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FortuneCookie posted...

That's not what I'm saying at all. The example that I used was that 18th century France wouldn't be more than 50% non-French. If you're mandating more than 50% of the cast be individuals of underrepresented groups, you're going to run into an issue where a historic setting is going to lose all semblance of taking place where the story says it takes place.

Not everything translates to, "I hate minorities."

That is what you are saying.

Don't cry to me about accuracy when the story is filled to the brim of inaccuracies to 18th century France.

France didn't have magical castles that turned people into furniture in the 18th century
France didnt have magical witches turning people into furries in the 18th century.
France didnt have magical talking furniture that can break into musical numbers in the 18th century.
A whole town of people speaking American English, no French, and not even an accent was not a thing in the 18th century

You supposedly care about accuracy but quiet about many of the inaccuracies in the story including the few listed above. Yet, you are here crying about accuracy the moment you see non white people.

The story isn't even about France at that. Like you would have some argument if the story was about literally the French.