Little kids are always like, “Hello. What’s your name? You wanna play?” They don’t care if you are from a different culture. They just want to make friends. End of story.
@@Material_melody there can be representation but just don't make it so obvious and out there and not in shows for literal BABIES or toddlers. Just make it subtle.
When I was a kid, I loved Wild Kratts, and I didn’t even pay attention to the fact that Koki was black. To me, she was a cool lady mechanic with the cool accent. I didn’t pay attention to the fact that Aviva was Latina. To me, she was a cool lady engineer. Applying the same logic to a friend I had in second grade: she was my friend who was black, but all I saw was a girl with the cool accent and extremely fast legs (which I was very jealous of). Additionally, in fourth grade, I think we had a black TA student. We got to see him on the track, and I was so amused by how fast he was. I told my friend he should be called “Black Blur,” and I thought that was cool (mainly because the words both started with ‘B’.) He was black, and he was a blur to my eyes when he ran. My friend told me “that’s racist.” I was so confused as to why it was racist because I thought he was a cool dude and it was a nickname like Superman but cooler. Edit: I guess too much ignorance can be harmful? But I still think not bringing attention to racial differences can be good because if you can’t purposefully be racist if you don’t acknowledge the difference of skin color (and it seems that modern “racism” is as shallow as that: skin color.) There are low-income Caucasians as well as low-income people of color. There are rich Caucasians as well as rich people of color. In my school, every race gets the same education and extra curricular opportunities, and no one acknowledges anyone’s race.
I think calling it colorblindness at times itself that makes it racist, you saw a person period. End of story. You didn't think anything bad about someone, are we not supposed to notice hair and eye color too? People are ridiculous, be you and fuck what the people think, just by thinking it's racist when you said that, is in a form, racism. Point being, if you are trigger happy to call everyone racist, then maybe you need to look in the mirror. (Not talking to you specifically mind you 😊)
@@enigmaticrage812 Thanks for bringing it to my attention that ‘colorblindness’ can be seen as racist. That is the point I was trying to make, but maybe I didn’t clarify it well enough.
The Arthur thing talking about racism is really weird; considering that all the characters are animals, it would have made much more sense if it was a speciesism thing. : /
@@Cardinal_clawyes, exactly this. Just because they’re mentally confused, they want everyone else growing up to feel like that too. That way, they’re no longer the “weird” people.
One thing everyone needs to know is that no kids are born racist, they are taught it. If they are little and saying racist things they are either mimicing their parents or are asking something like "why are they dark" which isnt racist they are just genueinly curious as kids are.
Exactly, same with questions like, "Why is that man so big?" when they see an overweight man at the grocery store. As we get older we realize those questions can often hurt people's feelings, so it's not something you shout to your mom in the middle of the aisle, but they're not doing it to be mean, they are just curious. If you see mostly white people as a kid if you see someone with dark skin, you'll wonder why, and vice versa. There's a video of an Albino white guy who goes to Africa to learn about how Albino Africans are treated, he goes to an orphanage where some Albino kids live and all of the kids are wanting to touch his skin and hair and ask questions, out of pure curiosity.
I asked my mom why a lady was 'purple', but around the same time successfully picked up a black widow and was carrying it around. Kids are just learning
For real. I want someone to name me a baby that was born with hate. They emulate what they see around us to learn. I've been telling people this for years. Racism and hatred are taught. I've been around some white kids when I was younger who haven't had much experience with my hair type (I'm creole and it's sort "in between"). Instead of bad comments they were curious, as a kid should be. Why was my hair different from theirs? Why did it feel different? Etc etc. That curiosity is what we should have all around, not coming in and dismissing others for their differences. (Just speaking from my experience here)
@@Kyonari There's a difference between discrimination itself and racism. But to entertain your opinion, I'd like to know which animals you speak of with a thought process high enough to comprehend racism and actually commit acts towards it, please.
You remember how Courage the Cowardly dog did an episode about racism and homophobia and it was really subtle, respectful, and heartwarming. That ish was real fam.
