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In fact, Griffith's party against dissent actually wants to put the hat of anti-slavery on the head of anti-slavery, indicating that his family's slavery empire is the oppressed party and should be treated with tolerance.
It is not a problem for the slavery empire to open the head of any innocent person, but anyone who opposes slavery with words or actions is partisan, lacks tolerance, and does not understand the true meaning of love. Griffith also wanted to promote another of his own works, The Birth of a Nation, which was released two years ago (1914), and pointed out that those who opposed the birth of a Nation were also partisan.
The vaunted film is, in effect, as much as the Birth of a Nation, washing the ground for the heinous slavery empire, only in a more subtle way.
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