadshew The war was fought over the Seccession of the Southern states, not because they were slave states. Reminder that Delaware, Maryland and Kentucky, all slave states, remained on the Union's side and that Arkansas, Tennessee, Virginia and North Carolina only secceeded after the Union marched south to bring the Southern states back into the Union.
The Civil War is one of my favorite time periods, and this film is has a lot of historical accuracy. But, this film commits the cardinal sin: IT'S BORING! And the editing is atrocious in some parts. Like, cutting back and forth to the trial scene is stupid, that should have been completely in the epilogue. And the black and white stills... why?? This isn't a documentary. I hate to say it, but they should have tweaked the film to lead up to a massive battle between the Jones militia and the regiment.
IT'S BORING welcome to the real world and real history remember your comments about this being boring the next time you complain about a movie being INACCURAT but entertaining to watch
This movie is a testimony that the democratics have been Criminals since 1865 , and that's the reason that they need to be held accountable for the crime's against civilians of the US.
@@saviet4222 What are you talking about, can you put together a sentence that is understandable or are you just another CCP troll saying insane garbage out your ass 😜🤪😛😝😆😆🦧😎
@@notfromhere8889 Well the Mike they won't do it in public anymore because of the virtual signaling that is the democratics main message in today's political propaganda but in private they still wear the white sheets and why do you think that they let in all of the Haiti people into the country. They mostly can all speak english and any top Democratic who doesn't have at least a dozen or so is just a peon, and not a true Democratic.
Hollywood has a poor record of accurately portraying historical characters. This movie is a prime example. Newt Knight was a murderer and a thief, plain and simple. There is nothing about him the was gallant or heroic.
Ah yes, the man that rescued slaves after the war ended as a US Marshal and served as a colonel of a regiment dedicated to protecting against white insurgent violence was the bad guy.
This reminds me how the past years people cry systemic racism but..the Democratic party then was the racist group and today I dont see them getting cancel 😝
When Democrats were the conservative party! Now the Republicans are the racists! By the way I grew up in the civil rights era when the Dixiecrats got forced out of the Democrat party so they went GOP! So. you need to go back to school! Used to be American history and government were required to graduate now you have nothing but WHITE cleansing of history for their European Christian Colonial Nationalism since they CRY!
"He deeded her 160 acres of land, making her one of the few African American women in the country" lol
County?
It should have said that she was one of few African American women to own land.
That promise of "40 acres and a mule" was a said by General Sherman and NOT an official US government promise!! Sherman was just talking and had no authority to make such a promise!!
@@Richard-gp5tg no, the problem wasn't capitalization of the word country, which should not be capitalized anyways... the problem was that the AI voice didn't finish the sentence because she clearly was not one of the only black females living within the US at the time... your brain scares me.
Such a sad and underrated movie.
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Ikr
@@slimcereal7604 hahaha 🤣🤣
That promise of "40 acres and a mule" was a said by General Sherman and NOT an official US government promise!! Sherman was just talking and had no authority to make such a promise!!
This was more than just a movie.
From the beginning of the war , wealthy northerners paid a small amount for replacement soldiers. Many were immigrants from Germany and Ireland. There were entire Regiments that spoke only Gaelic or German.
True, except it wasn't "from the beginning of the war". There was no draft in the Union until April of 1863.
The United States was also just full of immigrants at the time lol.
what does this have to do with the movie.
Your name is fitting@@derps8690
That promise of "40 acres and a mule" was a said by General Sherman and NOT an official US government promise!! Sherman was just talking and had no authority to make such a promise!!
2:48 I like how he calls the double barrel shotgun a rifle
That promise of "40 acres and a mule" was a said by General Sherman and NOT an official US government promise!! Sherman was just talking and had no authority to make such a promise!!
To be fair, only Newton and one little girl had Double Barrels, The rest did have rifles.
