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post 1643581103 07-25-2021, 02:18 PM
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Anyone watch that documentary on Woodstock '99?

LOL

Its on HBO max

What a joke. Nobody was thinking about any of that SJW chit back then
post 1643581203 07-25-2021, 02:20 PM
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Yeah pretty much every big media "documentary" these days is some revisionist chit meant to push some modern day left wing political agenda.
post 1643581263 07-25-2021, 02:21 PM
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Why would they? There was no social media.

Only the large tv and print media controlled the narratives at the time.
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Originally Posted By Wyzz⏩
Why would they? There was no social media.

Only the large tv and print media controlled the narratives at the time.
That was just boomers, with the gen X kids back then it was just all word of mouth, people talking with their friends and coworkers and so on. Back then people's social scenes were all about the people around them.
post 1643582443 07-25-2021, 02:38 PM
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i dont really need to watch a documentary it was well known as an epic fail and not the right time and a mess back in 1999 and I was a teenager so I remember it.
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post 1643582663 07-25-2021, 02:42 PM
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Isn’t that the one Limp Bizkit got blamed for?
post 1643582733 07-25-2021, 02:44 PM
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Originally Posted By JayJ350⏩
Yeah pretty much every big media "documentary" these days is some revisionist chit meant to push some modern day left wing political agenda.
The trailer is pretty anti white man, just watched it

Why do they even need to talk about the color of the people? The left are obsessed with identity politics.

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post 1643583353 07-25-2021, 02:53 PM
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Originally Posted By Jestbrah⏩
i dont really need to watch a documentary it was well known as an epic fail and not the right time and a mess back in 1999 and I was a teenager so I remember it.
Woodstock as a whole might have been a failure due to lack of planning. But every performance there was pretty iconic to this day. The energy of the crowds just being in the moment isn't something we'll see again probably.
post 1643584293 07-25-2021, 03:12 PM
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Originally Posted By eod8989⏩
The trailer is pretty anti white man, just watched it

Why do they even need to talk about the color of the people? The left are obsessed with identity politics.

That's ridiculous. I was 15 and watched the entire thing on MTV.

I hate 2021 where everyone has to revise the history like it was some kind of disaster.

You can probably go on YouTube right now and watch most of it. Including the tent camps and all that ****.
post 1643585533 07-25-2021, 03:33 PM
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Originally Posted By yabbayabba⏩
Woodstock as a whole might have been a failure due to lack of planning. But every performance there was pretty iconic to this day. The energy of the crowds just being in the moment isn't something we'll see again probably.
are you talking about OG woodstock or '99 because nothing was iconic about 99 which is what this thread is about.


this documentary looks like propaganda littered with massive overstatements of how woodstock 99 was

it was a **** show because it was poorly managed and produced not because there were soo many youn angry white guys. It was a ****ty stage, ****ty electronic set up, ****ty planning for the restrooms, food, water, and actual venue grounds. Everything about it was just an epic failure.
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post 1643586573 07-25-2021, 03:49 PM
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Watching it right now. It's not pushing the SJW agenda much except that they talk a lot about angry white guys - which was 90% of the attendees. Small wonder that putting half a million people in one place with angry music resulted in a riot. Especially with no security, no water and no facilities for people to even take a crap.

I'm not surprised at what happened, especially with women getting assaulted. One of the organizers makes a statement about he wishes that the girls didn't walk around naked the entire time and he's right - what do you think a bunch of angry drunk males are going to do in a crowd if girls are walking around impaired and topless?
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Originally Posted By GainzMcgee⏩
LOL

Its on HBO max

What a joke. Nobody was thinking about any of that SJW chit back then
they are re writing everything so that stupid people might forget what it was like

probably why they remake/destroy every good movie or show there is

I never watched it as a kid I missed it by a few years, but I heard lately they are destroying the old he-man series?




When I see whats going on with this woke sjw chit I cant help but think of these photos



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post 1643588163 07-25-2021, 04:20 PM
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Originally Posted By WoofieNugget⏩
Watching it right now. It's not pushing the SJW agenda much except that they talk a lot about angry white guys - which was 90% of the attendees. Small wonder that putting half a million people in one place with angry music resulted in a riot. Especially with no security, no water and no facilities for people to even take a crap.

