Disney had better put a disabled princess in their next movie!

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Anonymous wrote:Disney distributed My Neighbor Totoro in which the mother is confined to a hospital bed.

And notice how popular that was.

[Anonymous]

Certain pirates in the Pirates of the Caribbean movies are vision impaired.

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Anonymous wrote:Yes, because Disney princesses so reflect reality.

I'd be happier if they'd stop killing of the moms.

THIS. Why do they do this?!

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The father dies in The Lion King. Both parents die in Frozen.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:JESUS CHRIST!

Wait...Disney has a movie with Jesus Christ as a disabled princess? Which one? How did I miss this?

LOL pp here. Not meant in that context but at this point sure....lets just add it to the list.

I believe he's already been the lead character in a number of films; not sure any were made by Disney though.

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Why? So little girls with disabilities can relate to them? Did you look at Cinderella and Snow White and think, "Wow! She looks just like me!"

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Snow White has "little people" as main characters. Seven of them.

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In Brave, the father is an amputee.

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Anonymous wrote:Snow White has "little people" as main characters. Seven of them.

The politically correct term is dwarfs.

[Anonymous]

^ The grammatically-correct form is "dwarves."

[Anonymous]

How about a GLTB relationships?

I also want an old princess - because otherwise it is age discrimination.

[Anonymous]

Stop making jokes here! This is an extremely sensitive and important topic!!!

I mean, did you even read the article??!?!

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Not Disney, but in the How to Train Your Dragon movies, Hiccup is an amputee.

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Anonymous wrote:Disney distributed My Neighbor Totoro in which the mother is confined to a hospital bed.

One foot in the grave? One step up from dead?

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I would not trust Disney to muck it up, OP.

Reality is much better...