I’m not German. We Americans define who we are. We dont let others do it. And we Americans did not popularize a story for our children where the girl is tranced, raped, and impregnated. We made our own story. If you like the other one better, embrace it, buddy.
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You can’t take a story and change the name of it and claim that you wrote it.
also what your describe is revisionist history.
Because any woman who identifies as a feminist is a humorless shrew who hates all things but nothing more than the male gender which is of late the most horribly oppressed of humanity and won’t you help them in their plight operators are standing by.
Do tell!
10 do tells
I’m shocked that a movie written in the 1930’s doesn’t portray woman in such a good light.
Yeah… we did.
Revisionist history.
It’s a story, dude… not history.
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It’s not traditional feminists its the third wave feminists causing the uproar. They actually are a small fringe but they scream very loud and people often unfortunately listen to them.
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It’s funny, a lot of men want their wives to be a Disney princesses, but not many want their daughters to be ones.
All of these characters need congressional investigations:
Betty Boop - Risque costumes
Felix the Cat - Runs around naked
Oswald Rabbit - Glorifies a presidential assassin
Little Black Sambo - What can I say. Possession of Sambo propaganda should carry lengthy prison terms.
The following post is brought to you by the letters I’m sorry, WHAT?!
Taking a fairy tale too seriously?
There are also more humorless conservative types.
Remember the stink about “Telletubbies” and “Sponge Bob Squarepants” having homosexual connotations?
Never mind that in other parts of the world, members of the same sex holding hands in public, like Sponge Bob and his best friend Patrick, is perfectly normal. No, they considered these popular cartoons to be promoting homosexuality.
I wish some of these types who see a hidden agenda in everything—from liberal feminists to more conservative types—would just admit they have no lives. I’d be happy to buy them one next time I’m at Target.
Mike Pence hated Mulan enough to write a negative review about it.
no Iv just read the German version is pretty dark.
I’ll pass on that version, then.
I admire Mr. Pence’s sense of restraint in never eating dinner alone with a woman who isn’t his wife. Don’t want an awkward situation with a member of the opposite sex? As my dad taught me, don’t put yourself in a position for one.
I agree with his principles of not integrating the U S Armed Forces. There is too much potential for relationships between young men & women that can compromise security.
However, I think he missed the points of “Mulan”. Sounds as if the principal character disguised herself as a man to serve in place of her elderly father—a noble gesture.
And no, I don’t think he’s arguing against women serving—just not side by side with men. Although I will admit he probably needs to lighten up if he makes this much fuss about Mulan. I wonder if he fussed that much about Yentl, with Barbara Streisand disguised as a man to study at Yeshiva.
“It is instructive that even in the Disney film, young Ms. Mulan falls in love with her superior officer!”
Wow, he’s a ■■■■■■■ idiot.
I’m proud of my wife for protesting at his speech tonight in Grand Rapids. Said her piece before the sheep starting chanting “USA” as she and her friends were escorted out.
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