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Prince Charming's Problematic Kiss
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| Snow White is facing backlash over Snow White and Prince Charming's kiss while she's asleep. | |
| The classic Disney story goes like this. | |
| Snow White is poisoned by an evil queen and falls into a comatose state. | |
| That is until Prince Charming's true love's kiss breaks the spell and they live happily ever after. | |
| SFGate. | |
| Is that the San Francisco Chronicle? | |
| Managing editor. | |
| Managing editor of a major city newspaper. | |
| Get that? | |
| And reporter Julie Tremaine wrote an article explaining while the ride itself is really good, the famous kiss is problematic. | |
| Dowd and Tremaine argue Prince Charming is shown kissing Snow White without her consent, and it, quote, cannot possibly, unquote, be true love. | |
| It's hard to understand why the Disneyland of 2021 would choose to add a scene with such old-fashioned ideas of what a man is allowed to do to a woman. | |
| Dowd and Tremaine wrote in the article, Yes, can you imagine that? | |
| He cannot revive her from coma without her consent. | |
| What a lowlife, Prince Charming. | |
| If that's not rape culture, I don't know what is. | |
| For anybody who ever says the world would be better if it were governed by women, just look at what left-wing women are doing to the society at this time. | |
| And I think you'll revamp your theory on that. | |
| Both sexes are capable of destroying society in their own ways and in the same ways. | |
| These are two fools who work at the San Francisco Chronicle. | |
| Two childish, afraid of life, joyless human beings. | |
| And of course Disneyland will undoubtedly cower to them. | |
| Chris Charming gives her a kiss while she's in a coma. | |
| By the way, let's say they were married. | |
| Why isn't that, according to the editors of the San Francisco Chronicle, date rape? | |
| No, excuse me, marital rape. | |
| You shouldn't be able to kiss your wife when she's in a coma. | |
| Correct? | |
| Didn't get her consent? | |
| I think everybody should have like a living will. | |
| Should I be in a coma, I give my husband permission to kiss me. | |
| Right. | |
| Especially if that brings me out of the coma. | |
| The criticism follows changes to other Disney Park rides deemed offensive and racist. | |
| Splash Mountain will be replaced with a ride featuring The Princess and The Frog, a 2009 animated film featuring Tiana, the studio's first black princess. | |
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Society's Hammer Blows
00:02:18
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| Last June, Splash Mountain's storyline was adapted from the 1946 movie Song of the South, which was found to have racist undertones. | |
| But what exactly was wrong? | |
| I have no idea. | |
| Do you know? | |
| Do you know anything about Splash Mountain? | |
| An old Goldrush rollercoaster ride. | |
| And liberals still think that the enemy of the society is the right. | |
| Thank you. | |
| There is literally nothing the left can do. | |
| I would have them realize that they're destroying society. | |
| It just happens one hammer blow at a time. | |
| You know, it's not only joyless. | |
| There is another aspect that I have often mentioned about the left. | |
| They are scared. | |
| Is it any wonder that there is such a division between left and right with regard to masks? | |
| With regard to COVID in general, about the fear of getting sick and dying, the left fears life and death more. | |
| This is fear. | |
| Oh my God, a man may do this. | |
| Let's protect ourselves. | |
| So what will you have left? | |
| What they want is a risk-free society. | |
| Get it? | |
| These spoiled brats of the left want a risk-free society. | |
| You cannot fail. | |
| That's why they devised trophies for participating. | |
| Just always feel good and safe. | |
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Disney's Dilemma
00:03:32
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| Safe. | |
| Be safe. | |
| When did Americans ever say, be safe? | |
| Be safe. | |
| You want a safe life? | |
| It's not worth living. | |
| Another popular ride, the Jungle Cruise at Disneyland and Disney World was critiqued for its depiction of indigenous people. | |
| And Disney announced early this year the attraction would be updated. | |
| I have no idea. | |
| Do you know anything about indigenous people on the Jungle Cruise? | |
| They're statues of native people. | |
| Not everyone agrees with the criticism, this is again from the USA Today article, surrounding the Snow White ride. | |
| Fox News host Todd Pirro. | |
| Shared his take on Monday. | |
| He said Prince Charming's kiss on a poisoned Snow White was comparable to someone needing CPR. Sounds right to me. | |
| He revived her. | |
| Well... | |
| Let me just say this. | |
| Should I ever be in a coma? | |
| Sean, you have permission to kiss me. | |
| Just for the record. | |
| I don't think anybody is looking at the Prince Charming Kiss of Snow White and saying, boy, that's a microcosm of date rape culture in college. | |
| I'm not saying that date rape culture in college is a positive thing. | |
| You see what you have to add all the time? | |
| I have a little daughter right upstairs here in my home. | |
| Absolutely don't want that. | |
| But let's disaggregate this. | |
| This is a cartoon. | |
| This is a fable for many, many years. | |
| It is not what we all fear as dads of daughters. | |
| While some saw nothing wrong with the kiss, it led other families to feel uneasy. | |
| When Disneyland's doors reopened on April 30th, following a 400-day closure due to the COVID pandemic, Amanda Cruz said she and her 8-year-old son were among the first in line to enter. | |
| Although an avid Disneyland goer, Cruz, said Snow White and Pris Charming's kiss led to an uncomfortable conversation with her son. | |
| It did? | |
| Well, I actually have a theory on the uncomfortable conversation. | |
| I don't know if I should share it. | |
| Like, how did I get you as a mother? | |
| That was just dark humor, folks. | |
| Just dark humor. | |
| Cruz said he asked her, why did they only kiss when she was asleep? | |
| I don't believe it. | |
| No eight-year-old boy in the history of humanity would have asked that question. | |
| I don't believe it. | |
| She noted 2021 is the year topics of consent and racism are discussed at home. | |
| Poor kid. | |
| But not reflected in amusement parks. | |
| See? | |
| This woman would like amusement parks to politicize. | |
| Of course. | |
| There's no safe space. | |
| That's the irony. | |