RyTheories' Conspiracy Theory About The Holocaust In Toy Story 3

In the article Toy Story 3 Was The Holocaust, RyTheories states how a well-hidden conspiracy theory is revealed through a famous children’s movie representing the Holocaust. By proving this bold statement, he starts by calling attention to the main events that action figure toys took on their journey into a new world. This is similar to the lives of Jews, whose lives would quickly change forever due to the uncertainty of Hitler’s true plans for them. As Woody, Buzz, Jessie, and the other toys began when they together decided to follow their owner to college. This plan consisted of the toys being tightly packed inside a box and being sent away to their owner’s new address. However, their destination and goals quickly changed due to the realization that they had arrived at Sunnyside Daycare center instead. After this incident, RyTheories compares the similarities between Sunnyside Daycare center to the Dachau Concentration Camp. The article described how the Jews were tightly crammed like cattle into trains like the toys in boxes. To their surprise, the Jews were also sent to concentration camps instead of their promised camps for protection. The author further compares how similar the idea of the camps and daycare were both places unwanted people or toys to new environments that were unexpected. Next, the article explains what happened when the toys became damaged. If the toys became unimportant to the children, they were thrown down a chute which leads to a large incinerator. This example is identical to the individuals in concentration camps that experienced harsh abuse, severe labor, and starvation. After this stage, many were sent to their death in gas chambers. In conclusion, this article expresses that when all of the unwanted toys faced this hopeless moment, they were suddenly saved by the Pizza Planet aliens and the claw which pulled them away from a horrifying death. After they are saved from this scene, Woody, Buzz, Jessie, and the other toys are happily sent back home to Andy to play with him one last time for eternity. In real life, RyThoeries’ article identifies that the claw represents God’s hand saving the Jews and peacefully sending them to Heaven where they will find eternal peace and say final farewells to their loved ones before spending their afterlife in Heaven. Overall, the RyThoeries article’s purpose is to share his idea that Toy Story 3 could be shadowing the past historical event known as the Holocaust.

Throughout this article, RyTheories uses his first strategy known as credibility. Credibility is defined as, “The quality of being believable or worthy of trust” (Dictionary.com). By demonstrating his own knowledge of real-life events the Jewish community faced as a reality. He includes this article to show that he can be trusted among his audience as well make his own theory believable. One of these events he brought up was how the Jews in concentration camps were constantly abused and put under harsh labor until they were no longer useful and killed. This event in history was true and is similar to one of the main events in the movie Toy Story 3, when the toys were abused by the children using them every day. By stating this important event, RyTheories created a connection between the action figure toys and Jews. Another source of evidence from the movie was how the toys were held against their will at Sunnyside Daycare and were constantly watched by a threatening group of guards. Both of these examples from history and the movie established credibility for the author by proving his evidence to support his claims. RyTheorie’s second strategy is pathos, which is “the quality or power in an actual life experience or in literature, music, speech, or other forms of expression, of evoking a feeling of pity, or of sympathetic and kindly sorrow or compassion” (dictionary.com). By including emotion and passion in his article, RyTheory connects this to his audience on a more personal level, and also acknowledges that everyone goes through tough obstacles in their life. Through the tough emotional struggles that Woody, Buzz, Jessie, and other toys faced in Toy Story 3, he was able to bring attention to the challenging and relatable situations they faced. Through this strategy, RyTheories connects with the audience on a personal level by showing how what the toys went through can easily be compared to the struggles we all go through in our individual lives. RyTheories last strategy, connotation, is the most important by using meaningful words to persuade his audience. Connotation is defined as, “the suggesting of an additional meaning for a word or expression, apart from its explicit meaning” (dictionary.com). By using the words unwanted, abused, abandoned, he highlights his main ideas with a more persuasive tone. In conclusion, RyThoeries becomes a successful writer by using all three strategies, ethos, pathos, and connotation in his article.

In conclusion, RyTheories conspiracy theory about the Holocaust in Toy Story 3 shows many how an innocent children movie represents a time of death and sadness. Also, RyThoeries is an effective writer because of his ability to connect with his audience, who are Disney fans, conspiracy theory lovers, and anyone who has watched the movie Toy Story 3. To his audience that has seen the movie, he states convinces how the action figures, Woody, Buzz, Jessie, and others are all examples of Jews due to the sacrifices they made under pressure and by their eagerness to begin a new life. Their actions such as being tightly packed like cattle, arriving at the wrong destination, being carelessly abused by those with unfair power, and being used until they no longer can, are all the sad truths of the Holocaust explained in Toy Story 3. This conspiracy theory is very important to RyTheory because of its repetitive patterns that prove his main points. However, it is more important to connect with his audience by relating to their emotions and opinions to make him seem more believable. Overall, RyTheory does a great job stating the purpose of this article relating to the movie Toy Story 3, but will we ever know if this theory is true?