@@UncrownedGlobe3Kids are a lot smarter than some think. It’s fine to directly do these things of laying it out, they did in the Teen Titans when the one Superhero was being blatantly racist to Starfire.
Well, they want the kids militarized into pushing for communism. Communism would allow the top 1% to become even wealthier while the rest of us are equally in poverty. Capitalism is wonderful & anyone who doesn't think so, has life waaayyy too easy.
For real! We all remember Greta Thunberg. THAT is what you get when you try to make children get involved with adult problems and adult conversations. They get over-emotional and angry because their not developmentally able to handle the weight of such problems yet.....even some adults can't handle the weight of some of these problems so why are we pushing for kids to be involved?
@@itskitty808 but it also includes adult topics, like romance, which is presented in a child-friendly way. what makes Bluey such a good show is that it's appropriate for people of all ages - it's mainly a kids show but it also looks at parents' perspectives.
Back in the days: 😃 Cartoon teaching us about friendship, taking hygiene, learning math, Being kind Present:☠️ LGBT on kids racism Transgender Pronouns they/them
this!! i have a family member who has come out as trans. their mother moans all the time "i should have seen it coming...he was always so soft as a boy, never played sports, never was into cars or video games" like ma'am...what are we doing. just because a little boy isn't into sports, or cars, or video games, just because he is more in touch with his emotions and is gentler, doesn't mean he's a woman trapped in the body of a man. it's so backwards!
@@promisemochiLGBTQ member here, I’ve played with stuff like HexBug Nanos and I can confirm that does not automatically make me trans. It’s annoying because some people expect me to play with dolls or tea sets.
Right!? They don’t want “gender specific” toys or “gender stereotypes” and yet if a boy wants to wear girl clothes or play with Barbie dolls, they must be a girl. I can’t keep up with these mental gymnastics. I thought we weren’t stereotyping. Come on leftists!
As a gay man, I was so happy being granted the right to be with another man... .... but confusing kids into not loving or being themselves and distrusting loved PARENTS? With young kids, that's called torture.
Right, I'm a lesbian, all I wanted was to be able to marry a woman and have the spousal rights any straight married couple has, I don't care if you want to bake my wedding cake (why would I want to give money to someone who doesn't think I should have those rights anyway?), I don't care if it's called marriage or a "civil union" or whatever else, just as long as the rights are there, cool. I don't want gay to be a bad word, but I don't think little kids should be taught about sex in school gay, straight, or whatever, let kids be kids, why make them worry about their teenage hormones years in advance?
I just now go by what Amir said in another video. The LGB is a totally separate community from the TQ+ for reasons he expertly detailed. Also, not every gay person is the same. You’re allowed to be gay and also think it’s wrong to have adult men perform inappropriately for kids when they should be learning how to read instead. Having those beliefs doesn’t suddenly mean you can’t like 🍆
You’re not going to suddenly be forbidden from liking “eggplant” just because you’d rather not have kids watch drag shows at school instead of learning to read and write. That’s what the left has unfortunately scared a lot of gay men into believing however.
@@xtragum6810nope. Sex is biological and is defined by what chromosomes/genitals you were born with (so male female [or intersex]). Gender is a social construct and spectrum, and is how people express and identify themselves as (i.e boy girl etc)
I grew up with Johnny Bravo, Cow & Chicken, Dexter, Bugs Bunny.... Hell even SpongeBob SquarePants... ATLA, TLOK... POWERPUFF GIRLS! Wtf is this... I feel my IQ slipping from this insanity.
The Powerpuff Girls 2016 reboot had some controversial episodes like Horn Sweet Horn and Painbow. Any sane parent would shut the show off or switch the channel if they saw what their child is being exposed to.
I was in my 20s when I watched "Johnny Bravo" and I remember thinking it was funny. I've never seen "Dexter", but I vaguely remember "Dexter's Laboratory".
