If You Want to Ban Harry Potter, What Do You Do with Everything Else?

I know personally as a child I used to love watching Disney movies. They were funny and usually had some kind of lesson to learn from the story. As I grew older I began to notice different things in Disney movies that I didn’t notice before. Ever see Aladdin? Ever notice the voice mixed in the background noise during a part of the flick that says, “good teenagers, take off your clothes.” How about The Lion King? Ever notice that when the grown up Simba flops himself down on a bunch of flowers that the petals spread and spell out the word, SEX? Let’s go to The Little Mermaid. Imagine your child walking up to you holding the movie case and saying, “Can I please watch this mommy/daddy? Please.” You take the case and before you take the movie out you notice the gigantic penis in the middle of the center tower of the castle. Does it make you feel a little funny letting your child watch this? The list goes on and on and if you think I am making it up, look it up for yourself. That’s the beauty and power of the internet. However I didn’t have to look it up, these things are real and I saw with my own two eyes. With all these things going on in Disney movies, I have never heard of an uproar to ban Disney from movie theatres or stores. Don’t get me wrong, I am not trying to give Disney a bad name. They were just the best comparison to get the point across.

Now I ask you, is it right to ban books of imagination that do not promote witchcraft and keep letting our children watch movies targeted for their age group that promote sexual activity? It sounds to me like a lot of people have their priorities messed up.