Comments by "Chompy the Beast" (@chompythebeast) on "Is Disney's Aladdin Racist?" video.

  1. "Racism cannot exist in fantasy" The literature scholar has joined the chat
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  2. Read Orientalism then, I guess
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  3.  @Dziaji  So it's explicitly Arabian, yet somehow the movie "doesn't mention race a single time"?
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  4. Leave it to a "tankie" user to dismiss the lived experience of people unlike themselves
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  5.  @andreasesser4641  Orientalism exists. It is fundamentally racist. This film is fundamentally Orientalist. You pretend to care for children, but only the children bothered by the existence of racism, not the children subject to it
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  6.  @andreasesser4641  Orientalism exists. It is fundamentally racist. This film is fundamentally Orientalist.
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  7.  @andreasesser4641  You claim to care for the children, but only the children bothered by the existence of racism, not the children subject to it. In reality it isn't about the kids you speak of at all
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  8. Also, as another commenter said, leave it to someone who speaks like this to dismiss racism and invoke the children in the same breath
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  9. Love all these kkkrakkkas leaving wounded comments clearly without watching the vid cuz they were upset by the thumbnail lol
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  10. Silence, hasbara
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  11. The same guy whining about "woke" denies geno side lmao
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  12.  @guyledouche357  Thanks for demonstrating the caliber of person who says these things lol Anyway, glory to and long live Palestine, her people, and her brave freedom fighters 🇵🇸
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  13. Hahaha wow that is so funny! You totally showed him, and also beat the allegations of western ignorance!
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  14. Zoomer learns cartoons can be racist
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  15.  @Dziaji  lol why do they call it an "Arabic Kingdom"? Just randomly? It just so happens to use the same name as the dominant ethnic group in the region?
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  16. Everything is "just" what it is, and movies can be and often are racist
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  17.  @guyledouche357  Also, from Sea to Shining Sea, kkkrakkkas who pretend might makes right will know the meaning of the phrase
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