The problem with the first clip is people tend to mistake rudeness with racism. Its literally become reality that if your rude to someone who is black, all of a sudden they take it as racism when it had no racism there
@Nan-bara I was in the grocery store with my husband and my kiddo and this black guy was being very obnoxious and was cussing out loud, not a care in the world who was listening. Some lady (she was white) asked him to quiet down. He went on a rant on how white people are so racist and how she only said that because he was black 🤦♀️.
Agreed. I'm white, and have met very few genuinely "racist" white people. Usually the douche bag using racial slurs and treating blacks like trash treat other white people exactly the same way. I'm not saying it doesnt hit different when a terrible person uses racist words to attack someone, but these "racist" white people treat most other white people the same way. Are they really racist, or are they just garbage people that are hateful toward EVERYONE? I had one black supervisor once in the past who I thought was being racist towards me because I was white, until I saw how he treat other black employees. He literally treated black employees like they were slaves on a plantation. I can't say hes racist if hes treating black employees as bad or worse than he treated me. The world is wild and people dont look beyond the most superficial conclusion they can find.
I had a situation at my job where a black lady kept calling a young teen boy racist for "skipping " her. In actuality he had to keep jumping lanes to do a specific job.
@Nan-bara • Which part of the first clip are you referring to? Before it took a sharp turn, or after? As you seem to have a chip on your shoulder, and a negative view of Black people as a whole, it kinda makes your comment ambiguous.
As a black person who went to a mostly white school,I can say kids DO NOT notice racism.I remember we used to even call peach pencils skin colour because it never really occurred to us that there were other skin tones and I wasn't treated differently...by the kids. If anything it was the teachers that treated me differently and I didn't even realise until the end of primary school. There is bo reason to force kids to learn about something they don't even realise exists. They don't need to know that the world can be cruel. Let them be kids.
Actually, pretty sure Native Americans were in North America first🤨. Interesting how so many in the black are acting like no one suffered/suffers more when we are seeing the atrocities committed on Native American tribes and families. I appreciate Amir calling out the bulls*t that is happening out there and not trying to play victim to things that never happen to him personally 👏👏👏
I have two questions for the Arthur clip: 1: What do black people look like in Arthur's world? 2: Why are kids watching a horrific video of a man dying? No one raises it as a concern, and this is almost encouraging kids to watch it themselves!
That was my first thought, they are all anthropomorphic animals. Why would they be saying things as if they are talking about humans? It just makes it confusing.
@@SomeRUclipsTraveleryeah but they are animals i would never understand races in… in animals?! 😭😭bro foxes are orange wtf are they supposed to be?! middle eastern what the hell?!????💀
@@Swisscheese12 spot on. If you make kids question themselves and proceed to over-explain and tell them it takes time to learn and fully understand, they'll be primed for manipulation. It makes me sick.
Their post-World War II pre-Vietnam movies and TV shows (and theme park projects) partly explain how the boomers turned out the way they did. Apparently, some of them never got over the cancellation of the original *Mickey Mouse Club* and proceeded to take their grief out on society by throwing out or making unaffordable everything marginalized groups wanted access to and calling that liberalism.
You know what I find disgusting? The fact that these shows try to appeal to lgbtq+ community and others! This is a show for kids, they don’t care if a boy marries another boy, they just want something to spark their interests and be creative, none of this “what if you feel like a girl even if you were born a boy?” Kind of shit. That’s for adults and teenagers, not children who don’t even know how to count to 50 yet. So the big question is, are these shows truly meant for kids or just woke adults?
@@itskitty808 that is true, cuz my step dads brother or uncle, idk anymore, is gay. But he has the mindset of a 6th grader, not in smarts but he is just really woke.
