edit: I forgot about the scene where he kills the neo-Nazi, which is a giant disclaimer that "we're edgy but we're not so edgy that we're saying the WHITE RACE should dominate everything!" Yeah, that scene sucks.

Other than that, the problems Foster had with the restraining order, the unemployment, and not being able to solve his problems, are not anti-white.

I mean, you can read into the movie that the guy is completely at fault for all those things, but I think that's wrong. His foil the detective breaks away from the social conformity of his battleaxe wife at the end of the movie, suggesting he learned something from Foster bucking the system.

edit: I forgot about the scene where he kills the neo-Nazi, which is a giant disclaimer that "we're edgy but we're not trying to say the WHITE RACE should dominate everything!" Yeah, that scene sucks.

Because Foster couldn't solve his neuroses and get together with his family in the end? Or because his wife had a restraining order against him and he was actually unemployed?

I mean, you can read into the movie that the guy is completely at fault for all those things, but I think that's wrong. His foil the detective breaks away from the social conformity of his battleaxe wife at the end of the movie, suggesting he learned something from Foster bucking the system.

Because Foster couldn't solve his neuroses and get together with his family in the end? Or because his wife had a restraining order against him and he was actually unemployed?

I mean, you can read into the movie that the guy is completely at fault for all those things, but I think that's wrong. His foil the detective breaks away from the social conformity of his battleaxe wife at the end of the movie, suggesting he learned something from Foster bucking the system.