January 13, 2024
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Boosie discussed his perspective on anger management and his emotional reactions to films depicting historic racial injustices. After experiencing prison, Boosie shared that he now handles anger differently; where he previously believed that physical harm was the sole means of dealing with anger, Boosie now resolves issues with communication rather than force, reflecting his personal growth. Furthermore, he spoke about his intense emotional responses to films that portray the hardships endured by his ancestors and others, such as the Native Americans depicted in "Killers of the Flower Moon." Despite admitting his fondness for Leonardo DiCaprio, Boosie admitted feeling outraged at the narrative. He commented on the end result where Native American communities, who were once the wealthiest in the US, ended up owning only a fraction of their original land. In dealing with this anger, Boosie noted he's stopped watching films that elicit such strong responses to focus on handling his emotions in a more constructive manner.
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