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Enough is Enough. Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer Rocks.

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First published at 01:30 UTC on December 11th, 2019.

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From the Boston Globe,
"On Sunday, one of the original voice actors from ‘‘Rudolph’’ attempted to set the record straight on claims that the film is problematic.

In a video sent to TMZ, Corinne Conley, the voice of ‘‘Dolly for Sue’’ who lived o…

From the Boston Globe,
"On Sunday, one of the original voice actors from ‘‘Rudolph’’ attempted to set the record straight on claims that the film is problematic.

In a video sent to TMZ, Corinne Conley, the voice of ‘‘Dolly for Sue’’ who lived on the ‘‘Island of Misfit Toys,’’ said the film is more relevant now than ever given the increase in bullying incidents of late. But it’s important to note, she said, that the bullying is ‘‘reconciled’’ in ‘‘Rudolph,’’ teaching viewers a lesson at the end of the story."

‘‘I just can’t imagine it affecting anyone in a negative way. They must be like Scrooge,’’ she added, referring to Ebenezer Scrooge, the protagonist of ‘‘A Christmas Carol.’’ ‘‘Tell them to watch ‘Scrooge.’ ”

And for a bit more sanity.

"The needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few..."

"...or the one."

Spock and Kirk had it right.

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