Hypnotising great film,but possible Sinister underlying message

Rating: 5/10 (27 November 2010)

So I just got back after watching Tangled and I really enjoyed the movie at the time. I laughed a lot and loved the classic look and feel of this modern Disney movie, However something wasn't sitting well with me once I tore myself away from the hypnotising 3d movie screen. I thought I would have someone clear my mind or back me here. What is the underlying message of this movie? My mind is fixated on the the thought that the richest man in the world ( the king ) can rightly use his power money and influence to destroy a rare species of fauna (instead of somehow creating a sustainable method of harvest) then greedily use that last flower to save his wife and cheat what looked like a natural passing of his wife, when I am sure there are others who could use that flower for perhaps a greater good. but I guess peasants don't deserve the chance to save their wives or children. maybe I am thinking too much into this but I don't see how the old lady (who at least wanted to preserve the flower which was the last of its kind) was any worse than the king. Well at least this film will set a precedent in the mind of our youth that it would be a OK for Disney to kill the last Panda bear if its blood will somehow miraculously unthaw and save Walt Disney ! So have I been brainwashed by my Liberal Education or has Disney just brainwashed our kids into thinking its OK to destroy a species if its for the good of the few elite rich people of the world?
sorry for any spelling errors I blame my Ipad :)