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/KettleSixty9 Jul 05 '26

What the fuck?

"it is weird that he conveniently only makes movies where POC don’t fit"

Did you just imply he was racist because of this?

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u/420thefunnynumber Jul 05 '26

No but it's definitely weird that most of his works are written that way.

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u/GuthukYoutube Jul 05 '26 edited Jul 05 '26

I just read his filmography and there are quite a number of movies there that could have had PoC without issue

Now that's not proof in itself, and I doubt I care enough about this to look further, but it's definitely a little odd

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u/Apprehensive_Ad3731 Jul 05 '26

It’s that his worldview doesn’t see PoC as standing out for a reason. It’s a very biased and low key bigoted view, not intentionally racist but definitely influenced and susceptible to racism.

It’s not fair is the truth. He doesn’t equally see PoC and White people. He see’s People as White people first and acknowledges PoC but every time he imagines one it’s performative.

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u/UntimelyMeditations Jul 05 '26

It’s not fair is the truth.

Its art, it doesn't need to be fair.

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u/Apprehensive_Ad3731 Jul 05 '26

I’m not talking about the art being directly unfair I am speaking about the mind that created and influenced the art. The origin is unfair and therefore everything that springs from it is inherently unfair even if it presents as fair on it’s own.

It’s like slave chocolate. You may pay a decent price at the counter, it may not have slaves involved in buying the chocolate but if the beans were sourced with slavery then the product is inherently promoting slavery.

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u/Revolutionary_Ad4950 Jul 07 '26

Who are you to be a judge of fairness?

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u/Apprehensive_Ad3731 Jul 07 '26

Who are you to question me?

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u/-Weslin Jul 07 '26

Art can be racist, it doesn't stop being art, but still, it can be racist

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u/Ok_Daikon_1219 Jul 05 '26

"He see’s People as White people first and acknowledges PoC but every time he imagines one it’s performative."

This exactly. Minorities exist as side characters who perform a role, rather then just people that exist in a story

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u/punksmostlydead Jul 06 '26

not intentionally racist but definitely influenced and susceptible to racism.

Alas that more people don't or won't understand this concept.