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this is truly embarrassing. ‘Democracy dies in darkness’? really
the Onion couldn’t have come up with anything this moonbatty.
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Bad as it is that the powerful are presented as inherently better than all other species, things get substantially worse once the hyenas are introduced. With the lions standing in for the ruling class, and the “good” herbivores embodying society’s decent, law-abiding citizens, the hyenas transparently represent the black, brown and disabled bodies that are forcefully excluded from this hierarchical society. Noticeably marked by their ethnically coded “street” accents, the hyenas blatantly symbolize racist and anti-Semitic stereotypes of “verminous” groups that form a threat to society.
They will deconstruct gender roles in Star Wars so that they don't have to call out Muslims for clitorodectomies. Same thing here. If they talk about the Lion King, then they don't have to discuss real problems in Africa and among African Americans.
These people have no shame, sense, honesty, courage, wisdom...and on and on. They exist to create gibberish for their echo-chamber of buffoons.
Dan Hassler-Forest is an author and public speaker on media franchises, cultural theory, and political economy. He lives in the Netherlands and works as assistant professor in the Media Studies department of Utrecht University.
Once again folks are confused. When a newspaper posts an opinion piece -- it doesn't mean that the paper itself supports that view.
Our paper presents opposing views on lots of topics...how do I decide which one the paper supports unless it is an editorial by the editorial dept.
In this case The Washington Post shared a controversial opinion piece from an author. It doesn't mean that the editorial department or the paper in general supports that view.
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