Did Ike Clanton Create the Template for the Dems?

[WestCanMan]

I highly recommend the Netflix series about Wyatt Earp's feud with Ike Clanton. The normal movies that you see about the OK Corral saga don't even scratch the surface.

One thing that's hard not to notice after you start watching it is Ike's uncanny resemblance to every modern Dem politician:

1. He was a shameless liar
2. he was descended from a Confederate soldier
3. he controlled the media's narratives, to the extent where they would lie for him 
4. he used the court to go after his enemies
5. he used terrorism to intimidate his enemies, like the Dems did with the KKK in the past and now BLM and Antifa
6. even though he was the criminal, he had the FBI (town sheriff at the time) lying and committing crimes for him
7. he burned down a town

If that doesn't scream DEMI, nothing does.

[gatomontes99]

2 minutes ago, WestCanMan said:

I highly recommend the Netflix series about Wyatt Earp's feud with Ike Clanton. The normal movies that you see about the OK Corral saga don't even scratch the surface.

One thing that's hard not to notice after you start watching it is Ike's uncanny resemblance to every modern Dem politician:

1. He was a shameless liar
2. he was descended from a Confederate soldier
3. he controlled the media's narratives, to the extent where they would lie for him 
4. he used the court to go after his enemies
5. he used terrorism to intimidate his enemies, like the Dems did with the KKK in the past and now BLM and Antifa
6. even though he was the criminal, he had the FBI (town sheriff at the time) lying and committing crimes for him
7. he burned down a town

If that doesn't scream DEMI, nothing does.

Eyes opened.

[Black Dog]

 

[WestCanMan]

11 minutes ago, Black Dog said:

 

Is that Biden? He's looking healthier than he did when he got elected. 

[robosmith]

On 8/26/2024 at 12:58 PM, WestCanMan said:

I highly recommend the Netflix series about Wyatt Earp's feud with Ike Clanton. The normal movies that you see about the OK Corral saga don't even scratch the surface.

One thing that's hard not to notice after you start watching it is Ike's uncanny resemblance to every modern Dem politician:

1. He was a shameless liar
2. he was descended from a Confederate soldier
3. he controlled the media's narratives, to the extent where they would lie for him 
4. he used the court to go after his enemies
5. he used terrorism to intimidate his enemies, like the Dems did with the KKK in the past and now BLM and Antifa
6. even though he was the criminal, he had the FBI (town sheriff at the time) lying and committing crimes for him
7. he burned down a town

If that doesn't scream DEMI, nothing does.

^Based on FICTION. LMAO

Docudrama vs Documentary 

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Docudrama is a fictional genre that combines dramatic techniques with documentary elements to depict real events. Documentaries, on the other hand, primarily involve the formation of perceptual beliefs. Docudramas, on the other hand, invite viewers to form nonperceptual beliefs by using pictorial imaginings about events in a fictional world.

 

[WestCanMan]

4 minutes ago, robosmith said:

^Based on FICTION. LMAO

Docudrama vs Documentary 

What a dumb post. 

That's really your beef with what I said?

I thought for sure that you'd try to pretend the Dems don't do all those things. Thanks for being honest in that regard.

 

While it's true that no one alive today knows what really happened, and only a handful of people knew back then and everyone who saw it had a vested interest in telling the story their own way (including death threats made against them), everything included in that film was "history's best guess". An actual documentary would be no more accurate or honest about what allegedly happened, and a lot of the key things in that documentary actually happened. 

Behan did get caught lying in court and he was Ike's stooge. The Cowboys were terrorists and thieves. They did accuse Earp and Holliday of being the stagecoach robbers. Holliday and Earp were both indicted and prosecuted for murdering the others at the OK Corral. Ike's dad was a confederate soldier, and Virgil Earp was a Union soldier. Ike did use the court to go after his enemies. The KKK actually was a Dem militia too, just in case you're curious.

Now, it's just a theory that Ike was the one who set fire to Tombstone, but they admit that much in the documentary. But if he was, it's another perfect parallel between the Cowboys and the Dems' modern militias: Antifa and BLM.Burning towns is their thing. 

One thing that's notably missing from that documentary is the fact that Earp may have been a pimp before he went to Tombstone lol. He was also likely married when he was having his affair with Behan's girl.