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Message: <blockquote data-quote="LuisCarlos17f" data-source="post: 8187299" data-attributes="member: 6802378">We have to rememer for that time some stereotipes from old fiction hadn't got yet the tag of "politically incorrect" in the same way nobody worries too much about the Red Paladins from Netflix's "Cursed", the church from "the dark matter", Gilean republic from "the tale of the maid" or the reverend Striker from X-Men comics "God loves, mane kills". Maybe these last titles in a future will need a disclamer like the one for "Gone with the Wind". Today lots of old far-west movies with <s>redskins</s> native Northamericans as antagonists wouldn't be wellcome by the current audences.Today Disney's action-live movie "Our Dinosaur is missing" would be politically incorrect. I watched it when I was a kid, I enjoyed it, and I think I am a person who respect a lot Chinese culture, but not all Chineses (Zhao Gao was a b.... and Hong Xiquang was crazy as a goat). I trust nobody who tries to fix all with new rules and laws because he doesn't trust the free citizen doing the right if you explain the reasons. If you only forbid then the sin is only hidden, but if you teach the true ethical values as the respect of the human dignity then the new generations will do the right even when they are forced to the opposite, and later this wil teach their own children those moral values.Being pollitically correct and reporting hate and intolerance is uselles if you don't defend the respect of the human dignity, because you are only replacing a poison with other. Do you remember in the movie saga "the planet of the apes" when in the past these were the slaves and the humans the oppresers? Or in Marvel comics "House of M" where the mutants weren't the pursued but the rulers.</blockquote>

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