Disney Introduces Christian Character After Ditching Transgender Story
Disney Introduces Christian Character After Ditching Transgender Story
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Disney introduces Christian character after ditching transgender story
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Finally, the most oppressed class getting representation for the ten millionth time.
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Finally, the most oppressed class getting representation for the ten millionth time.
Also, you have to go all the way back to Roman Emperor Diocletian to find a time when Christians were an oppressed class. Since then they have often been the oppressor class.
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But sometimes people don’t say merry Christmas! Can you imagine the horror they face yearly?
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And now they paint not being able to oppress people as the same as being fed to lions.
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I don’t feel comfortable with Disney indoctrinating my children with controversial christian beliefs. I would like to choose the time and place where I speak to my children about the problematic christian lifestyle.
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Disney already had a well-executed openly Christian character, Claude Frollo from the Hunchback of Notre Dame. He had a whole song about Christianity.
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HELLFIRE... DARK FIRE! 🎶
Favorite Disney villain song. What a banger.
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Is it a story about escaping the cult, moving to the big city and cutting off contact with your psychotic family??
Oh, not like that? Can't relate then.
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I find this offensive. Keep religion in private homes and out of public spaces.
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Right! Why is Disney being so political with this religion!
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A cinema is a private place though.
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If America manages to dig itself out of this current mess, they better not forget how these corporations caved so easily
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This country has goldfish memory, it'll be flushed before the film even leaves theaters.
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Disney will never top their best Christian character, the priest with a boner while officiating the wedding in Little Mermaid.
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I still prefer Frollo from hunchback of notre dame.
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Cowards.
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Hallmark is gonna sue so hard.
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It seems like there’s a few threads going on.
I think pulling the openly trans storyline is bad.
I think having the “openly” Christian character is totally fair and reasonable.
We shouldn’t be in the attitude of pushing out character identities, except whole cloth bigots. I’m not a Christian, but having openly Christian characters is fine with me.
I’ll add a caveat that it could even be a good thing if they actually bring up Christ’s words. You know: caring for the poor, giving shelter to aliens, loving your enemies. I think a lot of Christians would benefit by having the words of Christ more present in their lives.
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I think pulling the openly trans storyline is bad.
It would have been cringe and counterproductive
I think having the “openly” Christian character is totally fair and reasonable.
It will be cringe and counterproductive.
Disney isn't a company capable of creating good art anymore. No matter who they try to pander to, it will be shallow, tired, and insufferable.
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It will be cringe and counterproductive.
I'm with you. Any identity politics crap that Disney would do would be super cringy.
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Disney isn't a company capable of creating good art anymore. No matter who they try to pander to, it will be shallow, tired, and insufferable.
Counter point.
Wall-e.
Up.
I rest my case.
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Ah Disney showing their old ways again. They never changed but the mask has. Disney will always be an awful company.
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