Disney Introduces Christian Character After Ditching Transgender Story
Disney Introduces Christian Character After Ditching Transgender Story
The character of Laurie on the new show "Win or Lose" is the first openly Christian character to feature on a Disney show for almost 20 years.
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I don’t feel comfortable with Disney indoctrinating my children with controversial christian beliefs. I would like to choose the time and place where I speak to my children about the problematic christian lifestyle.
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Finally, the most oppressed class getting representation for the ten millionth time.
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Finally, the most oppressed class getting representation for the ten millionth time.
Also, you have to go all the way back to Roman Emperor Diocletian to find a time when Christians were an oppressed class. Since then they have often been the oppressor class.
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But sometimes people don’t say merry Christmas! Can you imagine the horror they face yearly?
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Disney already had a well-executed openly Christian character, Claude Frollo from the Hunchback of Notre Dame. He had a whole song about Christianity.
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HELLFIRE... DARK FIRE! 🎶
Favorite Disney villain song. What a banger.
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Is it a story about escaping the cult, moving to the big city and cutting off contact with your psychotic family??
Oh, not like that? Can't relate then.
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I find this offensive. Keep religion in private homes and out of public spaces.
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Right! Why is Disney being so political with this religion!
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A cinema is a private place though.
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If America manages to dig itself out of this current mess, they better not forget how these corporations caved so easily
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This country has goldfish memory, it'll be flushed before the film even leaves theaters.
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Disney will never top their best Christian character, the priest with a boner while officiating the wedding in Little Mermaid.
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I still prefer Frollo from hunchback of notre dame.
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Cowards.
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Hallmark is gonna sue so hard.
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It seems like there’s a few threads going on.
I think pulling the openly trans storyline is bad.
I think having the “openly” Christian character is totally fair and reasonable.
We shouldn’t be in the attitude of pushing out character identities, except whole cloth bigots. I’m not a Christian, but having openly Christian characters is fine with me.
I’ll add a caveat that it could even be a good thing if they actually bring up Christ’s words. You know: caring for the poor, giving shelter to aliens, loving your enemies. I think a lot of Christians would benefit by having the words of Christ more present in their lives.
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I think pulling the openly trans storyline is bad.
It would have been cringe and counterproductive
I think having the “openly” Christian character is totally fair and reasonable.
It will be cringe and counterproductive.
Disney isn't a company capable of creating good art anymore. No matter who they try to pander to, it will be shallow, tired, and insufferable.
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It will be cringe and counterproductive.
I'm with you. Any identity politics crap that Disney would do would be super cringy.
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Ah Disney showing their old ways again. They never changed but the mask has. Disney will always be an awful company.