Liberal Brainwashing

Rating: 2/10 (16 April 2016)

This movie is an attempt to make children become democrat, and it isn't subtle. It sends a message that we should hold people blameless for their bad behavior e.g. the sly fox in the movie:), and instead blame stereotypes for that person's bad behavior.
The writers of the movie tried to act as if the move were aware of behavior that supports stereotypes, per the naÃ¯ve bunny cop (political symbol for women getting in the military/police via gender discrimination programs, as attested by the assistant mayor lamb) who defends the publicly discriminated-against fox (symbol for black people) who ironically ends up behaving exactly in line with the stereotype (swindling the store to make money dishonestly).
So the naÃ¯ve bunny gets a taste of reality with the fox acting sly even though she wanted to believe that he was good and that everyone else who was discriminating against the fox was evil and wrong and stupid. So at that point, the movie appears to be informed and aware of how groups of people truly behave, and shows how stereotypes exist because of supporting behavior/statistics.
However, later the movie exonerates this fox's behavior by telling a story. Once when the fox was a child, he was discriminated against by non-predator mammals. The child fox then, and only then, decided that he might as well act like the stereotype because that's how people would treat him regardless. And voila, the movie exonerates the fox, holding him blameless for his wayward life. It shifts the guilt on everyone else, except the badly behaved. This movie poisons children's' minds to think that stereotypes are what cause bad behavior. It warps the child's perspective into thinking that people would act perfectly as long as we assume they will. It has the aim to render our children mindless about actual statistics and behavior when in comes to groups of people. For example, if you have a few bad burritos in a row at Chipotle then its okay if you don't like the place and don't want to go back. But this movie tries to dumb down the mind and say that you're not allowed to use that same basic logic when you are treated rudely a few times in a row in your first experiences with black female cashiers at Walmart. This movie mistakenly says that your mind must shut down when it comes behavioral patterns in people / races / ethnicities / demographic groups / financial classes.
Of course, there are no universal stereotypes. There are always exceptions and sometimes they are material exceptions. But people ARE accountable for their own actions and people's behavior/attitudes CAN be generalized because their own behavior supports it in large numbers. Anyone who tries to tell you otherwise is the real racist. They are the ones that will ignore reality in the name of race. They will ignore behavior in the name of race. Well, that's the definition of racism - making judgments based upon race only, and ignoring behavior.
Besides the sloths, which are hilarious by the way, this movie is worse than nothing. Please protect your children from this movie. Their entire voting future, friend associations, schools of choice, marriage partners, and jobs may depend on it.