Horton Hears a Who.... did you see it?
Did you think there was a bit of a "anti-abortion" feel to it?
yeah cathayne. and they kept repeating "a person's a person, no matter how small"
Did you think there was a bit of a "anti-abortion" feel to it?
yeah cathayne. and they kept repeating "a person's a person, no matter how small"
danica ^^
Favorite Answer
yah its good
Sheb
Yes i did, I did not think about abortion when i was watching the movie. But it did have a anti abortion feel to it.
And the quote at the end " A person is a person no matter how small" That just brought up abortion in my head, I do not know why.
Solo
Yeah, along with the butter battle. The butter battle was definitely a reflection of the cold war. But, I didn't really get the anti abortion message of Horton. Although it definite has a "Right to Life" theme I thought it was more directed toward children not hurting smaller creatures. Like Jeffrey Dahmer killing small animals before graduating to people. Trivia Note: About Dr. Suess, he really wasn't very fond of children (like Mr. Rogers, or Capt. Kangaroo)
♥ Plain Nikki
honestly, i wasn't even thinking that until you mentioned it. yeah definitely has an "anti-abortion" feel to it.
don't be afraid
lol. no but I saw the Oprah when the voices from it kissed eachothers ******* for an hour, and oprahs
edit= jeez louise, It censored a - holes
**** that ****