0:34 He actually removes the jacket of the wounded so he could lie that the boy was an officer, so he would get treated first
This movie is historically inaccurate. Newt Knight and his band attacked both confederate and union troops who entered their area in Sullivan's Hollow, Jones county, MS because both armies raided for supplies. Both union and confederate leaders would even give guns to their POWs when they were going through Newt's domain. Also, he bought Rachel to care for his young son when his wife died. Rachel was so loyal to him because she had a young child too and when the slave auction people tried to take her child from her because it was a common practice to do so in that day, Newt told them to stop that he would take the child too because she could care for two children as easily as one.
This doesn’t match what I’ve read. All reports during the war tell of him and his men fighting solely against the confederates and professing loyalty to the Union army. He also never bought Rachel. She was a slave of his grandfather and assisted him during his rebellion. After the war he married her after separating from his wife
Still entertaining tho
Sullivan’s Hollow is not in jones county
all "historical" movies are inaccurate, for either propaganda or because the real stuff is boring
It’s a shame that you have so many upvotes when you appear to be peddling misinformation
I found this channel a few days ago and have been bingewatching since then ! Also what is the name of the background music, its so good i want to use it as a backgroud music while i play games. Thanks
Chi-ha Long Gun:
Sadly this movie was all but ignored!
It was a great & eye opening movie
Imaagine being an officer and going to someones parents house to say hes dead i cant even imagine the saddness of the parents or even me
It's only because they are related he did it. The civil war you died and that was it family generally had to go looking in the battle field after the fact to try to burry and get closer
The man has my upmost RESPECT FOR FIGHTING THE BULL**** LAW.
The law that outlawed slavery?
@@cbadshew He did not believe in the confederacy he saw how they treated the poor people and he also tried to marry a black woman.
@@Davewest85Republicans and Confederate likes the poor and dumb. They hate the poor and smart.
"Daniel, a teen farm kid from his hometown" What? It was Newton's nephew.
I have watched this film about 3 times and I never understood the context of it until now 😂
@Sandy Hook huh?
@Sandy Hook said by a white female
Me too i don't understand
@Sandy Hook
Go on, what are you going to say?
i watched it one time and fell asleep
God created us equal..no matter what skin color you have were all the same..
Facts
"Free State of Jones", is the name of this movie. A number of comments asked the name of the movie. Starring Matthew McConaughey.
Nice video Bud, keep it up :)
Reminds me of a Civil War Robin Hood.
There were many southerners who completely disagreed with the principles of the confederacy. And slavery was the big thing to be disgusted about.
Now this is what I'm talking about! Great movie.
I’m actually related to Newton Knight from my dad’s side of the family
So white guy can't marry white woman cuz he's 1/8th black?? LMAO 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Yup. They were obsessed with "purity." The things such ideologies do to society. 😔
Yep....
@@Foreign0817 no one is pure. Probably only the most isolated tribes in east-central Africa are (if they still exist anyway)
@@nightprowler6336 I've got a little bit of everything in me. Outwardly look Hispanic. I just tell people I am, makes things simple.
@@Foreign0817 I'm a genetic mixture too. I have canaanite, greco-persian genes in me.
Army of each side. Even females with rifles and weapons.
Free state of Jones🇺🇸
This seems like how far cry 5 started
It is a pretty good movie. For the first half, and then it just fizzles out and becomes a propaganda movie.
What part exactly is propagande. Im curious. From what I've read, it seems to be a rather accurate account of post civil-war life.
@@hababu6276 it's Northern propaganda
The south was just full of racists, and wanted to civil war because they wanted slaves.
It's just cliche. Just like how the nazis are always the bad guy, so too must the confederates.
@@hababu6276 The movie is rather pandering to the North, the people of the free state of Jones. fought both the union and the South.
@@Basedbateman97 If anything it doesn’t pander enough. The real Knight worked hard to support the Republican government during reconstruction. Working as a marshal rescuing people still enslaved and as the colonel of a regiment protecting against attacks by white insurgents. He did so until democrats regained control. I also would like to see a citation for the claim that he fought the union. I can’t find any mention of it, and did find a report of him saying that he and his men supported the union army
They should've added more action.
adding more action always makes historical movies with already inaccuracies even more inaccurate, look at enemy at the gates, that is most innacutate WW2 movie ever made as far as I know
Is there not a lot of jt
Of it
The song in the background makes it boring
Great movie
Feels like a year four EU student wrote this, or an eighth grade US student 😂😂
What movie is this
I love your videos Keep it up🎉😊😊
What movie is this ?
