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Army of GOD wrote:Only if we can have a thread dedicated to Jasmine...
john9blue wrote:She obliged to selflessly save her father... and that's an extremely loose definition of slave. And she turned on them because she was open-minded and could see that the Beast was good. Seriously, how long has it been since you saw the movie? You can't call Belle anything other than a hero and good role model for young girls.
Juan_Bottom wrote:john9blue wrote:She obliged to selflessly save her father... and that's an extremely loose definition of slave. And she turned on them because she was open-minded and could see that the Beast was good. Seriously, how long has it been since you saw the movie? You can't call Belle anything other than a hero and good role model for young girls.
Well obviously the people who came to kill the Beast were in the right, as they were simply enforcing the laws of the land. Consider the forest lawless and the castle a bastion for criminals. Sooner or later the Beast had to be punished for his crimes against Belle. Sometimes when victims are held against their will for long periods of time, they will begin to empathize or feel badly for their captors. Belle was clearly suffering from this mental illness. It's a horrible message to send to kids, and you'll find no such controversy in Madagascar the series.
Juan_Bottom wrote:john9blue wrote:She obliged to selflessly save her father... and that's an extremely loose definition of slave. And she turned on them because she was open-minded and could see that the Beast was good. Seriously, how long has it been since you saw the movie? You can't call Belle anything other than a hero and good role model for young girls.
Well obviously the people who came to kill the Beast were in the right, as they were simply enforcing the laws of the land. Consider the forest lawless and the castle a bastion for criminals. Sooner or later the Beast had to be punished for his crimes against Belle. Sometimes when victims are held against their will for long periods of time, they will begin to empathize or feel badly for their captors. Belle was clearly suffering from this mental illness. It's a horrible message to send to kids, and you'll find no such controversy in Madagascar the series.
saxitoxin wrote:Your position is more complex than the federal tax code. As soon as I think I understand it, I find another index of cross-references, exceptions and amendments I have to apply.
Timminz wrote:Yo mama is so classless, she could be a Marxist utopia.
ben79 wrote:i'll have to clear something out : walt disney hated jews = fact --------- jews are a race = false, it is a religion that's all, so anyone can freely hate jews or any other religious people without being a racist = fact
natty_dread wrote:Do ponies have sex?
(proud member of the Occasionally Wrongly Banned)Army of GOD wrote:the term heterosexual is offensive. I prefer to be called "normal"
john9blue wrote:that's actually hilarious, i never thought about the interpretation of belle having symptoms of stockholm syndrome, although i highly doubt that's what the creators had in mind...
Dreamworks animation studios is a company that's about creating entertainment for the family, not about showing sex to children or encouraging them to be slutty or stupid.
natty_dread wrote:ben79 wrote:i'll have to clear something out : walt disney hated jews = fact --------- jews are a race = false, it is a religion that's all, so anyone can freely hate jews or any other religious people without being a racist = fact
Take your hate speech elsewhere, please.
ben79 wrote:natty_dread wrote:ben79 wrote:i'll have to clear something out : walt disney hated jews = fact --------- jews are a race = false, it is a religion that's all, so anyone can freely hate jews or any other religious people without being a racist = fact
Take your hate speech elsewhere, please.
please tell me where's the hate in that sentence, can you elaborate on it please, i don't see it
natty_dread wrote:ben79 wrote:natty_dread wrote:ben79 wrote:i'll have to clear something out : walt disney hated jews = fact --------- jews are a race = false, it is a religion that's all, so anyone can freely hate jews or any other religious people without being a racist = fact
Take your hate speech elsewhere, please.
please tell me where's the hate in that sentence, can you elaborate on it please, i don't see it
Surely you understand that saying things like "it's not racism if you hate jews" can be considered hate speech.
Juan_Bottom wrote:john9blue wrote:She obliged to selflessly save her father... and that's an extremely loose definition of slave. And she turned on them because she was open-minded and could see that the Beast was good. Seriously, how long has it been since you saw the movie? You can't call Belle anything other than a hero and good role model for young girls.
Well obviously the people who came to kill the Beast were in the right, as they were simply enforcing the laws of the land. Consider the forest lawless and the castle a bastion for criminals. Sooner or later the Beast had to be punished for his crimes against Belle. Sometimes when victims are held against their will for long periods of time, they will begin to empathize or feel badly for their captors. Belle was clearly suffering from this mental illness. It's a horrible message to send to kids, and you'll find no such controversy in Madagascar the series.
stahrgazer wrote:As for Disney being sexist: sure. Very few he/she's in Disney. Most females had decidedly female attitudes, and most men had decidedly male attitudes. Some women had evil female attitudes, some had benevolent; some men had evil male attitudes, some benevolent.. but definitely there were gender traits.
