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Topic	Elon Musk reacts to Disney's inclusion standards.
Ruvan22 02/12/24 9:20:28 AM #144:	FortuneCookie posted... Stop harping on 18th century France. It was thrown out there as an example. I could have said Medieval England or modern day Vermont. Conceptually, the argument is over whether or not there is ever a time in which a mostly homogenous cast would be appropriate for the narrative. You can place anyone anywhere in history. You could have a Native American cast member in Mulan. Native Americans existed. Who is to say that they didn't build a ship and sail it to China in some unrecorded part of history? Even if that's taking liberties, it's more realistic than a dragon. I'm not against that. But I am against saying that's the only way that a story can be told. Hmm.. I think I follow your argument - would you say this ("saying that's the only way a a story can be told") happens a lot? <cite>Ruvan22 posted [p:978800033] in Elon Musk ... [t:80690126]...</cite> <quote>FortuneCookie posted... </cite><quote>Stop harping on 18th century France. It was thrown out there as an example. I could have said Medieval England or modern day Vermont.Conceptually, the argument is over whether or not there is ever a time in which a mostly homogenous cast would be appropriate for the narrative. You can place anyone anywhere in history. You could have a Native American cast member in Mulan. Native Americans existed. Who is to say that they didn't build a ship and sail it to China in some unrecorded part of history? Even if that's taking liberties, it's more realistic than a dragon.I'm not against that.But I am against saying that's the only way that a story can be told.</quote>Hmm.. I think I follow your argument - would you say this ("saying that's the only way a a story can be told") happens a lot?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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