Amazing movie
playing mattew mcconaughey great actor
Good Movie
nice
Newt died in 1922. My grandparents were alive then.
wasnt the dude george in the movie glory as well
1/8 "BLACK" LOL.. not a NAP in his hair??
That fact they found evidence that he had black ancestry at all weirdly stunted me.
Curl*
At then end it should have said that she was one of few African American women to own land.
Is there a lot of action in this or is it mostly ant the end
Some humans are simple stupid. We are all the same under the skin.
I just saw the brief synopsis of the movie. I am keen to watch it in its entirety. 💪🏻
Remove this Background music. Other than that Its a Good Recap.
124 views that's rare.
Quantity over quality.
The ant constantly buzzing in the background is distracting. Try lower pitch lower volume.
What's the name of this film?
Free State of Jones
@@NeoCreo1 - Thanks for the info.
Newton had 5 kids with his first wife
so its a civil war within a civil war
terrible that the confederacy lost :(
@@rev7710 yea it is🤣🖕🏻
That promise of "40 acres and a mule" was a said by General Sherman and NOT an official US government promise!! Sherman was just talking and had no authority to make such a promise!!
So you don't think the government that oversaw slavery and condoned it owed slaves anything?
@@indalcecio Yes, as it was a State issue.
@@indalcecio If anything blacks owe the government for fighting a war for them!
5:33 did you say calvary instead of cavalry?😛
The Library of Congress should search the archive, so we can put the land and the mule out of their misery 🤨
WHO'S IN CHARGE !
By god the south will rise again ✊
Can we both agree that the SOUTH was the more immoral side because they were certainly more pro-slavery? Can we? Can we agree that the Bible is immoral because it fully approves of slavery - the main reason why Christians in the south were ok with slavery?
can recap blood in blood out
I love God and Jesus with all my heart.
Me too
Two things that don't exist. Good for you.
Just atrocious accuracy in regards to telling the plot and the little things
That's it??
This Native American style flute music you're using as background is just too droning, repetitive, and morose. I can't listen to your recaps with this in the background. Exiting this vid (the second one of yours now) after 12 seconds. I really wanted to see this recap too. But not enough to put up with that music.
"40 acres and a mule" promise was made I believe by Gen. Sherman, who had no authority to make any promises!
Kind of like how Roosevelt promised Stalin that after ww2 he could have parts of eastern Europe, something he had no authority or position to offer.
Sherman was to drunk and stupid to do anything but burn down half a state that no one lives in, then have people convinced he was a war hero.
@@ghostman7817 Sherman drank Apple juice.
Sherman oversaw the robbery , rape and murder of thousands of people.
Can’t even watch with the music
Rip Moses
Newton was part of the republican party tho
The parties switched names. The republican party was the now democrats back then. While the democrats were the now republicans back then. just google it up about the switch. It's confusing but hopefully this would help you. (:
@@markymar4079 Never knew about that, thanks!
@@jeroen7366 yeah look up the southern strategy to understand why. Long story short FDR began the gradual shift of party away from the southern dixiecrats who made up its core. Once Lydon B starting helping civil rights activists marginally more they left the party and the Republicans who had lost elections for decades at that point shifted its strategem to scoop up those southern white votes with "dogwhistles" agaisnt minorities especially AA. Nixon n Reagan really oversaw the offical "switch" more so Reagan who won 49 states after going to the murder site of civil rights activists n spoke about states right a clear dogwhistle 🐕 Thus Republican Party as we know it today came into being.
@@jeroen7366 No problem, Happy to help! (:
@@franzjoseph1837 Thanks!
why the tag says ww2? lmao
I doesn’t say world war2 it says world war
@@360bandman are you blind or what go check the description. Ww1 and ww2 is mentioned
I thought it was his son
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Thank God for all the northern mothers that sent all their sons to fight to free all the slaves
Over 300,000 went to Heaven fighting to end slavery
The northern states forced the people / european immigrants to join the war. The southeners fought freely for their independence from Washington
Lmao, you can't be serious.
