Under the circumstances, so what. Let's see you do better;-)
But really, as goes "bigotry", let's put it this way. As a feminist, I wouldn't get hyperactive over Howard Stern. As a No-Logo adherent, I wouldn't suggest the barbarism of removing Boston's Citgo sign. As a believer in racial equality, I wouldn't suggest banishing all copies of Little Black Sambo or editing out all blackface gags in 40s cartoons, speaking of which...
A true cartoon masterpiece. Really. And not really that "racist", either--it's too transcendently
reverent, never mind irreverent, for that. It practically folds the "racist" trappings against themselves.
It doesn't mean we should view it uncritically, or detatched from all socio-political context--we see it with different eyes from 60 years ago, or even 30 years ago. But to suggest it be banished from public view altogether, or even that we ought to be paralyzed by guilt and take a decontaminating shower after viewing it, is the kind of lunkheaded zealotry that, yes, I *would* like to see liquidated.
If my appreciation of CB+TSD makes me a "bigot"; well, if so, I'd rather be a "bigot" than a zealot...