Dimwit Disney Grovel – BBC Suppresses All Dissent!
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“We Are Siamese, If You Please!”
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Remember those cats who sidled across the screen?
None of us who enjoyed that old cartoon film gave a monkey’s about whether or not the depiction of imaginary felines from Thailand were ‘racist’ or not, nor would any normal person today.
But we are living in the ‘New Abnormal…’
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….when uppity whiners call the shots and anyone who dissents becomes a non-person, whose views are considered unworthy of a hearing.
That was the clear message we got from UK Pravda this morning, Jakarta time 8am, when that little bigot…
BBC’s Lefty Reynolds’ Loaded Lesbos Questions! !
She was rejoicing at how the once respected entertainment industry, in the form of the Disney film empire, has attached ‘health warnings’ to various classic movies…
- Lady and the Tramp (1955): Two Siamese cats, Si and Am, are depicted with anti-Asian stereotypes. There is also a scene at a dog pound where heavily-accented dogs all portray the stereotypes of the countries their breeds are from – such as Pedro the Mexican Chihuahua, and Boris the Russian Borzoi
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- The Aristocats (1970): A Siamese cat called Shun Gon, voiced by a white actor, is drawn as a racist caricature of an Asian person. He plays the piano with chopsticks
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- Peter Pan (1953): The film refers to Native people as “redskins”, a racist slur. Peter and the Lost Boys also dance in headdresses, which Disney now says is a “form of mockery and appropriation of Native peoples’ culture and imagery”. A song originally called “What makes the red man red” was also decried as racist – it was later renamed as “What makes the brave man brave”
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…in which..
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’….RACIST’ representations – yes, including those Siamese cats and other enjoyable songs and scenes from grand old Disney cartoon movies, cannot be viewed without a dose of uptight scolding!
I’m 100% sure that millions of people agree with my contempt for Disney’s insulting attachments, but rather than simply tell us the news…
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….the BBC felt obliged, eager, one should say, to give ‘Jazz’ a platform to say how overdue all this idiotic ‘anti-racist’ cr-p really, really is!
You’d think that if some attempt is made by any authority or institution to impose major change on how people think…
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…that even basic principles of fair play would demand that CRITICS of the brain-wash scheme be offered an opportunity to speak up.
Yet the BBC did not let us hear ANY voice of dissent!
Only whiney Jazz, who probably thinks not enough brain-washing has yet been implemented…
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…and I suspect she will get her wish.
No hope of a hearing for dissenters from Disney’s idiotic ‘anti-racist warning’ policy?
Ooops!
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Just an hour later, they had an alternative point of view!
NOT!
An extremist named Piyah Sinha-Roy was on, telling us not enough is being done! That tit Reynolds yapped along, urging on her rant, no effort made to suggest Disney’s deplorable action might, just might, be wrong!
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