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Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis' argument against Disney stinks as much as the one he made against Le Pew.

While campaigning for Adam Laxalt in Las Vegas on Wednesday, he once again criticized Disney. The company, which is one of Florida's largest employers, has denounced the Don't Say Gay law.

One of the things that bugged me was the videos with Disney people talking about how they wanted to inject sexuality into the programming for young children.

The governor was seemingly referring to a Disney executive who said she has two queer children and supports featuring LGBTQ characters in future projects.

When we were young, we could watch cartoons and not worry.

“When we were young, you could watch cartoons without having to worry.”

— Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) again baselessly claims Disney is injecting sexuality into cartoons while stumping for Nevada Senate candidate Adam Laxalt pic.twitter.com/7FrKGGjzLT

The Recount is on April 28, 2022.

Many users were reminded of cartoons of yore, especially the hijinks of one of the world's most popular animated characters, Bugs Bunny, who appeared in Warner Bros. Keep scrolling to see the argument like the Road Runner attacking Wile E. Coyote.

I am once again here to remind you that one of the most famous Looney Tunes episodes involves Bugs Bunny tarting up, riding around on a thicc ass horse, and giving Elmer Fudd the weirdest boner of his life. https://t.co/wacqpEAzrA

— 🥊 Legitimate Political Discourse Johnny Danger🥊 (@K_NoiseWaterMD) April 29, 2022

I'll just leave these reminders of Bugs Bunny for anyone that wants to wax on about "old cartoons that weren't indoctrinating our kids". pic.twitter.com/iXrNeXcxei

— ASingleVoice (@MySingleVoice) April 29, 2022

“When we were younger, we watched cartoons about a French skunk who raped female cats which was totally fine because he was heterosexual.” https://t.co/My0AW23nWN

— The Volatile Mermaid (@OhNoSheTwitnt) April 29, 2022

1940s:Bugs Bunny kills a guy for coughing during his piano recital.Pepe Le Pew commits sexual assault every hour.Black Crows reinforce drunk, lazy, stupid stereotypes.2020s:Frozen princess *might* have a girlfriend.

Conservatives: CARTOONS ARE SO UNWHOLESOME THESE DAYS!!!

— Matthew1701 (@Matthew_NCC1701) April 29, 2022

Bugs Bunny is a cross dressing bisexual whose main enemy was a conservative from Texas and literally once cut the state of Florida off of the United States with a saw. https://t.co/pBbOJ4bnq8

— John-Michael Bond (@BondJohnBond) April 29, 2022

I just want to remind everyone that Bugs Bunny was not the only Looney Tunes character to cross-dress or participate in gay weddings, though he was usually involved in some capacity. pic.twitter.com/I3EH9SqlEn

— Katie Boundary (@KatieBoundary1) April 29, 2022

One time the Animaniacs did a Poirot parody where Yakko says to "dust for prints;" Dot returns carrying Prince and Yakko says "no, FINGER prints," to which Prince raises an eyebrow and Dot says "I don't think so."https://t.co/2pXW5K0RjV

— Zack Budryk (@BudrykZack) April 29, 2022

I 100% understand why bugs bunny is trending in response to this. But, I mean, Disney had always "injected sexuality" into their messaging.... mostly around the idea that women's whole goal in life was to be "saved" by men... y'all didn't seem to have an issue with that message.. https://t.co/wRxELMxnRe

— Jessica Hubbert (@hubbertjess) April 29, 2022

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