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Originally Posted by Coola Yagami
While not a factor, Disney did take out the gay kiss first and then purposely put it back in because 'hey, we must show our LGBT support and that we don't support the anti-groomer bill!'.
It wouldn't have made so much news if they just stuck to their guns in one direction or the other and not flip flop on it.
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Naturally, like with any "woke" media.
But it is more of a side thing to the shitdish.
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Originally Posted by Coola Yagami
You have no choice. Sooner or later it comes for you and you're forced to choose a side. Even something as simple as taking/not taking your kids to a movie you've been informed about that will have a gay kiss in it (during Pride mind you) is choosing a side.
Kinda like Negan said 'You better make a decision quick cause not making a decision is a BIG decision."
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Sounds like a "prophecy" about "Trump's Death Squads" SJW were scaremongering each other back in 2016.
Sorry, I don't buy this stuff.
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Originally Posted by Andrew NDB
No, sides and politics have nothing to do with it. Most parents just don't want their small children watching gay stuff in their cartoons and they certainly don't like paying to take them to see gay stuff in movies. It's as simple as that. And with every newsflash about "Disney pulled lesbian kiss from this country" and "Disney put it back in for that country!" and then all the stuff responding to that, the word got out. And then there's also all the stuff in the last couple of months in the news about Disney fighting Florida to allow them to talk about sexuality to kindergartners... so the word is out on that with parents, too.
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I still don't think it was A factor.
For some people - maybe, it was. But for the most, especially those who don't care about media, it was just a bad movie.
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Originally Posted by superstaff
Yeah. Because people are becoming radicalized on both sides, and are repelled or emboldened by anything they deem 'woke'.
I still remember people here, and in other parts of the interwebs claiming that The Batman was 'full of BLM propaganda'. Yeah...no. People keep saying stuff like Lightyear is '90% about the lesbian couple in the movie'. I think, based on reading the synopsis on Wikipedia and reviews, that's a bullsh*t lie.  The movie seems like a clusterf*ck but not because of a 3 second lesbian kiss. But nah, nobody really cares about the plots of these movies. The Batman, Sonic f*cking 2, Turning Red, Doctor Strange 2, The Bad Guys, Fantastic Beasts 3, and so on are all movies I've seen knee deep in political discourse of some kind or another. It's inescapable. That's life now. Whether we like it or not, the plots of these movies don't matter at all, bad or not. It's all about politics, even when the movies themselves aren't political.
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And none of this stuff matters to actual box-office, ironically.
Its just a filing for the another bout of political "analyses" from randoms on the forums and social networks, which affects very few people in real life.