Fatphobic, Sexist, Ableist, Classist, and Probably Low-Key Racist

I know you're like totaLLy right. We must cancel this movie as soon as possible. There's more systemic racism in it than you are alluding to. While I was in college studying to be a psychologist I wrote a paper about it. Here are a few other examples that I included in my dissertation on said subject.

Ebulliophobia -Grandpa Joe was the worst culprit when it came to this offense.

Xocolataphobia- it was terrible that food was wasted by white kids who were in search of golden privilege tickets.

Entomophobia- the boat ride scene is totally the epitome of this heinous discriminatory process.

Achondroplasiaphobia- the poor Oompa Loompas were made to look the fool at every turn!

Nefariuphobia- Slugworth was a victim of this nefarious phobia, and it made me angry.

We truly need to begin a petition to stop any further pressings of this movie on DVD, airings on television, or rare theatrical presentations. Perhaps if we are unable to gain the help of the powers that be then we can use CGI to fix this movie. Just think of all of the racial equalizing possibilities that we can achieve!

This movie is creepy as fuck.
Wouldn't all these evident prejudices add to its creepiness?

(unless it is creepy unintentionally. Then it is just all of the above).

Ableism----movie was made in 1971--pre Americans with Disabilities Act, pre-special education, pre Section 504. It was accepted practice in 1971 to lock children with disabilities away in asylums under the guise they could not learn, work or otherwise contribute to society. Mike and Violet are not locked away, presumably because their parents have money and connections (they are also dressed well instead of the rags which investigators were finding residents of asylums in). Both Mike and Violet are used to being out and about in public even if they are not however, accustomed to negotiating and working well with others specifically because they are people with disabilities. Attending a public school where they would have had to learn about getting along with others perhaps could have prevented their demise.

Classist. Yes Mike and Violet are dressed well....which again is why they even with their disabilities are out and about in 1971 instead of being locked up in an asylum. Their families have the resources (until the fateful factory visit) to materially provide for them.

Racist. In the first edition of Dahl's book (1964) the oompa loompas were pygmies. by 1971, this was recognized as problematic though, so this is why they have bright orange skin and green hair--which most people do not know. The makers of this film were coconscious of racism. It was filmed in the then West Germany which was by then publicly conscious of what the nazi's did to most groups. Until 2017 (when Germany was publicly reunified),

Sexist--here I do have issues both genders of children are shown to disregard wonka's instruction, although only men work in Wonka's factory. The men are presumed to be the providers. And the girls and women who are invited to visit Wonka's factory wear dresses. The visitors do not wear pants which are far more common on women and girls today.

Fatphobic!!😂😂

I never understood how, if no one ever went in or out, how they got their supplies and how the health dept did inspections?

And I can equally describe you with one word: WOKE!
Stay the hell away from our great movies!

Aside from that it's okay.

"Fatphobic, Sexist, Ableist, Classist, and Probably Low-Key Racist"

All sounds good to me. What's the problem?