PAPI NIGGA DAVE

2y

You know you don't have too. If it has an address they'll still send it without a stamp

MR MUCUS

2y

That comment was conservative rhetoric to a tee. There's nothing wrong with companies making content that appeals to marginalized demographics. The intention of Disney executives may be to capitalize on trending topics, but thats business. I'm sure the writers and other cast and crew feel passionate about the topic and put their hearts into making something beautiful and inspiring.

To classify it all as "political correctness" "wokeness" "lib-bait" is to deny any means of giving those groups and their very real struggles a form of mainstream representation.

MEMBER DATTEBAYO

2y

Should have made her trans black asian middle eastern to tick all the boxes

Blanquito Mierda

2y

Got a fire idea to sell to Disney or equivalent but don’t got the contacts for it.

We all knew that one kid in class who always smelled like s***, no deodorant or showers, no consistent laundry, etc and they got bullied overtime right.

Well, what if that kid actually ends up being a superhero who use his terrible smell to defeat a villain. His rancid s*** smell saves the day. A straight comeuppance story.

Body Odor Positivity role model for people who smell like s*** everywhere

CuzzoP

2y

I thought it was gonna be a good thick, not fat thick

Blanquito Mierda

2y

Got a fire idea to sell to Disney or equivalent but don’t got the contacts for it.

We all knew that one kid in class who always smelled like s***, no deodorant or showers, no consistent laundry, etc and they got bullied overtime right.

Well, what if that kid actually ends up being a superhero who use his terrible smell to defeat a villain. His rancid s*** smell saves the day. A straight comeuppance story.

Body Odor Positivity role model for people who smell like s*** everywhere

Fella

2y

I never described it as any of the things you’re listing. Critiquing the cynical way capitalism operates by appealing to specific sensibilities as a distraction from real material problems is a basic leftist take. The idea that it’s just a bunch of good people with good intentions making good art is comically naive. I don’t think that company produces legitimate art anymore. They haven’t for over a decade. It’s algorithmic culturally hegemonic junk. There’s not a hint of sincerity in much of any of it. You’ll get a rare Coco here and there but that’s about it. It’s also just not worth making these points on here as I said to Lordie because many of you will just eat up any slop thrown in your lap and scoff at anyone who questions it as a raging reactionary. I don’t think there’s ever been a nuanced conversation on this platform. It’s much easier for you to reduce everything to “good guy rhetoric” Vs “bad guy rhetoric”.

mdmadon

2y

Body Odor Positivity role model for people who smell like s*** everywhere make it in 4d so u can smell it in the cinema whats that smell the film

MR MUCUS

2y

We can have the conversation, bro. Its all love.

I'm not the good guy vs bad guy type. I don't think conservative = bad and I don't think democrat = good, though I honestly can see why you'd interpret that from my response. Me saying it was conservative rhetoric to a tee was simply in response to you saying "..doesn't make you a generic conservative".

I do think, however, that each party has certain talking points they fall back on that are toxic to society and progression. And yea in conservatives' case, I believe their typical view on the representation of race, sexuality, gender, and body types to be harmful.

I understand the frustration that people have when they view the way greedy corporations profit off of the struggle of various marginalized groups. However, as you pointed out, those corporations have monopolized the media. So if a group wants to be represented to the masses and have their stories told on a mainstream level, these corporations are a necessary evil. It feels these days theres no 'right way' for these studios to include diversity in their movies. Every attempt is written off as wokeness, lib-bait, Oscar bait, etc. Whats the right way to tell these stories?

Writers, crew members, and the actors voicing the characters in these movies aren't just Disney-owned robots. They're real people with their own motives and personal stories and experiences. They're less likely to be obsessed with the profiting machine like Disney executives are..because the executives have to be in order to please shareholders and foster continuous financial growth. This is why I said I believe theres still a level of care, inspiration, and passion that goes into telling each of these stories. Not from corporate Disney, but from the real people they hire to convey these stories.

Blanquito Mierda

2y

What’s That Smell that’s a dope title.

I was thinking like “It Do Smell Krazy in There” and the main character who smells like s*** is named Krazy.

Mr Motion

2y

Wish y’all wouldn’t label this “thick”. Shorty got 0 shape. She just fat.

Prosper

2y

This is a child

Ava

2y

That’s a whole kid and you called her thick

Blanquito Mierda

2y

What’s That Smell that’s a dope title.

I was thinking like “It Do Smell Krazy in There” and the main character who smells like s*** is named Krazy.