“black people cant marry white people” can be sooooo misinterpreted for a mind so young. what if the child doesn’t understand the context of what’s being discussed or didn’t finish the episode to learn about it? it’s just bizzare to blatantly say something like that on a show for 6yr olds. do kids even understand marriage at that age? they should be painting, playing with toys, dancing to music, running around outside etc. what if that child just starts repeating “black people cant marry white people” bc it’s something they heard on their ipad or tv? then now we’ve got a bigger problem
Not cant, simply dont want. Besides Id be wary about men from africa due to how women in african countries are treated. Same goes for russian men. And "people" are wrong word. It depends on gender. Being white man married to black man is one thing, being white, or not white woman married to man recently coming from somalia or other muslim country is another thing. Is dangerous for women, any women, regardless white or black, to marry black men bc of situation with women rights in african countries. Ye some blacks do assimilate, but most dont Women really shall not marry men who hailing from countries, where women have no rights and merely kept as breeding stock, so marrying men from african, arabian country or russia(from any country where women not defended by law, where no one see anything wrong with violence against women) is very stupid for any woman regardless of ethnicity to do
@@casuallysoberblack people can't marry white people sounds like something David Duke would say, now, the so called liberals have embraced the same racist values that they've been so avowedly against. What a time to be alive
No. The establishment class wants to erase any semblance of anything that evokes positivity or actually empowers people. They want to put people into a state where they're so depressed and unmotivated that they accept total control by said class over their lives, so the indoctrination to divide and destabilize must start as early as possible. I know I sound like a conspiracy wacko here, but it wouldn't surprise me if this was the real reason that Saturday morning cartoons got phased out in favor of state/corporate propaganda that calls itself news. That was a time that kids had to themselves in the same way their parents enjoyed soap operas in the morning or primetime TV at night, so I'm not convinced that streaming and cable were already going to make them obsolete anyway. By that logic, the rest of the programming on the main 3 networks should have been phased out too. It simply amounts to the idea that people can't be empowered or just entertained, so therefore these politics must be inserted into cartoons watched by a demographic that only discriminates if another adult teaches them to; they're not naturally like that for the most part.
A 10-year-old was visiting her local library with her mother. While searching the shelves, she picked up the book "It's perfectly normal" by Robie H. Harris and Michael Emberly. The book is about sex education and is one of the most banned books of the past two decades. The little girl took it home. Later that day, the little girl showed her mom the chapter on sexual abuse and said, "This is me." Her father was abusing her, and it was the first time she'd spoken about it. The father was convicted and the judge said, "There were heroes in this case. One was the child, and the other was the book." In an interview, the author, Robie H. Harris, said, "I have been called a pornographer, a child abuser -- every name in the book, as the saying goes. But whenever I am called those names, I think of that ten-year-old girl. I wish we never had to talk with kids about any of these aberrant behaviours. But we have to do so because they already know about them to some extent and because kids have a right to have the accurate information that can keep them healthy and safe. They need to know how to get help and make the abusive behaviour stop." When right-wing and conservative groups petition and protest to get sex education books off the shelves of schools and public libraries, or stir up moral panics about "woke" TV shows and similar stuff, what they're actually doing is stopping the most vulnerable people from accessing the language and tools that can help them. It communicates to children suffering from abuse that they are shameful and that it's not safe or polite to speak out about it, and it helps to shield and hide abusers -- and given the amount of child abuse criminals who are right-wing conservatives, anyone can tell that "protect children from the woke left" is mostly about the real criminals trying to shield and hide themselves from the law. Sex ed. books and "woke" entertainment does not groom children, it protects them. And those who try to withhold that protection from the children should, no matter how they try to justify it, always be regarded with suspicion and caution.
As a "straight white boy" if i said any of this shit od be shunned and called a hateful bigot. I like what you do because you are "a black gay male". Which there is nothing wrong with, but you can accuse said communitys of issues because you are apart of them.
I think the biggest difference between them is that cartoons from when I was a kid (born 1993) were framed more as starting a conversation instead of outright saying “you need to think this way or you’re wrong and bad.” All shows try to teach lessons, but in some ways, I think the way the questions are framed and presented is more important than the questions & lessons themselves, especially for growing minds. I don’t like this closed minded approach, especially when the content & lessons themselves are so questionable. There’s a lot more value in teaching critical thinking instead of strictly compliance.
