Why Is Walt Disney Nursery Rhymes
Remember back when you were a child, the crazy imagination that you had. Singing nursery rhymes, fighting dragons, stuck in towers, dancing, listening to fairy tales, and forgetting the rest of the world as you daydreams take ahold of your time. Now that you are older, you know better than to wait for the princei or to save the princess. Your time is spent on love, school, education, family, friends, and anything other than all those childish things. But have you ever gone back on it and actually saw it for what they were and ther inner meanings? You may find many that you have not noticed before. From my childhood, I remember singing many nursery rhymes, due to my love of singing. When looking into them, you can establish and discover the deeper meanings that they hide
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so well. “Jack, be nimble, Jack, be quick” teaches us to play with fire and the consequences when you are not careful. “Humpty Dumpty” is actually about a cannon, not an egg. When the soldiers try to put it back up, they were slaughtered. “Rock-A-Bye Baby” is a story of a baby who dies when the cradle falls from the place in which it was tied, due to the reckless parents. “Five Little Ducks” tells of how a parent just lets their children wander wherever they want until she loses them, but the rhyme explains them coming back. They truly don’t. “A Melancholy Song” tells the story of a boy whom family is treated badly by “the young men.” It doesn’t explain it fully, but I think the raped them all. “Yankee Doodle” tells of a mentally disabled kid. “A Poker” tells of a old man who dresses up as a girl and stabs people. “This Little Piggy” tells of a pig who was butchered in the market, a pig who had eaten his own kind, one that was starved, and one who cried for the acts that were taken by the other pigs. “Jack and Jill” tells of clumsy kids who died by fall down a hill. “Hey Diddle Diddle” tells of someone who did drugs and saw these things. “ Little Bo Peep” tells of an irresponsible girl who loses the sheep that she was looking after. When she found them, she pushed them by beating them, cutting off their tails, and keeping them. “This Old Man” tells of an old man who slowly molested a child, and then later, rapeing him. “Ring Around the Rosie” tells of the Bubonic Plague. “Monday’s Child” shows that if you were born on a Sunday, you are worse than any others who were born on the other days of the week. “Mary Had a Little Lamb” tell of a racist civilization. There are many more, but these were the most common. All the Disney movies that are out there held most subliminal messages on earth.
Some are good, like when one has a character from another Disney movie or a future one. But there are also many that contain sexual and hidden meanings within the context that it includes. The only way you would notice is if you pay close attention to every detail. Walt Disney is the product of it all. Rumors say that Walt used extensive racial stereotypes and sexism. He actually admitted that he didn’t particularly like nor trusted woman and cats. Some say that he was in a cult that worshiped the Devil. Very perverted, too. The Lion King and toys relating to the film are part of a conspiracy to brainwash the youth of America into believing in voodooism. Woody, the name of one of the film's stars, is a slang term for the penis, and Buzz, the name of the co-star, was a drug term. A sex-obsessed talking potato, a sex-obsessed Bo Peep doll who cannot keep her hands off Woody, and an Etch-a-Sketch whose 'knobs' must be 'adjusted' to produce results. Snow White dwarves as a "nigger pile" and another in which he used the term "pickaninny." Dumbo's black crows are very controversial along the many other racism in the
movies.
As many know, the Disney movies and others are all based on an original from the Grimm Fairy Tales. Pinocchio is evil, he kills the cricket with a hammer, the old man is thrown in prison, the Fairy is walking, talking corpse, and he is killed by being hung from a tree by the cat. Cinderella’s sisters cut off of parts of their feet to fit in the glass slipper, their eyes are pecked out, and Cinderella kills her stepmother. Sleeping Beauty is put in a curse on her fifteenth birthday, a thorny rose bush grows around her where it strangles and slowly kills young men, the king rapes her, she has two children, and wakes up to the children being burned alive. The Little Mermaid’s tongue is cut out when turning into a human, and she, from different endings, kills the prince or commits suicide. Snow White is enslaved by the dwarfs, raped by them regularly, the queen attempting to kill her several times, raped by the prince, torchered, and commits suicide. The Fox and the Hound is a story of a fox that taunts Chief, where he gets hit by a train and dies, Tod falls in love and has a litter, the foxes die by being gassed, the female fox is killed by a trap, Tod is hunted by Chief, when he drops dead, and the master shoots Chef and himself. Pocahontas is captured, raped repeatedly, impregnated, diseased, and dies a horrible and painful death. Little Red Riding Hood is eaten and raped. The Three Little Pigs are all eaten. Rapunzel is raped, her hair cut off, has children, goes crazy, and eventually commits suicide. Very few stories have happy endings.
When looking at a Disney princess, you find that they are all very beautiful, perfect, skinny, and for the most part, always find love. The way that makes girls of this current century insecure and constantly and desperately want to find something wrong about them to change. When looking at a Disney prince, you find that they are very muscular, handsome, and heroic. The boys in this age feel the need to exercise and try to change their image. They disobey the traditional values that are in their family for generations, risk their life for hopeless things, and always want more. The good message that Disney gives us is to never give up, look for that happy ending, reach for the stars, and to do anything in your power to make everything right.
