Newton Aduaka: The story of Ezra, a child soldier
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@lebasson YEA. hes got to get out of the shell. as a film maker he should be prepared to interact with people. but his work is brilliant other wise.
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The latter surely was the only useful comment in there.
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my university class actually got to interview Aduaka. the guy who played the child soldier was a real child soldier. the film is really thought prevoking. i like when the child soldier tells one of the members of the TRC "you were a soldier, if i am guilty of a crime you are" and when he says that he was fighting for his beliefs, and for freedom, that is no crime..........life has many dimensions and this film shows some.
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Agreed. but this is a kind of person who would rather do than talk. :-)
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wow... I can honestly say...thank you for that perspective.
I'm pretty sure (of the hundreds I've read) this is my favorite comment response on youtube.
Particularly because you said "maybe I just need to watch the entire film" at the end.
You're awesome
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It doesn't make it true. Someone with that low an opinion of profanities simply doesn't appreciate their versatility, nor their unique place in linguistics as far as their taboo status. Or maybe I just resent his holier-than-thou attitude because he feels some moral obligation to abstain from profanities himself, thereby judging anyone else who does use them. Maybe I just need to watch the entire film.
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yep!
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Que?
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Too bad the guy was so damn nervous :) I'm sure he has a lot of valuable stories to tell.
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Isn't this more about awareness than negativity/blame?
I love that!
"When a man resorts to profanities it's a sure sign of his inability to express himself"
akaCharlieG 3 years ago 5
What the hell are you talking about?
ClintSpector 3 years ago 2