I gave it a 7/10 review.

This is going to be one of the most important documentaries you'll ever see. Why? For the simple reason that...

... You will finally begin to understand your place in society.

You are HATED. It is acceptable by all groups in America, every single 'anti-racist', every single 'progressive', every single socialist, liberal, LGBTQAAIP AAPI POC BBQ how they really feel about you.

This is your White privilege. That media can be produced that rivals Birth of a Nation and Triumph of the Will can be freely produced by furious, angry minorities, who want to steal everything from you and kill you just for the color of your skin, and they do so without any fear of reprisal or consequence.

Nobody will lose their job. Nobody will be cancelled. They openly speak with earnestness about your genocide, and they're applauded, in major part, by White people themselves.

This is what this documentary was for me. I watched the entire full first episode free. It was enlightening. It was liberating. Because I finally learned to > HATE <. I learned who is actually the oppressor - it's not the ones who are utterly unafraid to tell the 'oppressors' what they really think of them. Even openly racist Whites won't be so crass to make a 54 minute long stream of screaming, denigrating insults, to openly talk about how an entire race and everything they built is a mistake and should be destroyed. Yet, that's what this is. The ones who claim that they're victims of evil "Yts" and are subjugated and persecuted, showing their faces, telling us exactly what they think. Because they're not afraid.

Thank you, Sacha Jenkins, for one of the greatest demonstrations of why you and your kind have spent over 70 years trying to suppress the fourteen words. Thank you for clearing the air on exactly where I fit in your future society. Thank you for realizing how justified the actions were, of countless Anglo ancestors before me.This is a documentary all White people must see.