Mickey Mouse Discovers Conspiracy Against Glenn Beck

in Art, Comedy | October 14th, 2010 3 Comments

Ear­li­er this month, Jonathan McIn­tosh released a par­o­dy car­toon called “Don­ald Duck Meets Glenn Beck in Right Wing Radio Duck,” which art­ful­ly remixed 50 clas­sic Dis­ney car­toons from the 1930s to 1960s. And now comes the inevitable remixed response: “Mick­ey Mouse Dis­cov­ers the Gov­ern­ment Car­toon Con­spir­a­cy Against Glenn Beck.” The video ups the ante in a quick 1:26.


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  • Fox says:
    October 17, 2010 at 7:39 am

    Wait–how is this intel­li­gent? I don’t see the edu­ca­tion­al val­ue in this oth­er than to insult a per­son­’s views who don’t match yours. I don’t like Glen Beck at all, but I am not going to insult some­one because they don’t agree with me. That seems so…base…so ele­men­tary school. Do you even know what he stands for? Because post­ing garbage like this seems too much like a blind, arro­gant, lib­er­al attack. Peri­od.

    This is why I don’t get into pol­i­tics. Both sides are igno­rant and this kind of stu­pid­i­ty proves it.

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  • Fox says:
    October 17, 2010 at 7:40 am

    I expect this kind of thing on super-lib­er­al CNN, or con­ser­v­a­tive bash­ing web­sites, but not HERE! I had so much respect for this site and all that it had to offer. It makes me sick to my stom­ach to see this :(

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  • Ed says:
    October 19, 2010 at 12:11 am

    Speak­ing of being igno­rant of the source mate­r­i­al, have you seen the orig­i­nal video involv­ing Don­ald Duck? Maybe you should, as that one is more seri­ous in tone. This is a light­heart­ed joke after Beck implied that the for­mer video was fed­er­al­ly fund­ed- a ridicu­lous, para­noid delu­sion, like much of what he preach­es on nation­al tele­vi­sion. But I digress.

    Would you mind explain­ing why he and his col­leagues over at Fox are free to insult and slam any­one remote­ly left of cen­ter as un-Amer­i­can social­ists out to ruin the coun­try, but detrac­tors are not allowed to make a satir­i­cal video in oppo­si­tion to him and post it on the inter­net?

    Free speech goes both ways. And if you’re so ter­ri­fied of encoun­ter­ing any­thing that might be… *gasp*… LIBERAL… well, maybe just lis­ten only to Fox and Fox-approved propa… sor­ry, I mean pro­gram­ming. Then, you’ll nev­er have to be exposed to any of those scary ideas again!

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