"I'm going to invade the territory of my neighbors and impose my ideology on them whether they want to or not."
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African zebra, Soviet lemur
Zella 2022-03-19 09:01:04
It is indeed a Hollywood cartoon, continuing the irony of Hollywood movies for other countries. Traditional Hollywood movies have always had a hard time with the former Soviet Union or Russia. This time, the zebra, who speaks African English, is clearly the representative of the image of black Americans; and the lemur always felt that the English he spoke was very impure, and guessed which country he was alluding to when he said to the giraffe. When he made some rhetoric, he undoubtedly revealed a clear message: the Soviet Union.
"I'm going to invade the territory of my neighbors and impose my ideology on them whether they want to or not."
"I'm going to invade the territory of my neighbors and impose my ideology on them whether they want to or not."
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Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa quotes
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Julien: I don't know why the sacrifice didn't work. The science was so solid.
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Makunga: Who could possibly take Zuba's place? Someone? Anyone? No one?
[a lion stands up]
Makunga: You, sir!
[Swings scepter towards lion, "accidentally" knocking him out]
Makunga: I guess, awkward as it is, I could carry this tremendous burden.