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Speaker: The new movie about Bob Marley is out just in time during Black History Month to fuel those fans of hatred against us, the Krakens.
Speaker: Don't let all the bad reviews keep you from the pandering.
Speaker: The biopic in theaters is based on the life of reggae singer and songwriter Bob Marley from his rise to fame in the mid-70s up until his death in 1981.
Speaker: He released 13 studio albums, 6 live albums, and 38 compilation albums, resulting in 57 albums of songs that all sound alike.
Speaker: One love.
Speaker: It's the ultimate cliché douchey thing to say.
Speaker: A website by the name of JamaicanPatway.com says one love is a message of unity and inclusion.
Speaker: Not like those other cruddy types of love that's all about separation and exclusion.
Speaker: Lest you think I'm crazy for calling out a generic cliche that has literally no end game as amateur.
Speaker: If you look at the cover for this episode, you'll see I pulled a photo from the web that has the One Love logo and peace symbols on it and the BLM slash communist fist in the logo.
Speaker: That says love, right?
