Disney "wokifies" Jessica Rabbit

Warning - there's an adult drawing at the end of this blog. If you are offended by adult images, don't scroll down 😉 I hope I don't have to tag it as "NSFW"...

So it finally happened ... we all knew it would: Disney could no longer tolerate one of its most charming characters, definitely their most seductive one, because somehow, women are only ok if they are "empowered" by being like men, not when they are admired and adored by the masses for their good cartoonish looks.

Imagine that - a woman is not supposed to be sexy! She can't even be drawn that way...

If you haven't seen the movie "Who framed Roger Rabbit" - or your kids haven't seen it - get a copy now, before they remove them for good. An original, uncensored one. It was incredibly well done.

Jessica Rabbit was not only distinguished by her sex appeal, she was also totally in love with her husband, Roger Rabbit, no matter how much she used her power of seduction on other men.

She inspired a huge fan base - men and  women alike.

There are still a large number of social media groups dedicated to her with fan-art, which is always centered around her sexy looks.

https://www.instagram.com/jessicarabbitworld/

There's even a Funko Pop figurine with her iconic hair and dress...

Back before "woke" madness, Disney had no problem selling a super sexy figurine as a collector's edition item:

Girls love to Cosplay Jessica Rabbit

Jessica Rabbit has such an iconic look, she's adored by women and one of their favorite cosplay characters:

I don't see the new "trench coat" look catching on... a typical case of feminist women trying to prescribe how all women should feel about something, even when a huge number, probably a majority of women totally disagree.

No more Damsels in Distress

Throughout human history, at least in western culture, men were represented as heroic and willing to risk their lives to save women in danger. We can find this in ancient Greek mythology, in Icelandic Sagas, in fairy tales, in Western movies and yes, in Science Fiction - including Star Wars.

That's for a good reason - women were always targeted by rapists and slavers and that never ended: to this day, women have to fear being abducted, trafficked and raped. In the UK, according to a parliamentary report from 2019, 19'000 young girls and women were sexually exploited by mostly Pakistani gangs.

Rome's ascent to a major power began after they attacked their neighbours, the Sabines, and abducted their women.

But in the age of "woke", women may no longer be victims. They must automatically be "empowered". No matter how unrealistic. Physically, women are weaker than men, that's a simple fact. I'm all for women learning how to defend themselves, but in most countries, they are not even allowed to carry guns, in the UK not even pepper spray, so if men do not step up to protect them, they will keep getting victimized.

Until very recently, Disney had absolutely no problem with the using Jessica Rabbit as Damsel in Distress, even in Memorabilia.

Apparently, "woke" morons seem to think that if women are not represented as being threatened by criminals, that just won't happen...

Jessica Rabbit was never "weak". She was sexy. Big difference. In fact, sexy women who are sure about their looks and the impact they have on men are very much empowered.

Yes, Jessica Rabbit appeared in a Disneyland attraction as she was abducted by a weasel. The scene has now been replaced by a weasel storing "dip" in the trunk of his car.

So now Jessica Rabbit will be wearing a Trench coat in the attraction. Funny, that's not new... there's an image of her in a tench coat with a gun that had been around for a long time.

Sorry, this was too tempting.

It will never end

Next target of the "woke"? I bet they'll go after any character with a gun. Even the bad guys. This Fuko Pop figure of Tony Montana? I bet it will lose the gun in the next version.