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First explain why that would be a problem???

Because it goes against Disney Plus policy of Diversity and Inclusion and the Native American statues are portrayed as outdated stereotypes when this film was made in 1940. I'm not sure why the Native American statues were featured as Pinocchio takes place in Italy and not in America.

The Disney Plus Policy of Diversity and Inclusion was not a thing back in 1940 and furthermore there is no reason to even think that it is somehow the standard for cultural sensitivity. Stereotypes have existed for a long time and they continue to exist today, however it's very silly to judge a film that was made in 1940 by social standards 85 years into the future that the filmmakers in 1940 had no idea were one day going to exist. Also on a side note it's pretty ridiculous to claim that the film is mocking American Indians seeing how it was the bad guy whom we aren't even supposed to agree with who was perpetuating the stereotype.

It's a black duck. And they weren't as uptight about showing different nationalities as people are today. It's ridiculous how folks are so thin skinned today.

In total, there are four antagonists: Honest John, Gideon, Stromboli, and the Coachman. The most evil is Coachman.

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To sell them and make money. He probably chose young "bad" boys because they were easier to manipulate (give a bad boy enough rope, and he'll soon make an ass of himself) and less likely to successfully retaliate than adults or little girls.

The boxes that the donkeys are being loaded into have signs like "Sold to the salt mines" and "Sold to the circus," so he is selling them to various places.