Spike Unchained.....

Spike, Spike, Spike......what is your problem? For like the past decade, all you do is throw shade at other black directors or black issues. According to you, everybody that is black, making money, and in the film industry (especially directors) is "coonery buffoonery". Mr. Lee, when is the last time you came out with a movie? Why don't you get up and change the direction of the Black film industry if you don't agree with it.

During your peak, you gave us some outstanding, innovative cinematic pieces of work. School Daze, Do The Right Thing, She's Gotta Have It, Crooklyn, and all the rest of your ''joints'' before 2000 were cemented in time because of your style of directing. But, you must realize that like you, every director will have their own unique style. You complain about Tyler Perry all the time as if you were a jealous ex. Now, Tyler Perry's work can be a little bit too much sometimes, but, at the end of the day, he is continually directing and producing motion pictures and plays and all the while, breaking barriers for our race. Did you forget that he is the first  African-American to own a major studio? And if he is so "coon", why does Oprah passionately backs him up? Does this mean that she a "coon" as well?

And now, you are attacking Quentin Tarantino. For what? Maybe it is the fact that he took your golden geese from you for many of his films (Samuel Jackson & Harvey Keitel) ? Or is it the fact that so many Black actors respect and like his style? I saw "Django Unchained", and found NOTHING offensive about it. Tarantino allowed Black actors to shine in the movies, not to mention that lots of people of the Caucasian race were killed (retribution, perhaps?).

And let's not get started on how you tweeted the wrong address of George Zimmerman and had that elderly couple harassed and threatened to the point that they had to move? You are a loose cannon, Spike. You need to evaluate yourself and determine who is really the racist one in your feuds. Whatever the case may be, you need to calm down. I got nothing but love for ya.