[FredClevland]

After the success of their pro-gay adaption of “ The Beauty and the Beast “ film. Disney is now doing a pro immigration film through their Pixar subsidiary.

A film named “ Coco “, the film has a clear Anti-Trump message. The film is about a illegal alien, and his dog Coco- who he is in a relationship with. ( this is a violation of Leviticus 18:23)
The immigrant child dreams of being a musician, making pro-immigration music. He and his dog get transported to the land of the dead. They do thing through a musical instrument in a museum . They are also almost caught by a security guard.
It is clear the transportation to “ the land of the dead “ represents the Mexican border, and the security guard representing border security.


It is now clear. With Disney, there is no end to their pro-liberal movies.First the “ pro-diversity “ theme in Zootopia, then the homosexual innuendo in Disney’s live action Beauty and the Beast, and now this.
My daughter ( who is a born again christian ) runs a theater in the country. Located outside of Freehold, she is refusing to show this film. She has received complaints from Disney fans, liberals, and parents who adopted immigrate children. However, she could care less.

[Olivia di Angelo]

actually, coco is about the mexican holiday cinco de mayo! it had nothing to do with trump! and even if it did, the movie making process is far too complex that even if they did want to make an anti-trump movie, they would announce it many years from now

[Des]

Originally Posted by Oliver di Angelo

actually, coco is about the mexican holiday cinco de mayo! it had nothing to do with trump! and even if it did, the movie making process is far too complex that even if they did want to make an anti-trump movie, they would announce it many years from now

Well, I don't want innocent American children watching a socialist propaganda movie about a little wetback stealing mayonnaise either. Either way, this movie deserves a boycott.

[Dotty too]

Originally Posted by Oliver di Angelo

actually, coco is about the mexican holiday cinco de mayo! it had nothing to do with trump! and even if it did, the movie making process is far too complex that even if they did want to make an anti-trump movie, they would announce it many years from now

Isn't it about dia de los muertos?


Also for those of you too lazy to look up cinco dear mayo here's a link for you to find out about it
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cinco_de_Mayo


Also one for dia de Los muertos
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Day_of_the_Dead

[Olivia di Angelo]

Originally Posted by ............

Isn't it about dia de los muertos?


Also for those of you too lazy to look up cinco dear mayo here's a link for you to find out about it
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cinco_de_Mayo


Also one for dia de Los muertos
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Day_of_the_Dead

Oops, sorry I messed up! My bad!

[Nobar King]

Even though I have never heard of this movie, I swear I will never go see it.

[Dotty too]

Originally Posted by Oliver di Angelo

Oops, sorry I messed up! My bad!

It's fine

[Basilissa]

Originally Posted by ............

It's fine

Exactly. All Mexican holidays are exactly the same. Just another excuse to get drunk.

[Dotty too]

Originally Posted by Basilissa

Exactly. All Mexican holidays are exactly the same. Just another excuse to get drunk.

No they're not, did you even bother to look at the links I provided?


Cinco de Mayo, from what I've read, is a commemoration of the Mexican's Victory over the French on May 5th, 1862 at the Battle of Peubla


And dia de Los muertos is a three day celebration of friends and family that have passed away, hence why dia de Los muertos means day of the dead

[Brother Gonzalez]

Originally Posted by Basilissa

Exactly. All Mexican holidays are exactly the same. Just another excuse to get drunk.

As a former spic I can testify that you are correct.


5 de Mayo is the pagan copy of the Godly 4th of July. Disgusting as it sounds.

[Brother Gonzalez]

Originally Posted by Dotty too

No they're not, did you even bother to look at the links I provided?


Cinco de Mayo, from what I've read, is a commemoration of the Mexican's Victory over the French on May 5th, 1862 at the Battle of Peubla


And dia de Los muertos is a three day celebration of friends and family that have passed away, hence why dia de Los muertos means day of the dead

It is Puebla. Si vas a criticar a alguien, al menos asegúrate de estar escribiendo lo correcto, imbécil.


Sorry for the messican, but I cannot stand this pagans triyng to correct True Christians and failing at it.

