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Re: Future Wild West Possibilities
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lugnet.western
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Thu, 30 Dec 1999 20:43:59 GMT
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> I would disagree with your thoughts on the Civil War not being romanticized or
> any other war for that matter. I mean just watch Gettysburgh they romanticize
> the dickens out of Pickets charge. How is that any different from how castle
> has been romanticized?
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> David
If TLC makes Civil war lego sets its a lose/lose situation. If the dont put
slaves in the sets they they will be blasted for not dipictiing an inportant
part of the civil war. If they do put slaves in the sets the will be blasted
for making the only black minifigs slaves. Its a tough issus for TLC and I
think that it is in their best interest to avoid it.
-Rich
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| (...) or (...) romanticize (...) Valid points. I agree that they will probably not make a Civil War theme (which I hate to say). I still think that there is a way to do it tactfully and respectfully, tho. Like it was ealier said, you don't have to (...) (25 years ago, 30-Dec-99, to lugnet.western)
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| (...) exclusion (...) deliberate (...) I would disagree with your thoughts on the Civil War not being romanticized or any other war for that matter. I mean just watch Gettysburgh they romanticize the dickens out of Pickets charge. How is that any (...) (25 years ago, 30-Dec-99, to lugnet.western)
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