I guess trying to go back on topic was just a nice thought.
I'm not "pissed" this thread got derailed, mind you, it's just that these topics are touchy for a reason: I think the main issue is that there always will be a disconnection between each side until everybody learns to understand the other's perspective and feelings (understand, not accepting blindly).
People who for whatever reason are against condemnding Woods that much will try and express their unsatisfaction by saying things like "phrase this better", "don't be so mad at someone who advocates your destruction" and so on. Which is just... no, you can't do that. You can't just ask (or DEMAND) people who went through painful experiences you'll never even imagine to ditch all of that and embrace your view on the subject.
But likewise, the biggest... mh, I guess gripe? I have with the opposite faction, is the same problem of just imposing a way on others.
Look, this is a really awful and hard thing to say and I'm not feeling good about it. LGBT people (and all minorities as that) just want equality and being treated as normal and dignified human beings (there definitely are individuals out there for some kind of vendetta, but as Sora2016 said extremists exist everywhere). And I am totally out there with you that's only fair and should've been like this from the very beginning.
But the ugly truth is that it just didn't happen, and there are individuals who think this is up for debate or even those who says violence against gay people isn't a thing anymore (yeah, right).
Casting momentarily aside all the frustration this provokes, it shows some people have a harder time even figuring out there is a problem with the suffering of so many others. Which is... bad, dumb, unfair, whichever you want and you're probably right, but this is why ""just"" pointing out the problems isn't enough.
So while on some aspects this indeed is "bigots vs a fair and humane demand", I think they both suffer from the same problem: one side can't empathize enough with the opposite to effectively convey their message or understand the other. People from the LGBT community can totally say to me they don't want to empathize with dumb bigots who think their existence is a matter of discussion, and as a straight person I can't talk you out of that: that's your choice to make as you're your own man/woman.
But I think that's the only way to truly proceed on this fight, especially if universal decency and human treatment for everyone is what we want.
TLDR: I'm one of the people who loved Joyner Lucas "I'm not racist" song and believes we need mutual understanding which also implies coming to terms with understanding even the most obtuse or infuriating mindset. If you don't want to, that's okay. Coherently with my message, it's not up to me to tell you how to fight this war or to fight in the first place.
they'd more likely just release a new trailer that may have that scene in English in it, instead of re-releasing a trailer?
Yeah I would expect a compilation trailer with scenes from Monsters Inc and Toy Story with English voices included instead just remaking the past trailers.
Mh okay, I can see a compilation, maybe a trailer made of past trailers' highlights.