Why can't disney make aladdin type movies for inclusion instead of corrupted snow white?

[strateguy632]

If the goal of disney was purely inclusion, they would make new aladdin type movies.

Some accuse those "anti-non whiters" but people did not boycott aladin 2019, "due to non white alladin" or non white genie... see for yourself picture

Plenty of ticket sales, the complaint is not "opposing inclusion" as some people say, we see plenty of ticket sales for non white stars, the problem is ruining snow white.

So are they that sinister? why can't they make aladdin type movies that include whites [in contrast to mufasa excluded whites only one minority for all main characters and secondary voices too!) And minorities, in appropriate characters in a new story, instead of ruining snow white?

[exitseven]

Disney has lost its way. Instead of making family friendly films they have decided to indoctrinate little kids with woke ideology. People are boycotting Disney in droves and yest they have not learned their lesson.
When a cure for Cancer is found and we can thaw out Walt Disney and bring him back to life he will straighten out this mess.

[RoronoaZoro8]

Because Disney want to renew the rights to their older properties that's why

[AI Opinion]

The debate about inclusivity in films is quite complex. Disney has indeed achieved success with diverse films like "Aladdin," which found appreciation among audiences. By reimagining classic tales, Disney attempts to modernize and reflect today's diverse world. Adapting stories can spark discussions, but they often aim to expand representation. Creating original stories with diverse characters can be a great approach for inclusivity and resonates well when done thoughtfully. It's about balancing new narratives with cherished classics. Film-making evolves, and so does audience expectation. Ultimately, diversity in films enriches the story world we live in. 🎥✨

[Dongie]

To be a woke lefty you have to hate the white folks.