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Jason Voorhees - Born June 13, 1946 - Friday The 13th (1980)

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The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974) dir. Tobe Hooper

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It's crazy to me that Disney removed Cobra Bubbles because a 6 foot burly tattooed black guy isn't a "believable social worker"

Disney, lemme tell ya something. Past the racist part of that (WILD they were so open about it) even if race wasn't part of this, KIDS WOULDNT FEAR COBRA BUBBLES! THEY REALLY DONT!

Oftentimes, children look for who is safe to be around, and they flock to the most intimidating looking person for that. (That's why everyones got that one grandpa that's grumpy 24/7 yet all the little relatives sit on his knee)

A social worker makes perfect sense for him. When children feel like someone "scary" is on their side, it can help give them courage to stand up to issues they face. Don't believe me? Bikers Against Child Abuse (BACA) use this tactic to help child victims testify in court against their guardians. Link to that below:

So I find it entirely believable that Cobra Bubbles would make a great social worker, because children would feel protected by him, and he is VERY good with kids. Sorry Disney, but I feel like there's only one real reason you kicked him from the reboot, and it's not because of his tattoos

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Creignish, CB

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Director Ridley Scott on the set of ALIEN

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Devi, 1960, Satyajit Ray