[ SECRET POST #4570 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4570 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Is lion king conservative?

[(Anonymous)]

This just in, lions are conservative! Are they fiscally conservative as well?

Does this person not know that A) TLK is basically Hamlet B) Real lions actually do have pride leaders, fights for power, and poor leaders.

Re: Is lion king conservative?

[(Anonymous)]

How does either of these change the argument in either way? Also it's not "basically Hamlet". It's a very loose adaptation of Hamlet unless I missed a few things like Simba dying at the end

Re: Is lion king conservative?

[(Anonymous)]

Nat Geo actually just ran an article about how this popular concept of lion prides is incorrectly male-focused. In fact, prides are female groups of lions (all family), and the men come and go but are never permanent fixtures. Male lions will wander around, even in pairs, trying to find a group of females. Once they're in, and accepted by the females, they still don't do much work, it's the adult females that do everything.