Spaghetti westerns and probably elements of blaxploitation films of the 70's heavily influenced Tarantino's writing of this screenplay. Django is like the Drifter in Fistful of Dollars ultimately. He doesn't have too many high-minded ideals, but he is clever, quick with the gun, and gets what he wants most of the time.

Or that he has prejudicial opinions about mountain ranges in eastern North American.

Right - like was the whole idea for this to threaten big tech and sell a last minute concession to ensure their campaign funding? All the while being able to publicize a victory for the people that is much less than what it appears to be on the face? Gross.

Gotta get that campaign money to get elected. Can't afford to alienate tech funding. This is the system and we should not be surprised at the results.