'Aladdin' Now Has A Warning Screen On Disney+

After Mr. Potato Head survived by a thread and liberal white men working at Disneyland saved black women from the horrors of Splash Mountain--now Aladdin is racist.

So much so that Disney+ added a warning label before the film starts.

"This program includes negative depictions and/or mistreatment of people or cultures. These stereotypes were wrong then and are wrong now. Rather than remove this content, we want to acknowledge its harmful impact, learn from it and spark conversations to create a more inclusive future together."

And here's where it gets funny.

"Disney is committed to creating stories with inspirational and aspirational themes that reflect the rich diversity of the human experience around the globe. To learn more about how stories have impacted society visit Disney.com/storiesmatter"

When did Disney become educational?

First off, when did Disney suddenly become a Civil Rights movement? We coulda sworn we went to Disneyland and waited in line for two hours to be entertained--not for an "education."

But maybe that's the issue that Disney and other major corporations can't seem to understand. They're suddenly switching lanes (without putting on their signal, I should add) and trying to educate when they should just be creating a fun environment. Disney+ wants to say they're focused on inspirational themes while half the children in Disney films have dead parents.

It's either that or the children are rebelling against authority.

I can't wait until Disney finally puts a warning label on their films portraying marriage like the fantasy that it's never been. Think that'll ever happen with divorce rates higher than ever? Yeah, probably not because that message doesn't help them pander.

Here's the bottom line

Providing warning labels to minorities like myself does nothing to protect or encourage us in society. As a matter of fact, it only makes us feel like we should start becoming filmmakers and replace those who have anointed themselves as our leaders. They're unqualified, and it's time for minorities in this country to start ignoring these major corporations that stunt double as our parents.

Disney+ should be a dying brand--just like the Grammys. It's a complete waste of time for our children who will eventually become whining Disney adults. Save America from this foolishness before it's too late.