In children's cartoon shows the villains are never WASPS. It is more likely they are British. After that it's Germans, Slavs with a sprinkling of "Ah's from the hood."
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Feel free to reply to any comment by clicking the "Reply" button.@WonderWartHog99 I have noticed something similar, but the one that struck me the most was the animated version of "The Lion King". All the heros were light colored (Simba and his father and mother), but the uncle who usurped Simba's place was darker and spoke with mannerisms that can be considered effeminate and therefore implying the uncle was gay. I have refused to watch the movie and anything by Disney ever since because, being gay, I resent having who I am depicted as evil, murderous and deceitful. Of course, the gay uncle gets his comeuppance, and Simba gets the girl in a typical hetero happy ending. [sound of gagging here]
Khentyimentu
Level 4
May 22, 2020
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>I resent having who I am depicted as evil, murderous and deceitful.
We'll have none of this equal opportunity nonsense! 
What are WASPs?
Yes, English people are the villains, or insulted so regularly that I had about a 5 year hiatus from watching American movies after, The Pursuit of Happiness, the final straw. But I’m back again now. Those damned English are such a threat. I’d postulate on why, but don’t want to offend!
girlwithsmiles
Level 8
May 19, 2020
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wasps/ Italians right
@whiskywoman oh, thanks.
WASPS: White Anglo Saxon Protestants.
@whiskywoman >wasps/ Italians right
Wrong. The slang for Italians is WOPS, meaning they tried to emigrate With Out Passport.
@WonderWartHog99 too smart like I said
@whiskywoman >too smart
(Said with a Yiddish accent) So, this should be a problem?
@WonderWartHog99 I love it nothing sexier than a smart ass
@whiskywoman Next four day trip heading west, I'll be sure to make a detour your way.
Now I'll go blush.
I use to love Boris and Natasha Russian spies in rocky and Bullwinkle
whiskywoman
Level 8
May 18, 2020
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Boris: "If I drop medal?"
Fearless Leader: "You get shot"
Boris: "If I lose cargo?"
Fearless Leader: "You get shot"
Boris: "Well, at least I've got a choice!"
Little known: Boris's main catchphrase (spoken when frustrated) is "Raskolnikov!" is a reference to the novel Crime and Punishment by Dostoevsky.
Even less known: his name comes from the opera Boris Godunov.
@WonderWartHog99 wow smarty pants
@whiskywoman Smarty pants? Darling you don't know the half of it. My underwear does my taxes. 