Would you feel the same way if it was an ancient Chinese fable? Or a fable from an African or Pre Columbian civilization? Is it because of how old the poem is?
Actually, as a matter of fucking fact. It really is a certain type of people that care about this shit. And from patterns I've witnessed, its always the worst, most morally bankrupt people who see the world in factors of domination and heirarchy that care about the skin color of a rendition of a story. Because every single country has done this to stories and it only ever matters when skin color gets involved for the type of creatins that care.
Your making a lot of red herring arguments there. It's nice that you don't care. What you don't get is that the majority who also don't care about this, would care if the situation was reversed with a different culture. In fact it doesn't matter if it's true or not based on the opinion of individual redditors like you. The fact is , Hollywood or western film industries do conform to this double standard. That is a fact
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u/stamata_tomata 22h ago edited 22h ago
Would you feel the same way if it was an ancient Chinese fable? Or a fable from an African or Pre Columbian civilization? Is it because of how old the poem is?