I honestly can't believe how upset people are over a cartoon mermaid. I knew there would be some negative reactions from some people, but this is just silly lol
Oh look. An expression of disbelief leading to a mocking dismissal.
Don't worry, we all know how sincere your engagement is and that you're in no way a hypocrite when you try to demand others give a damn about your own histrionics.
Using my phone at the moment. Will update shortly with a NI quote about the importance of race in a casting decision in a Harry Potter movie.
EDIT: Here we go:
Choosing to respond to criticism about a lack of diversity in your movies and responding by making the villain the diverse character just looks bad given the context. There is a long history of making minorities the villains in films and its something that alot of people are tired of seeing. They want minority actors in major starring roles not just as side characters or villains.
This example is actually more contrite than the focus of this thread - because the objection was to the casting of a certain race in
a role of a villain, not just about casting and race in general.
Odd how there's no hint of the derisive, dismissive mockery in that statement?
As we see time and time again, especially in this thread, those that can't argue with substance and honesty just seek to shutdown and dismiss other people.
Yet they will scream blue murder should the roles be reversed.
This is hypocrisy. This is double-standards. This is demanding preference above equality.
Such people are not interested in the bigger picture or anything the is ethically beneficial to everyone.
The simply want their own way. Like a child demanding attention.
The best part is watching people pretend they care about the little mermaid. They really believe it too ><
For many, as has been pointed out repeatedly, the issue is the hypocrisy, double-standards and disengenous goalpost moving to justify them.
Your post is a fine example of the third item in that list.