Disney's "Primos" Racism Controversy - With this series of Disney "cousins", it only makes the hypocrisy of the gringos more noticeable

First part says "Nooo this is cultural appropriation and stereotypes, it is offensive". The reply is "Ha ha that f*cking Speedy, I really like that guy"

Second part says: "This is for you latin american friends, a worthy representation for you thinks Latin America is just Mexico". Reply is something like "WTF is that?"

Why Warner Bros. insists on keeping the Looney Tunes franchise alive?

- You can't show the old shorts with black caricatures, which were considered offensive and removed in the 1960s, and Bosko, the first Looney Tunes character, can never come back.

- You can't show the old shorts with japanese caricatures, even though that's because the japanese sided with Germany in WWII.

- Apparently, the WWII cartoons are also problematic for Italian and German stereotypes.

- Just having a cartoon that is about WWII is complicated.

- You can't show the old shorts with native americans, previously called indians, even using that term is offensive, a native standing there, doing nothing, and using accurate clothing, is offensive.

- You can't show the old shorts with chinese stereotypes either, even though they weren't even intended to be offensive.

- Many shorts with characters smoking and drinking.

- Many suicide jokes while we live in a time where this is taken much more seriously.

- Bugs Bunny is a crossdresser, something considered sexist, and kept kissing other people without consent, other males but anyway, the LGBT community that made Bugs in drag acceptable again.

- Porky and Elmer Fudd are offensive for people with speech impairments.

- Elmer Fudd and Yosemite Sam cannot have guns, they were at first removed from the HBO Max series and it was hard to get them back.