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bijouxbroussard · F
Really ? Back when it came out it seemed like they knew.
JLBHood · 36-40, M
@bijouxbroussard
Maybe just the new generation of people. Probably the same one that gets offended by everything.
For some reason people find Pepè Le-Pew is offensive and degrading to women.
Maybe just the new generation of people. Probably the same one that gets offended by everything.
For some reason people find Pepè Le-Pew is offensive and degrading to women.
bijouxbroussard · F
@JLBHood I have to agree with the idea that some people look for things to find objectionable. Where is the connection between a flirtatious French moufette in a child’s cartoon and women ? Or maybe I just haven’t seen it in awhile.
JLBHood · 36-40, M
@bijouxbroussard
The whole "cancel culture" thing makes me hate social media. People bringing up thinf that people said 20+ years ago is ridiculous.
The whole "cancel culture" thing makes me hate social media. People bringing up thinf that people said 20+ years ago is ridiculous.
bijouxbroussard · F
@JLBHood Here’s the way I view that: If someone did or said something foolish as a young person, but learned better and spent their subsequent days living as a better person, that shouldn’t come back to bite them. But if a public figure expressed controversial ideas while young that they obviously still hold, I want to know that. And what is called “cancel culture” is basically what has always been so: The First Amendment protects you from prison or government retaliation (and even that’s been questionable). Free speech has never been “consequence-free” speech.