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pretty sure most of them pointed out the funny standard that there was a clear double standard and corporations didn't really care for SJWs idea they just saw it as easy marketing to get a load of idiots to shame and insult anyone critical of films they made by doing something SJW types will emphatically whoop over then present the property as somehow untouchable and beyond criticism. You know like is happening with Doctor Who right now despite Chibnall's pretty awful writing.......
How is it racist? Genuine question, I can barely understand what they were saying.
They're quarantining us, no doubt with a beacon that goes "Warning: Planet infested by Violent, Sociopathic Apes. DO NOT APPROACH"
China is non-sjw in concerns of race (they edited out Finn from the poster of starwars cause they don't like seeing black people) and super-sjw in concerns of marxism. So you have SJWs who do this doublethink and ignore one bit in order to further the other bit, such as when the NBA ignores hong kong and pretends to support black people all the while kowtowing to China.
I disagree.
Apparently according to some other people the Chinese translation on the film apparently was a idiom about how Chinese men shouldn't kneel to authority or something. So CCP boot lickers are taking it as some-one was trying to take shots at the CCP by telling Chinese men not to knee to its authority or something.
Ok first you need a video on the sort of fully rhyme / thing
I want a film to do such a joke but the joke is in the Western version on a shelf in he background it's all the Winnie the Pooh characters lined up. In the Chinese version there's Tigger and Eeyore and a deliberate gap, possibly with the characters looking sad.
Also weirdly it's the Rupublicans blocking the cotton suggested to have been processed in said camps while SJWs are screaming that it's racist to block the cotton made in slave labour camps and it should all be allowed in. It was also Anti-SJWs who first spotted and brought up Disney thanking the camp administration in the live action Mulan.
Disagree there. Now, China might be the excuse people are using for movies being bad ("Oh, we wanted to do this or that, but it would hurt our profits in China so we didn't"), and there may be some truth to that, but it's hardly the sole problem.
