Comments by "Dennis" (@Dennis-nc3vw) on "Young Black girls react to Halle Bailey as Disney’s new Ariel l GMA" video.

  1. How beautiful these parents teach them that person has to look like them to be able to empathize/identify with them.
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  2. Yes, it's so beautiful they are taught by their parents they can only identify with someone who looks like them.
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  3. Tiana already broke that ground. If you can justify turning Ariel black so you can "finally" get your representation, when does it end? When Disney casts its 10th black princesses after 50 years, will you say "Finally, after all these years, we get our representation!" too? Growing up I was inundated with black leads in children's entertainment. That's So Raven, The Famous Jet Jackson, Little Bill, The Proud Family. It will never be enough "representation" because it's never been about that. It's just been about erasing white people. The left wants white girls to grow up believing they are some kind of toxin that's always better off reduced or eliminated. That's why the left can list an endless slew of things that are "too white" but never thinks the NBA or rap industry is "too black."
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  4. Yes, kids learning racial tribalism before their ABCs is so heartwarming.
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  5. So you're white and could fully relate to princesses who didn't look like you, yet when the opposite is true of black girls it's cute? Turn down the ethno-masochism.
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  6. Racial tribalism in white girls The left: Kill those little Nazis before they grow! Racial tribalism in black girls The left: Awwww! ❤😭
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  7.  Ronald Nygma  A study published by no less than NPR showed African Americans are already over-represented in the media. The last six Disney female leads (Raya, Moana, Mei, Mirabel, Mulan, and Jasmine) have been POCs but if this were a video of little white girls overjoyed at being "represented" you'd puke your guts out.
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  8. The left hates white people for being born white. It wouldn't be so bad if they were upfront about it like they used to be. We already had a black princess in Tiana, and growing up I was inundated with black leads in children's entertainment: Reading Rainbow, Little Bill, The Proud Family, The Famous Jet Jackson, Smart Guy, etc, so we can say with certainty this isn't about little black girls "finally getting their representation". This is about children being taught racial tribalism before their ABCs. It's about the left using every opportunity they can to erase white people like we are some kind of toxin.
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  9. Racial tribalism is a beautiful thing, isn't it? Of course if it were white girls rejoicing at a princess who looked like them, you'd puke your guts out and use the videos to justify CRT, even though the last six Disney female leads have been POCs (Mirabel, Moana, Jasmine, Mulan, Raya, and Mei).
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  10. Yes, kids learning racial tribalism before their ABCs is so adorable.
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  11. Yes, little girls learning racial tribalism before their ABCs is so beautiful. Makes these kids little white girls cooing about a princess who looked like them and you'd call them little Nazis, even though the last six Disney leads (Mei, Mulan, Moana, Mirabel, Raya, and Jasmine) have been POCs.
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  12. We understand. It's racial tribalism. Something considered abominable in white people and beautiful in everyone else. It's why the left creates racially segregated dormitories on college campuses and holds racially segregated graduations.
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  13. Whoa, did you just change your name and avatar? Don't throw stones from a glass house, moron.
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  14. @chloe 🤍 The Little Mermaid is based on a 19th century Danish fairytale, and the whole point of the movie is about her becoming human and assimilating into human society.
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  15. Yes, the world is full of all different kinds of people, but only one that the left treats as some kind of toxin that needs to be eliminate or diluted at every opportunity. They preserved Ariel's hair color, why not her skin color? Racial spite, obviously. No white people in Aladdin, no black people in Mulan. But every Disney remake that takes place in Europe race swaps characters to dilute that horrible, toxic, icky whiteness.
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  16. Thank you. There is plenty of black representation in children's entertainment. The left simply hates white people for being born white. They see as a toxin to be watered down at every opportunity. That's what representation is really about. What kills me is not that they think this way, but that they're so dishonest and manipulative about it. I miss the pre-George Floyd days, when they would call us cavemen and neanderthals and you could actually engage with them on honest terms.
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  17.  @mydroidx1013  Yes, they don't see any problem with teaching white girls they are a toxin and a blemish on the world.
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  18. Black girls: I'm happy to be represented. Liberals: You're welcome, little angel. White girls: I'm sad not to be represented. Liberals: Shut up you little Nazi! Why can't you see past her skin?
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  19. The left teaches racial tribalism and ingroup preference to children before their ABCs. Is it any wonder the majority of colleges now offer racially segregated dormitories, graduations, etc. for everyone but white people?
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  20. Yes, how beautiful you feel you can only relate to someone who looks like you. The last six Disney leads have been POCs (Mirabel, Moana, Mulan, Raya, Mei, and Jasmine) but if this video was little white girls rejoicing that a lead actress looked like them you'd puke your guts out and call them little Nazis.
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  21. @chloe 🤍 The story takes place in 19th century Copenhagen and is about her marrying a prince and assimilating into human society. If race doesn't matter in 19th century Europe, it doesn't matter anywhere.
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  22. Racial tribalism in white people: Demonic abomination Racial tribalism in everyone else: How beautiful 🥲
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  23. Yes, teaching girls racial tribalism before their ABCs is so beautiful. Or do you really buy that "It's because they never see someone who looks like them on screen" crap? A study published by no less than NPR showed African Americans are already overrepresented in the media.
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  24. No it takes place in Copenhagen and involves her assimilating into the human society there.
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  25. Racial solidarity is so beautiful when it comes from anyone but white girls, right? No wonder colleges are racially segregating their dormitories and graduation ceremonies for everyone but white people. White people are raised to see everyone as human, everyone else is raised to be tribal.
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  26. Yes, kids taught racial tribalism before their ABCs is so heart warming.
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