While most Southern seccesionist states secceeded because of slavery, the war was not fought over slavery but about the issue of whether seccession was legal or not. None of the Northerners cared for the slaves and during Reconstruction most of them regreted the liberation of slaves because they moved North, lol.
@zoldy not entirely true. Most former slaves directly after the civil war did not go north after the civil war. They stayed on their plantations and worked for basically room and board. Almost all former slaves were illiterate and had no money, they couldn’t just go north and find a job as simply as you suggest.
@@halorecon95 The South seceded because they wanted to keep their slave-owning ways. The war was fought over slavery, you’re just trying to obfuscate it.
@@cbadshew The war was fought over the Seccession of the Southern states, not because they were slave states. Reminder that Delaware, Maryland and Kentucky, all slave states, remained on the Union's side and that Arkansas, Tennessee, Virginia and North Carolina only secceeded after the Union marched south to bring the Southern states back into the Union.
I love god
Complete lore
Lol. The ending of the Movie make me still question why are people still voting for the democratic party. Lol.
Another idiot who doesn’t understand how the Democratic Party of the south was the Conservative Party. Dixiecrats were not liberals or progressives.
The Civil War is one of my favorite time periods, and this film is has a lot of historical accuracy. But, this film commits the cardinal sin: IT'S BORING! And the editing is atrocious in some parts. Like, cutting back and forth to the trial scene is stupid, that should have been completely in the epilogue. And the black and white stills... why?? This isn't a documentary. I hate to say it, but they should have tweaked the film to lead up to a massive battle between the Jones militia and the regiment.
IT'S BORING
welcome to the real world and real history remember your comments about this being boring the next time you complain about a movie being INACCURAT but entertaining to watch
@@0Heeroyuy01 the weird is the history here is inaccurate but still boring as fuck...
@@mariano98ify did i say it was accurate here? no i said dont complain about accuracy and HISTORY BEING BORING real history is boring
This movie is a testimony that the democratics have been Criminals since 1865 , and that's the reason that they need to be held accountable for the crime's against civilians of the US.
😆
You would not vote for the rpublican party the, which literally ran on the platform of social democrat and progressive dymbass
@@saviet4222
What are you talking about, can you put together a sentence that is understandable or are you just another CCP troll saying insane garbage out your ass
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The Democrats of the Civil War are Republicans now. You won't see Democrats waving the Confederate flag these days
@@notfromhere8889
Well the Mike they won't do it in public anymore because of the virtual signaling that is the democratics main message in today's political propaganda but in private they still wear the white sheets and why do you think that they let in all of the Haiti people into the country. They mostly can all speak english and any top Democratic who doesn't have at least a dozen or so is just a peon, and not a true Democratic.
Propaganda film.
Such a fake movie. And no, contrary to this saying it was a true story...no it's not.
Explain the Hate, like do you think they making the south look better than it was and democrats look worse than they actually were just asking
Bloody amreeki
First
Hollywood has a poor record of accurately portraying historical characters. This movie is a prime example. Newt Knight was a murderer and a thief, plain and simple. There is nothing about him the was gallant or heroic.
Ah yes, the man that rescued slaves after the war ended as a US Marshal and served as a colonel of a regiment dedicated to protecting against white insurgent violence was the bad guy.
This reminds me how the past years people cry systemic racism but..the Democratic party then was the racist group and today I dont see them getting cancel 😝
When Democrats were the conservative party! Now the Republicans are the racists! By the way I grew up in the civil rights era when the Dixiecrats got forced out of the Democrat party so they went GOP! So. you need to go back to school! Used to be American history and government were required to graduate now you have nothing but WHITE cleansing of history for their European Christian Colonial Nationalism since they CRY!
Why are the tags in the description?
the owmen in black shooting and killing the soldiers is the most ridiculous scenes ever in cinema,, this movie is crap. What a way to ruin the movie.
What is the name of the movie?
Whats the title of this movie?
The free State of Jones i think