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I removed Wreck-It-Ralph because after doing further research it contains mainly conservative ideas and Frozen is not a homosexual agenda
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|''Wreck-it-Ralph''
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|''The Ant Bully''
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|2006
 
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|Promotes both the messages that the rights of society should be subordinated to the rights of an individual, and that what would conventionally be considered a problem or illness is in reality merely a harmless and loveable quirk.
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|Promotes communism, main message of the movie is the power of the individual to be more powerful than one another is a bad thing.  
Venellope is a character in a racing videogame. Her data has been damaged, resulting in her having a glitchy nature. She constantly transforms into a cloud of static, uncontrollably shooting ahead of the other racers. Because of this, she clearly possesses an unfair advantage over them, although this is never outright mentioned. The other characters in her game opposing her participation are unfairly portrayed as bigoted and villainous. On the other hand, the main character in the movie, Ralph, who we are meant to empathize with, expresses the strange sentiment that Venellope is "just being who she is" and the other players "could love her" - by "love her," meaning include her in the races.
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The ending of the film is that Venellope is finally allowed into the races but chooses not to have her glitch fixed, accepting her damaged glitched self as her true self.
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|''The Iron Giant''
 
|''The Iron Giant''
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|2009
 
|G
 
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|Promotes feminism, and is anti-Christian, with the promotion of Louisiana Voodoo
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|Disney first African American Princess, it main message is promoting feminism, and is very insulting to Christianity, being filled with Louisiana Voodoo. Instead of having a fairy godmother, it contains a blind voodoo priestess. Mocks traditional values, and portrays capitalism and war in a negative viewpoint. anti-Christian, with the promotion of Louisiana Voodoo
 
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|A prominently featured Christian character - the only character in the movie ever identified as Christian - is portrayed as fanatical and bigoted against people with scissors for hands.
 
|A prominently featured Christian character - the only character in the movie ever identified as Christian - is portrayed as fanatical and bigoted against people with scissors for hands.
 
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|''Frozen''
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|Continues the homosexual themes Disney introduced in their previous animated film, Wreck-it-Ralph. Two sister princesses who live together in a palace are split up due to the bigotry of other people around them. Said bigotry is directed against one sister, Elsa, because of the ice powers she was born with; her society, including her parents, has falsely taught her that her powers are harmful and something to be ashamed of, with the villains of the story even labelling her "a monster." Elsa runs away and refuses to return, creating her own ice palace where she resolves that, although not ready to face the rest of the world, she will no longer be ashamed of her powers. The other sister, Anna, sets out to find her. When she does, Elsa makes the familiar statement that it would "hurt other people" were the two of them together. Later on in the story, Anna is told she must commit an act of true love to unfreeze Elsa's heart. Initially thinking that "true love" can only be heterosexual romantic love, she finally discovers the answer is her love for her sister.
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