BALTIMORE —The Baltimore City Lodge No. 3 is the latest police union to announce a boycott of Quentin Tarantino's upcoming film.
Tarantino is being heavily criticized by police unions around the country for remarks he made during a police brutality rally on Oct. 24 in New York, calling attention to those killed in police shootings.
"When I see murder I cannot stand by. I have to call the murdered the murdered. I have to call the murderers the murderers," Tarantino said during the rally.
The Baltimore City Lodge No. 3 on Thursday became the latest to announce a boycott of Tarantino's upcoming film, "The Hateful Eight." The movie does not deal with the issue of police brutality.
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Perhaps instead of railing against a movie guy, the collective that are the police should look inward and cure the ills that besige them. Quentin Tarantino is not there bigest problem.
ReplyDeleteLast time a movie was boycotted by an organized group it doubled its expected box office take.
ReplyDelete12:08-That never occurred to me.Could that possibly have been his motive?
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