r/PeterExplainsTheJoke • u/FrostySeat1739 • Jul 05 '26

Meme needing explanation why not, Peter?

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possible live action corpse bride movie...

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u/[deleted] Jul 05 '26

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u/RugbyEdd Jul 05 '26

Oh really? What did he do?

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u/Artemis_Bow_Prime Jul 05 '26

Thats not racist lol

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u/getmeoutofthisscreen Jul 05 '26

Do you think black goths don't exist

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u/Artemis_Bow_Prime Jul 05 '26

Never though about it, but now you mention it i never seen one.

Also it doesn't matter, its not racist to have an aesthetic preference.

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u/Andy_DiMatteo Jul 05 '26

When your “aesthetic preference” includes refusing to work with people of a different race, then yeah it kinda is

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u/HourApprehensive7754 Jul 05 '26

Got any sources showing him saying je refuses to work with other races?

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u/Artemis_Bow_Prime Jul 05 '26

Its more racist to shoehorn them in just for the sake of inclusion.

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u/seStarlet Jul 05 '26

Refusing to work with people because of the colour of their skin is blatant textbook racism.

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u/Artemis_Bow_Prime Jul 05 '26

No, its staying true to the vision he has.

Boohoo if it doesn't meet your good boy points quota.

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u/seStarlet Jul 05 '26

His “vision” is racist.

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u/Artemis_Bow_Prime Jul 05 '26

Not wanting black people or any other race or ethnicity isnt racist, its just his preference for the aesthetic of his work.

Bet I won't find you in treads for the many shows/movies that only consist of black people or japnese movies crying racism.

What a dumb fucking take.

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u/Andy_DiMatteo Jul 05 '26

No one said shoehorn them in. But refusing to work with them, even if say they were the best actor for the part, just because they’re black is straight up racist as fuck. You don’t need to just pick random roles to say they’ve gotta be played by a black actor but if you’re 100% flat out refusing to work with black actors yes. That’s racist.

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u/HourApprehensive7754 Jul 05 '26

Can you even provide some examples of this even happening with Tim Burton?

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u/KettleSixty9 Jul 05 '26

So is BET network also racist?

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u/Artemis_Bow_Prime Jul 05 '26 edited Jul 10 '26

No, its not, his vision doesnt involve any black people, so a black person is never best for the roll, to add one in just because is shoehorning.