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r/movies • u/MarvelsGrantMan136 r/Movies contributor • 2d ago
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oh hey they finally introduced reptiles. Is it going to be about integration/immigration since the last movie had none of them present?
165 u/human1023 2d ago edited 2d ago The first movie taught* us not to judge and discriminate different people based on race/ethnicity. Although it's strange to use animals, because some animals are more ferocious, the lesson still I think was clear. 2 u/MyStationIsAbandoned 2d ago This reminds me of the one time they had duck people in Arthur. Made me realize everyone on the show was a mammal.
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The first movie taught* us not to judge and discriminate different people based on race/ethnicity. Although it's strange to use animals, because some animals are more ferocious, the lesson still I think was clear.
2 u/MyStationIsAbandoned 2d ago This reminds me of the one time they had duck people in Arthur. Made me realize everyone on the show was a mammal.
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This reminds me of the one time they had duck people in Arthur. Made me realize everyone on the show was a mammal.
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u/Loaf235 2d ago edited 2d ago
oh hey they finally introduced reptiles. Is it going to be about integration/immigration since the last movie had none of them present?