A Real View of Racism and Prevention of It!

Rating: 10/10 (15 March 2013)

Derek Vineyard, played by Edward Norton in an awesome performance, is an angry Neo Nazi leader who was recently paroled after three years for manslaughter of killing a black man, who tried to rob his family.
After his father was killed, Derek blames everyone not white for it. And goes Neo Nazi and is groomed by Stacy Keach's leadership. Keach's leader role is based on Tom Metzger, a white supremacist leader out of CA.
His mom played by Beverly D Angelo is fearful of him and on the day of the robbery and murder, wants him out as well as his girlfriend, also in the movement with him.
After he learns that his younger brother Danny, Edward Furlong, is going down the same path as he is and now was. By his HS principal, played by Avery Books of Spenser for Hire and Star Trek fame.
Danny who is the narrator and must type an essay as punishment, taken from the title of the same movie name. Derek is been called a legend in the Movement after he is out of prison.
But the last six months he is feeling guilty about all he has done and he has been wanting to reform. Now that he needs to get Danny out and to tell Danny of how prison changed him for the better has hard as it can be.
This movie has a lot of F words and really graphic and not for the squeamish of heart. But it has great acting and really a great moral to the story. Coupled with performances with the other actors and actress that back up Norton and Furlong.
As we should treat others the way you would want to be treated. As we need to never treat people that are different from us. Sadly others don't get it and don't want too even more sadly.
It really is sad about racism! And it starts with us to prevent it from happening in our world!