Who else, besides me, thinks Disney is a very very bad company for kids?
They promote negativity through-out all their movies, it's abnormal.
You must be wondering what the fuck I'm talking about, right? Well...let's take a look now.
Look at Snow White & The Seven Dwarves. We all know the story blah blah blah blah. Did you guys see how they made the delicious fruit called an apple into the bad guy? Did you see how they encourage kids NOT to eat an apple? Shouldn't we be teaching our kids that apples are yummy & un-harmful? Shouldn't we be teaching our kids that eating apples have alot of benifits? Shouldn't we be teaching our kids that eating apples is good for them, they will grow up to be strong etc because apples have so many nutritions?
Another part, have you seen the forest the dwarves live in? Mushrooms all around, they are blatantly encouraging kids to use mushrooms. They want kids to be high. They downplay the good factors of apples & tell them to get high on mushrooms. Is this wrong or is this wrong?
Look at The Little Mermaid, suddenly fish people are a bad thing. Wow, we must strive to have legs. All those who don't have legs suck. We need legs. In other words, handicapped people that don't have legs suck. If they did they would walk all funny. They are blatantly making fun of another persons handicap. Is this what we want our kids to do? Mock the less fortunate health wise?
Look at the enviroment in The Little Mermaid, they are underwater & all over the place what do you see? Not so much coral, not so many bubbles, you see a shit load of sea weed! See, there's the drug factor again. They want the kids to be high. They want them to smoke weed. They encourage them to smoke weed. What's going on?!?!
Look at Cinderella, they promote such negativity towards step mothers/sisters. A while ago we used to think, OMG her stepmother must be an evil cunniving bitch. OMG!! Why do they promote this negativity?
Another thing that irks me about Cinderella...they don't care about pumpkins & lizards. The girl was given a nice pretty white carriage with white horses. A pumkin was magically transformed into a pumpkin & lizards were magically transformed into horses. After the whole she-bang, Cinderella ran back home while the carriage & horses turned back into pumpkins & lizards. Later on in the movie, the prince comes to get Cinderella because of her glass slipper & she lives happily ever after.
Did anyone stop to think what happened to those fucking lizards & that pumpkin? No! Why? Why must we neglect the little folks? Why couldn't the pumpkin be turned into a carriage permanantly? The pumpkin was probably felt to Cinderella's children. The lizards were probably squashed by the carriage in which Ms Cinderella rode.
Who cares about a pumpkin & a couple of lizards, right? Guess what?!?! I DO!!
Look at Rappunzle, the jist of the story was that she got saved due to her long hair. What are they promoting here? That girls should have long hair & wait around for princes to come along, hurt them by climbing their hair and then "rescue" them. What's up with that? Why are girls stereotyped as helpless ladies who can't stand up for themselves? Look at G.I. Jane, she didn't have a strand of hair on her head. Look how far she got (and how hot Demi Moore is)...
Is this the kind of image we want our kids to grow up with? Smoke weed, make fun of handicaps & be the un-independant house wife whilst the male takes care of everything? What's the world coming to I ask you?! Does anyone have an answer?
Oh, just a throw in: Those little blue bastards that call themselves the Smurfs are high 24/7, they even live in mushrooms. Speaks for itself I think. (Bad Hannah/Barbera)
Shame shame shame!!
In case you guys were not too sure, I'm joking.
I'm only kidding of course.
