Originally Posted By FerretAfros "... apparently no one has problems with hillbillies, animals or otherwise..." Then bring back the Hatfields and McCoys segment of Make Mine Music. Every time you try to make a specific type of person appear on screen, there's a pretty good chance that you will offend someone.
Originally Posted By DAR When I visited NO last April I didn't encounter any real life Cajun people kind of disappointing. And the one young lady I met at a dance club who asked me to buy her a drink was from Chicago.
Originally Posted By basil fan ...the point being that your statement is as much a generalization as the toothless thing. Only it's something nice. If Disney gets too much flak over Princess and the Frog, it'll mean good-bye to any future black animated characters. Phil's Hero Rules <a href="http://www.whatsitsgalore.com/disney/hero.html" target="_blank">http://www.whatsitsgalore.com/...ero.html</a>
Originally Posted By greenbean That article is so silly. I am from Louisiana too and wasn't offended at all. I was actually excited to finally get a film set in New Orleans. I wish people would embrace this movie instead of just finding all these minor details and faults in it for no reason...
Originally Posted By NikkiLOVESMickey <<When I visited NO last April I didn't encounter any real life Cajun people kind of disappointing.>> You generally won't find a Cajun in New Orleans, unless they moved there. Cajuns are from areas like Napoleonville, Donaldsonville, Moreauville, Alexandria, etc. All of these places are at least an hour or more outside New Orleans.
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