This is why she thinks some people are rude about their arguments. You cannot present opinions as fact, which I’m sure you know. Saying SotS is unequivocally racist is an opinion, not a fact. The Disney company did not set out to make this movie because they wanted to tell a racist story. Sure there are problematic elements like most things did from that era - but saying it’s flat out racist and saying anyone that disagrees is an idiot - it’s wrong, period. You’re entitled to your opinion, and you may have points but it loses its steam when you state it as “facts.” And no, just because others may share your opinion does not make it a fact.
Additionally, to say “a few people” are fine with the theme the way it is now is also not fact, it’s actually closer to misrepresentation because the evidence we do have (petitions, for example, and circumstantial evidence from online communities) support the contrary ... it’s the overwhelming majority that do not think there are problems with the attraction. I’m not talking about systemic racism or what should happen to the theme ... just pragmatically talking about your statement of “a few people” ... which by all available evidence is not correct. Now if you want to say you disagree with the majority that’s fine or in your opinion to say the majority is evidence of a problem in this country, fine ... but you can’t say a few people and if you concede it’s the the majority then you can’t say well the majority is wrong or all of them are racist (or even that all of them are white, because I personally know many minorities that signed the petition to keep it just the way it is).
My point is this ... there are arguments for both sides but just because someone doesn’t agree with your opinion doesn’t mean they are “ignoring facts” or are morons that think “the moon landing is fake” ... you can make your points but frame them in ways that don’t distract from your message by misrepresenting information or belittling others.
