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Can a nation of sports lovers be more technically innovative?
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Because making 1937, Snow White and the Seven Dwarf; 1940, Pinokio; 1940, Fantasia, many animation skilled staff numbers and obsessive with real life like characters creativity. Financially, Walt Disney animated productions failed to make decent profits.
My opinion is, by using European old fairy tale stories, Walt Disney didn't do anything anyone else couldn't have done, while maintaining decent profits.
Any opportunity to say Walt Disney was merely a pleasant to watch, nice to hear smooth sounding, promotional name, front man, subsidised by non-profit making concern' establishment, providing low skilled employment for west coast Californian workers. The Walt Disney story provides that confirming opportunity.
Authoritarian ruling class capitalists are really communists... faking capitalism to accuse for working class periodic lost savings investments.
Long after Walt Disney died, the name Disney is still used in media productions.
Walt Disney part 2:
After a period of 1940 organised union disputes, Dumbo was released in 1941 and Bambi is released in August 1942.