As you can see, we are trained to fail and become a lie, so to say, Miley Cyrus and every other crack head, screw up. The things that we don’t see with the naked eye are shown as we all grow up and can act for ourselves. But we don’t truly control our future because all the subliminal messages that are hidden in our childhood.
so well. “Jack, be nimble, Jack, be quick” teaches us to play with fire and the consequences when you are not careful. “Humpty Dumpty” is actually about a cannon, not an egg. When the soldiers try to put it back up, they were slaughtered. “Rock-A-Bye Baby” is a story of a baby who dies when the cradle falls from the place in which it was tied, due to the reckless parents. “Five Little Ducks” tells of how a parent just lets their children wander wherever they want until she loses them, but the rhyme explains them coming back. They truly don’t. “A Melancholy Song” tells the story of a boy whom family is treated badly by “the young men.” It doesn’t explain it fully, but I think the raped them all. “Yankee Doodle” tells of a mentally disabled kid. “A Poker” tells of a old man who dresses up as a girl and stabs people. “This Little Piggy” tells of a pig who was butchered in the market, a pig who had eaten his own kind, one that was starved, and one who cried for the acts that were taken by the other pigs. “Jack and Jill” tells of clumsy kids who died by fall down a hill. “Hey Diddle Diddle” tells of someone who did drugs and saw these things. “ Little Bo Peep” tells of an irresponsible girl who loses the sheep that she was looking after. When she found them, she pushed them by beating them, cutting off their tails, and keeping them. “This Old Man” tells of an old man who slowly molested a child, and then later, rapeing him. “Ring Around the Rosie” tells of the Bubonic Plague. “Monday’s Child” shows that if you were born on a Sunday, you are worse than any others who were born on the other days of the week. “Mary Had a Little Lamb” tell of a racist civilization. There are many more, but these were the most common. All the Disney movies that are out there held most subliminal messages on earth.
Some are good, like when one has a character from another Disney movie or a future one. But there are also many that contain sexual and hidden meanings within the context that it includes. The only way you would notice is if you pay close attention to every detail. Walt Disney is the product of it all. Rumors say that Walt used extensive racial stereotypes and sexism. He actually admitted that he didn’t particularly like nor trusted woman and cats. Some say that he was in a cult that worshiped the Devil. Very perverted, too. The Lion King and toys relating to the film are part of a conspiracy to brainwash the youth of America into believing in voodooism. Woody, the name of one of the film's stars, is a slang term for the penis, and Buzz, the name of the co-star, was a drug term. A sex-obsessed talking potato, a sex-obsessed Bo Peep doll who cannot keep her hands off Woody, and an Etch-a-Sketch whose 'knobs' must be 'adjusted' to produce results. Snow White dwarves as a "nigger pile" and another in which he used the term "pickaninny." Dumbo's black crows are very controversial along the many other racism in the
movies.
As many know, the Disney movies and others are all based on an original from the Grimm Fairy Tales. Pinocchio is evil, he kills the cricket with a hammer, the old man is thrown in prison, the Fairy is walking, talking corpse, and he is killed by being hung from a tree by the cat. Cinderella’s sisters cut off of parts of their feet to fit in the glass slipper, their eyes are pecked out, and Cinderella kills her stepmother. Sleeping Beauty is put in a curse on her fifteenth birthday, a thorny rose bush grows around her where it strangles and slowly kills young men, the king rapes her, she has two children, and wakes up to the children being burned alive. The Little Mermaid’s tongue is cut out when turning into a human, and she, from different endings, kills the prince or commits suicide. Snow White is enslaved by the dwarfs, raped by them regularly, the queen attempting to kill her several times, raped by the prince, torchered, and commits suicide. The Fox and the Hound is a story of a fox that taunts Chief, where he gets hit by a train and dies, Tod falls in love and has a litter, the foxes die by being gassed, the female fox is killed by a trap, Tod is hunted by Chief, when he drops dead, and the master shoots Chef and himself. Pocahontas is captured, raped repeatedly, impregnated, diseased, and dies a horrible and painful death. Little Red Riding Hood is eaten and raped. The Three Little Pigs are all eaten. Rapunzel is raped, her hair cut off, has children, goes crazy, and eventually commits suicide. Very few stories have happy endings.
When looking at a Disney princess, you find that they are all very beautiful, perfect, skinny, and for the most part, always find love. The way that makes girls of this current century insecure and constantly and desperately want to find something wrong about them to change. When looking at a Disney prince, you find that they are very muscular, handsome, and heroic. The boys in this age feel the need to exercise and try to change their image. They disobey the traditional values that are in their family for generations, risk their life for hopeless things, and always want more. The good message that Disney gives us is to never give up, look for that happy ending, reach for the stars, and to do anything in your power to make everything right.
As you can see, we are trained to fail and become a lie, so to say, Miley Cyrus and every other crack head, screw up. The things that we don’t see with the naked eye are shown as we all grow up and can act for ourselves. But we don’t truly control our future because all the subliminal messages that are hidden in our childhood.