Please, your attempt to be humorous is boring, to say the least.
The poster to which I responded made some cute comments about Ogres being shown in a positive light as if that and the 1.promotion of transgenderism/crossdressing within schools and 2. the crossdressing/transgenderism themes within Shrek2 could be compared with ogres being shown in a positive light.
They can't be compared. Ogres are mythological creatures. The teaching of crossdressing and transgenderism within schools and numerous movies addressing theses sicknesses in a humorous sort of way isn't mythology. He failed to make a comparison and so have you.
As are your attempts at serious debate concerning the 'dangerous message' of an ugly bartender in an animated movie.
I don't care to, Free Market. I believe that if you want to warn other consumers against the danger of this movie, you have every right to.
But people will overlook such absurd ramblings and see the movie anyway because it's light-hearted and fun... which is what people want. And if I become inclined to have a sex change immediately after seeing this movie then I am an automaton without any real morals or individuality and probably deserve to screw up my life. If my hypothetical kids decide to have sex change operations after seeing this movie then I am hypothetically doing a rotten job of raising them.
Don't worry about all the sicknesses that fictitious characters have. President Bush has a program for diagnosing and treating that. I read it on another thread. It must be so. Fictitious characters need treatment.