I have only one gripe about this cartoon (which has nothing to do with the racial stereotyping). It seems to run very quickly -- even more so than most Avery/Clampett cartoons of the era -- and tends to become disjoint at points. This is probably due to the fact that Bob Clampett wanted to make this a two-reeler (~13 minutes), but producer Leon Schlesinger was totally against the idea of an animated film going beyond one reel (possibly some anti-Disney sentiment?) Yes, this cartoon should not be shown on regular TV, because it is shocking and too many people are uptight about political correctness -- not to mention that many of the war references would go over the public's head. However, I firmly believe that this cartoon should be made readily available to art historians, war historians, sociologists, musicians, and aspiring animators. It still holds great value to all of those fields to this day.