[Alvin Moss]

Originally Posted by Dotty too

And dia de Los muertos is a three day celebration of friends and family that have passed away, hence why dia de Los muertos means day of the dead

I had to learn the Mexican when I was a secret agent. Y tu eres stupido.


Here's a clue, senor expert: dia means day. Day, not days. Solamente un dia- no mas. November 1, solamente.

[Des]

Originally Posted by Brother Gonzalez

5 de Mayo is the pagan copy of the Godly 4th of July. Disgusting as it sounds.

So it isn't enough for them to come over here and steal all our jobs. Now they have to steal our holidays too. Go figure.

[Dotty too]

Originally Posted by Brother Gonzalez

As a former spic I can testify that you are correct.


5 de Mayo is the pagan copy of the Godly 4th of July. Disgusting as it sounds.

Cinco de Mayo isn't Mexico's independence day that falls on September 16th.
And a lot of countries have independence days America is nothing special


Here's a list of other countries with independence days
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List...ependence_days

[Thomas Taylor]

Originally Posted by Dotty too

Cinco de Mayo isn't Mexico's independence day that falls on September 16th.
And a lot of countries have independence days America is nothing special


Here's a list of other countries with independence days
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List...ependence_days

Yes, yes, we hear you. Why are you getting aggressive about worshipping a jar of mayonnaise? That is something we civilized people in North America put on sandwiches and burgers.


Now, instead of munching burros all day go and pick up a Bible (KJV 1611) and start reading.


YIC
TT


YIC
TT

[Dotty too]

Originally Posted by Alvin Moss

I had to learn the Mexican when I was a secret agent. Y tu eres stupido.


Here's a clue, senor expert: dia means day. Day, not days. Solamente un dia- no mas. November 1, solamente.

I never said I was an expert I've just done my research, which is more than can be said about you.

[MitzaLizalor]

Originally Posted by Dotty too

for those of you too lazy to look up cinco dear mayo here's a link for you to find out about it
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cinco_de_Mayo


Also one for dia de Los muertos
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Day_of_the_Dead

I stopped reading where the yellow bit starts. For posters too lazy to read the FAQ's especially the bit about posting an introductory post on the introduction forum, where you will be able to start your own thread and tell us something about yourself, I've included a handy button for clicking. I think it's noticeable without being garish..

[Joanna Lytton-Vasey]

Originally Posted by MitzaLizalor

For posters too lazy to read the FAQ's especially the bit about posting an introductory post on the introduction forum, where you will be able to start your own thread and tell us something about yourself, I've included a handy button for clicking. I think it's noticeable without being garish..

It's a very elegant button, Sister, but I do wonder whether any of us can face yet another introductory thread from young Dorothy. The first one was bad enough and, if I recall correctly, led to tears and tantrums.

[Dotty too]

Originally Posted by Thomas Taylor

Yes, yes, we hear you. Why are you getting aggressive about worshipping a jar of mayonnaise? That is something we civilized people in North America put on sandwiches and burgers.


Now, instead of munching burros all day go and pick up a Bible (KJV 1611) and start reading.


YIC
TT


YIC
TT

I'm not trying to be aggressive so sorry if that's how it sounded


Also I've already said that Cinco de Mayo has nothing to do with Mayo
Mayo in Cinco de Mayo means May referring to May the 5th the date of the Battle of Peubla

[Brother Gonzalez]

Originally Posted by Dotty too

Cinco de Mayo isn't Mexico's independence day that falls on September 16th.
And a lot of countries have independence days America is nothing special


Here's a list of other countries with independence days
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List...ependence_days

So you know are going to lecture me on Latin American affairs.


Explain how being defeated by Napoleon's army would not led to Mexico not being independent. Wait, that happened! And May 5th is regarded as a more important day, just like May 25th is more important than July 9th in Argentina, and so on and so forth.


Just like January 20th 2017 would be regarded as the independence day remembering the day Donald decided to let Muslims and messicans out of the US.


What I cannot understand is why the messicans celebrate a victory over France. I mean, victory over France is something that happens every time you face France.