The thing about the Pepe LePew deal is that kids thought it was funny because they knew the cat was trying to get away from Pepe because he stank. (Hey woke culture, get woke on the fact Pepe is a skunk.) No kid ever read into it as rape, and kids who watched it and laughed did not grow up to be rapists because of it.
Cancel culture has gone too far
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The thing about the Pepe LePew deal is that kids thought it was funny because they knew the cat was trying to get away from Pepe because he stank. (Hey woke culture, get woke on the fact Pepe is a skunk.) No kid ever read into it as rape, and kids who watched it and laughed did not grow up to be rapists because of it.
Disney+ removes ‘Dumbo,’ ‘Peter Pan,’ from children’s profiles over negative stereotypes
https://www.cbs17.com/news/national...childrens-profiles-over-negative-stereotypes/
Disney+ has removed several movies, including “Dumbo,” “Peter Pan,” “The Aristocats” and “Swiss Family Robinson” from children’s profiles on its service over negative stereotypes.
(More at above url)
https://www.cbs17.com/news/national...childrens-profiles-over-negative-stereotypes/
Disney+ has removed several movies, including “Dumbo,” “Peter Pan,” “The Aristocats” and “Swiss Family Robinson” from children’s profiles on its service over negative stereotypes.
(More at above url)
The Walt Disney Company had previously placed content warnings on the films for “negative depictions and/or mistreatment of people and cultures” in October and has now removed access to the films by children under 7.
Adults with Disney+ accounts can still access the films with the content warnings.
watch FOX news misreport this to death and cry how movies were cancelled....
Lol, FCC: fucktard cancel cock.
Sorry I meant "does not mean he is not also just as much of a FCC"
In GWB's children utopia:
Sadly people see that as bad cancel instead of finally removing racist images that were made 60 years ago...
Let's see at what is at the top of the news at the Washington Post today...
Burger King’s ‘Women belong in the kitchen’ ad is a cautionary tale, experts say
https://www.washingtonpost.com/food/2021/03/08/burger-king-women-ad/
Certainly an academic case of what not to do in public relations. Nobody that saw the 1st tweet cared to follow up on the 2nd, or 3rd ones.