Little yella piss has started asking about The Swayes
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I can only imagine I would be the worst father in the history of fathers so no. Also, I am adding Walt Disney to my napalm list.
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By the time I was growing up watching classic cartoons on TV they had stopped showing most of the overtly racist against Blacks toons. Including Bugs Bunny in blackface
Natives remained fair game for stereotyping quite awhile after
Go Go Gophers was on Underdog
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The Seinfeld episode where Jerry buys the Cigar store injun was hilarious. Winona, the hot offended object of Jerry's desires was, uh, hot. I'll leave it to @PurpleThrobber to opine and share a jpeg.
I like @PurpleThrobber better when we're talking about hot nasty rather than bobsled interpretations of the constitution. Way more funner. -
creepycoug said:
The Seinfeld episode where Jerry buys the Cigar store injun was hilarious. Winona, the hot offended object of Jerry's desires was, uh, hot. I'll leave it to @PurpleThrobber to opine and share a jpeg.
I like @PurpleThrobber better when we're talking about hot nasty rather than bobsled interpretations of the constitution. Way more funner.
Wood
Not sure why this hottie showed up searching for Winona - but wood her too.
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How the fuck is that racist? Did they not have red skin and wear headdresses whilst dancing around a fucking teepee?
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I’m a big aficionado of animation, and the racist portrayals of different groups gets brought up a lot. When Warner Brothers released their Looney Tunes Golden Collection, they added this introduction by Whoopi Goldberg to address the issue:
https://youtu.be/HCT1clqci3I
TL;DW - these cartoons were a product of their time...not saying the jokes were OK, don’t twist, but censoring these would be to pretend that stuff never happened, which is not OK.
While I’m not a parent myself, I do have lots of young children that inhabit my sphere of influence, and when I see this type of stuff I think (YMMV depending on the age, etc. of the kid) it’s a good opportunity to use it as an educational moment and have a frank discussion about why people find this offensive, etc. -
My teaching moment was..."Squaw no dance. Sqauw get'um fire wood."Doog_de_Jour said:I’m a big aficionado of animation, and the racist portrayals of different groups gets brought up a lot. When Warner Brothers released their Looney Tunes Golden Collection, they added this introduction by Whoopi Goldberg to address the issue:
https://youtu.be/HCT1clqci3I
TL;DW - these cartoons were a product of their time...not saying the jokes were OK, don’t twist, but censoring these would be to pretend that stuff never happened, which is not OK.
While I’m not a parent myself, I do have lots of young children that inhabit my sphere of influence, and when I see this type of stuff I think (YMMV depending on the age, etc. of the kid) it’s a good opportunity to use it as an educational moment and have a frank discussion about why people find this offensive, etc. -
What year was that released. Seems too reasonable for 2018Doog_de_Jour said:I’m a big aficionado of animation, and the racist portrayals of different groups gets brought up a lot. When Warner Brothers released their Looney Tunes Golden Collection, they added this introduction by Whoopi Goldberg to address the issue:
https://youtu.be/HCT1clqci3I
TL;DW - these cartoons were a product of their time...not saying the jokes were OK, don’t twist, but censoring these would be to pretend that stuff never happened, which is not OK.
While I’m not a parent myself, I do have lots of young children that inhabit my sphere of influence, and when I see this type of stuff I think (YMMV depending on the age, etc. of the kid) it’s a good opportunity to use it as an educational moment and have a frank discussion about why people find this offensive, etc. -
Seems out of touch, transphobic, and heteronormative.RaceBannon said:
What year was that released. Seems too reasonable for 2018Doog_de_Jour said:I’m a big aficionado of animation, and the racist portrayals of different groups gets brought up a lot. When Warner Brothers released their Looney Tunes Golden Collection, they added this introduction by Whoopi Goldberg to address the issue:
https://youtu.be/HCT1clqci3I
TL;DW - these cartoons were a product of their time...not saying the jokes were OK, don’t twist, but censoring these would be to pretend that stuff never happened, which is not OK.
While I’m not a parent myself, I do have lots of young children that inhabit my sphere of influence, and when I see this type of stuff I think (YMMV depending on the age, etc. of the kid) it’s a good opportunity to use it as an educational moment and have a frank discussion about why people find this offensive, etc. -
July 2005: BW starts preparing his children early for the coming race wars
