Buck Breaking

Being gay is not an agenda; it is a fact in nature. The events depicted here never happened.

Yes, slaves were sexually abused by their illegitimate owners. However, the practice of "Buck Breaking" is so absurd in its legal ramifications that it's clear it never happened.

Tariq is just a bigot.

This movie is just homophobic and racist rhetoric spewed by antisemites who think they know more than they do. This is why I hate conspiracists someones identity isn't open for your opinions.

What do I even rate this, it's highly entertaining and funniest movie I've seen in a long time, but it fails at everything it sets out to try and I've never seen such a crazy and not based in any reality doc than this.

While fetish material can give quite the inspiration for cult classic material such as 1975's 'Mandingo' or even impressively executed masterworks such as Dracula, the director here tries to shamelessly and blatantly pawn off his fetish as a historical fact, but becomes a historical farce with zero evidence to show for any of it.

Although there was some legitimate information on horrifying historical practices in the documentary it's worthless. The few factual elements are dispersed throughout an ocean of lies, conspiracy theorism, metaphysical mumbo-jumbo and overt bigotry. For the record: -The "feminization of men" (aka gender roles being loosened) is not at all exclusive to black men -White men are not all secretly gay -Treating gay and trans people better is not a conspiracy to emasculate black men -Feminism is not a conspiracy to emasculate black men -Black people's hair does not contain spiritual African energy -Pedophilia is not being normalized and has nothing to do with homosexuality -White men are capable of enjoying sex with women, know how to have *consensual* sex. Sex with women is not a "necessary evil" to continue the white race, it's actually pretty chill.

In conclusion I highly recommend this movie if you want a laugh. Tariq and his stooges make the exact same arguments as neo-Nazis except with a few words switched around and somehow it makes even less sense. If you want an informative documentary on the issues facing the black community this ain't it.