ShirleyD

I used to love the show when it first aired, and it was mostly centered on helping others when others wouldn't. Lately it appears it has gone in a direction of pitting one race against another. Without going into detail, there is enough racial divide in this country without provoking more of this on the show. What are you going to do when the weapons or assaults start coming out? Or when someone gets so worked up to the point of heart failure/stroke, etc? It used to be a very touching show, and now there's more provoking (the viewers) than empathy. My observation is you're very biased when selecting the race of actor who will play the antagonist vs. the victim. Too unrealistic for me.

Was curious if anyone felt the same as I with regard to the clip saying if he had done this to white women, it would have gotten more attention. Bonnie Sibley's review hit the nail on the head and said everything I was thinking. It's interesting how the race card inevitably gets raised... maybe Kelly is as much of a racist as the one who played the race card in the documentary...I didn't see any white women in his harem so what did that have to do with anything? Ahhhhhh yes, another opportunity to get on the soapbox.