I'm not surprised at what happened, especially with women getting assaulted. One of the organizers makes a statement about he wishes that the girls didn't walk around naked the entire time and he's right - what do you think a bunch of angry drunk males are going to do in a crowd if girls are walking around impaired and topless?
we are supposed to assume they behave accordingly and treat those women with respect as equals and understand their breasts are not sexual objects, unless they want them to be and then they are, but only to the people thye want them to be sexual objects too, and if you don't know if that is specifically you or not you are part of the problem.
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Originally Posted By AlwaysFocus⏩
they are re writing everything so that stupid people might forget what it was like

probably why they remake/destroy every good movie or show there is

I never watched it as a kid I missed it by a few years, but I heard lately they are destroying the old he-man series?




When I see whats going on with this woke sjw chit I cant help but think of these photos



pretty close to what they are doing. Its just like with the Biden and Trump rallies, they made it look like people were at the Biden ones when they werent by angles. They are taking specific clips from woodstock and spinning a narrative they created from highlights cherrypicked to make it look like something it really wasn't.
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post 1643589043 07-25-2021, 04:33 PM
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Originally Posted By yabbayabba⏩
Woodstock as a whole might have been a failure due to lack of planning. But every performance there was pretty iconic to this day. The energy of the crowds just being in the moment isn't something we'll see again probably.
in the moment, maybe. high on drugs, definitely
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Originally Posted By GainzMcgee⏩
LOL

Its on HBO max

What a joke. Nobody was thinking about any of that SJW chit back then
Yeah I almost turned it off when they got to the DMX part. Those woke journalists on the doc tried to make the crowd all look like racists. I was thinking the opposite...they were pumped to sing along with rap just like they do in their bedrooms at home. Now we walk on egg shells all day.

And Moby is a total ******* ded srs. Now I know why Eminem diss’d him.
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post 1643591463 07-25-2021, 05:15 PM
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If I recall women were walking around naked, showing tits the whole 9 and yea some people out of hundreds of thousands were criminals ok. They tried to say the riot police were polite and it was white privelege but if it was a black event they wouldve been busting heads LMFAOOO Fuk 2021
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The show was poorly planned but the behavior of the crowd was 100% consistent with any other hard rock show from the 90s. To imply otherwise, or that Woodstock 99 was some outlier of white male rage, is simply a lie. Every single rock show I went to in the 90s was the same as this, head banging, girls taking their tops off, everyone drinking or on drugs... I mean, this is what you go to these shows for. And Limp Bizkit was the highlight imo. Break Stuff and Thieves kicked ass.



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Originally Posted By Dan_S⏩
That's ridiculous. I was 15 and watched the entire thing on MTV.
old enough to remember it was live on pay per view
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It’s a bunch of woke *******s from today looking back Woodstock 99 through clown world goggles .
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post 1643598163 07-25-2021, 07:32 PM
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Originally Posted By Swept⏩
It’s a bunch of woke *******s from today looking back Woodstock 99 through clown world goggles .
People are soft now

Stuff like Limp Bizkit and Papa Roach couldn't even be made today
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Originally Posted By resoog⏩
in the moment, maybe. high on drugs, definitely
That really defines the counterculture, young people don't need to work for the first time in America and they are doing a lot of drugs.

All the "squares" were marching for their rights, in the middle of nationwide race riots, and trying to manage an international war.

All the "hip people" were getting drug addictions, debating the new music record, and butchering foreign religions into woo woo cults.

Not much as changed, "hip people" are getting high and arguing about pop culture while "squares" are grounded in reality dealing with real problems.
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I watched this when I was 14 and don’t remember any woke chit…. Maybe some comments about the environment but nothing crazy
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Yeah man I hated that bald headed fukker that blamed Limp Bizkit and then when people tried to object that the place was filthy he interrupted and talked over them. Piece of chit. It was poor planning and he never owned up to that
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Honestly though I think my take on "squares" and "hip people" is not fair to young people these days. Young people in America have the opportunity to enjoy life and participate in culture. It's just that some young people don't get that chance, especially if they have a rough upbringing.

Like that Limp Bizkit video is cool, but the hip hop music comes from young people who grew up around death and extreme poverty. Even the greatest rockers like Elvis or GG Allin had it rough growing up. The popular music industry is supported by the patronage of young people with comfortable lives and few responsibilities, which is not necessarily a bad thing.

It's the same in Korea or Japan, the success of a pop artist there directly connected to the household income of their target audience. That's why I lol when people reminisce on their days of low responsibility as the peak of their life. Those years were a damn rollercoaster in my own life, definitely not free of worry, if anything I am looking forward to having more responsibility and achieving more within a stable life.
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