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  Nothing in the movie is particularly offensive or shocking nowadays.
  
  Some people LIVE to be offended.
  They'll complain about anything. Real or imagined.
context: I completely agree. Racial commentary is very relevant, and very lucrative if you can hit the right vein. This is why Blazing saddles holds up, or tropic Thunder. >
  
  What do you mean "you people"?! >
  
  
  chronologically online people
  
  Where do they fit in the timeline? >
  
  Haha very funny, my bad >
  
  no, you couldn't.
  mel brooks could... but YOU couldn't!! >
  
  Mel Brooks played an Indian Chief in Blazing Saddles.
  "REEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ThAt'S cUlTuRaL aPpRoPrIaTiOnS! CaNcEl HiM! REEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!" - Karens, probably.
  The people that complain have no concept of humor. >
  
  They also have no concept of social commentary. Mel Brooks playing the Sioux Chief was explicitly satirizing Hollywood's tendency to cast white guys as Native American characters back in the day, and speaking Yiddish just to make it even more ridiculous. >
  
  Nothing in the movie is particularly offensive or shocking nowadays. South Park and Its Always Sunny gets away with more.