What, precisely, is wrong with women being women and men being men? I don't get the idea that "human equality means we're exactly the same." I like diversity.
Skoffin wrote: So um.. er... I'll be honest, I don't know what the f*ck to do from here. Goddamnit chu.
stahrgazer wrote:Juan_Bottom wrote:john9blue wrote:She obliged to selflessly save her father... and that's an extremely loose definition of slave. And she turned on them because she was open-minded and could see that the Beast was good. Seriously, how long has it been since you saw the movie? You can't call Belle anything other than a hero and good role model for young girls.
Well obviously the people who came to kill the Beast were in the right, as they were simply enforcing the laws of the land. Consider the forest lawless and the castle a bastion for criminals. Sooner or later the Beast had to be punished for his crimes against Belle. Sometimes when victims are held against their will for long periods of time, they will begin to empathize or feel badly for their captors. Belle was clearly suffering from this mental illness. It's a horrible message to send to kids, and you'll find no such controversy in Madagascar the series.
I guess you missed the part where Beast showed a heart and compassion after all, which is what led to Belle deciding he wasn't such a terrible thing after all?
*snip*
saxitoxin wrote:Your position is more complex than the federal tax code. As soon as I think I understand it, I find another index of cross-references, exceptions and amendments I have to apply.
Timminz wrote:Yo mama is so classless, she could be a Marxist utopia.
stahrgazer wrote:
As for Dreamworks, there was a movie with ants, and the evil ants happened to be a lot darker than the hero ants... is that a sign of modern racism?
The Bison King wrote:Chel from Dreamworks, Road to El Dorado is like the leading cause of Pre-Teen Boners in North America.
Well I don't actually watch Dreamworks pictures myself. But that's clearly just traditional garb, so I really commend Dreamworks for making a children's film that's fun and friendly to South American traditions. They're like children's PBS in theaters. Unlike Disney with the film Aladdin, which is more destructive to Arab Culture than beneficial to it.
They're like children's PBS in theaters.
MeDeFe wrote:stahrgazer wrote:Juan_Bottom wrote:john9blue wrote:She obliged to selflessly save her father... and that's an extremely loose definition of slave. And she turned on them because she was open-minded and could see that the Beast was good. Seriously, how long has it been since you saw the movie? You can't call Belle anything other than a hero and good role model for young girls.
Well obviously the people who came to kill the Beast were in the right, as they were simply enforcing the laws of the land. Consider the forest lawless and the castle a bastion for criminals. Sooner or later the Beast had to be punished for his crimes against Belle. Sometimes when victims are held against their will for long periods of time, they will begin to empathize or feel badly for their captors. Belle was clearly suffering from this mental illness. It's a horrible message to send to kids, and you'll find no such controversy in Madagascar the series.
I guess you missed the part where Beast showed a heart and compassion after all, which is what led to Belle deciding he wasn't such a terrible thing after all?
*snip*
I see, so you're saying it's ok to abduct people as long as you're compassionate about it. Great moral of the story, bro!
Juan_Bottom wrote:stahrgazer wrote:As for Dreamworks, there was a movie with ants, and the evil ants happened to be a lot darker than the hero ants... is that a sign of modern racism?
Did it feel racist?
stahrgazer wrote:MeDeFe wrote:stahrgazer wrote:Juan_Bottom wrote:john9blue wrote:She obliged to selflessly save her father... and that's an extremely loose definition of slave. And she turned on them because she was open-minded and could see that the Beast was good. Seriously, how long has it been since you saw the movie? You can't call Belle anything other than a hero and good role model for young girls.
Well obviously the people who came to kill the Beast were in the right, as they were simply enforcing the laws of the land. Consider the forest lawless and the castle a bastion for criminals. Sooner or later the Beast had to be punished for his crimes against Belle. Sometimes when victims are held against their will for long periods of time, they will begin to empathize or feel badly for their captors. Belle was clearly suffering from this mental illness. It's a horrible message to send to kids, and you'll find no such controversy in Madagascar the series.
I guess you missed the part where Beast showed a heart and compassion after all, which is what led to Belle deciding he wasn't such a terrible thing after all?
*snip*
I see, so you're saying it's ok to abduct people as long as you're compassionate about it. Great moral of the story, bro!
Well, if you recall, the supposedly "abducted" people trespassed on Beast's land; it's not like he went to the city looking to abduct Belle. So wasn't it fair of Beast to hold them accountable for trespassing?
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