Are you serious?! If this is overly sexualized, then Peter Pan giving Wendy a “kiss” is too. Simba wrestling with Nala is too. And so many other things that the far right snowflakes are just looking to make sexual because they themselves have twisted minds.
Disney has been banned in our household for a couple years. My kids don’t need the marxist and feminist undertones that define everything disney makes now. It’s entertaining like it used to be for the adults either. They’ve really lost their way
This is an intriguing point you make. Can you be more specific regarding the elements of Marxism that you find concerns with? Or what specific branches you see reflected in the products?
I’ve always felt that they trend of Disney espousing the ideology that “Anyone can be anything” could be interpreted as supporting BOTH Marxist AND Capitalistic beliefs, depending simply on the perspective of the viewer.
I would also be curious about the feminist undertones you speak of. Many argue that it is important for young women to realize that they have power which is inherent, and not simply an extension of a man. Is that what you find distaste with?
Comments for Disney Accused of “Sexualizing Kids” in ‘The Naughty Nine’
Denise
Are you serious?! If this is overly sexualized, then Peter Pan giving Wendy a “kiss” is too. Simba wrestling with Nala is too. And so many other things that the far right snowflakes are just looking to make sexual because they themselves have twisted minds.
Lauren Hilbert
Disney has been banned in our household for a couple years. My kids don’t need the marxist and feminist undertones that define everything disney makes now. It’s entertaining like it used to be for the adults either. They’ve really lost their way
Kelly
This is an intriguing point you make. Can you be more specific regarding the elements of Marxism that you find concerns with? Or what specific branches you see reflected in the products?
I’ve always felt that they trend of Disney espousing the ideology that “Anyone can be anything” could be interpreted as supporting BOTH Marxist AND Capitalistic beliefs, depending simply on the perspective of the viewer.
I would also be curious about the feminist undertones you speak of. Many argue that it is important for young women to realize that they have power which is inherent, and not simply an extension of a man. Is that what you find distaste with?
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