When I was a kid, all the creators had to do to show me that racism was wrong was having the main character(s) being best friends with characters of different races.
Because that Tokenism and enforces new Racist issues. Literally do you think racism will be solves with being friends and not actually fight systemic issues?
@@jtteope1178 Or companies simply work together to divide America. We need to find the people who gave these things the green light and end this exploration
I've never seen it. I grew up in the 80s, but I did watch some things in the late 90s/early 2000s with my nephew, but "Teen Titans" wasn't one of them.
I was so close to throwing my phone away after they started the gender ideology video with INFANTS?!? I’m a mother of soon to be two. Someone did that im immediately throwing hands
"Half the things that are happening to black people are happening because of black people's actions." If I said something like this, I would get torn a new one because I'm white. I'm glad that someone else, who can say this without getting ripped apart, has the same viewpoint.
As I kid I couldn't even tell races apart (I grew up in an area that had a lot of Hispanics, Asians, Arabs, and whites, but I didn't see a black person irl until I was an adult). I thought Michael Dorn was so dark because the makeup/prosthetics for his costume playing Worf did that. It wasn't until I saw pictures of him out of makeup as an adult that it clicked and I was shocked. I never had considered they specifically cast black people to place this one alien race. XD
If I had teachers show me this when I was a child, I’d probably be a depressed detransitioner. I’m female but only ever found interest in mostly boy stuff. Never did that make me trans or wtfe. Just a tomboy.
Fr!!!! People these days act like showing interest in "girl" stuff as a boy (or the other way around) automatically makes you trans. Do I like stuff thats considered for "girls"? Yeah, doesnt make me a girl tho. Glad that I wasn't raised like people raise their kids now. Big yikes... xP
YT deleted my last reply (or at least it shows like that for me). But ill just say agreed. Liking girl stuff as a boy (or vice versa) doesnt equal being trans. I like some stuff thats considered "for girls" and i still know im a boy. This stuff's wild....
At the very least, most kids aren’t watching these shows as they really aren’t that relevant. The one show that is relevant is Bluey, and thank God for that!
Personally, they shouldn’t really have PSAs on tv and stuff. Just normalize it, show don’t tell. For example: have a same-sex couple in the show, but don’t make it all important, treat it like a normal thing. This might just be my take
@@fictionalmediabully9830 I don’t like the show, but I have to agree! I really like how it’s not shoved in your face that “THEIR GAY OMG WE HAVE REPRESENTATION!!!”
It absolutely kills me that Arthur went woke 😢 I grew up watching that show all through middle school. They’re animals! How can they be racist? There are no races amongst the animal kingdom lol. They better not freakin’ touch the Berenstein Bears!!!
It's a bad series to even tackle racism because all the parents are the same species (because it's biology and they have to be). Drawing attention to race makes the allegory stand out in an uncomfortable way.
I was gonna say! Since when has there been humans in Arthur? How they know what a black person is? You'd think they'd spin it to fit more in-universe, like, don't be mean to rabbits just because they're rabbits and different or something. Lol.
The Weekends and Recess, too, being inclusive in the right way. Lou and Spinelli respectively were tomboys in both shows, but it wasn't shoved down our throats. It was there as a faucet of their otherwise well rounded personalities. They still considered themselves girls and liked boys.
@chika9418 Yes! Codename: Kids Next Door also comes to mind. Those kid shows were great because they actually encouraged equality by having the kids' friend groups be diverse with no explanation given. Because it shouldn't matter why they're different, what matters is that they're awesome to each other.
My favorite childhood show! I was over here tryna be like Double D, all smart and organized. That’s what kids need today. If they brought it back it wouldn’t be the same.
A show where everyone is white and more or less gets along, focusing on trivial things like getting candy, nah we can’t have that in post covid/Floyd America. America has sadly gotten too diverse to allow that era to come back
@@BurningFreesias Exactly. Number 1's British background, number 3's Japanese background, number 4's Australian background and number 2 and 5's Caucasian and African American backgrounds didn't need to be shoved down our throats. They were just there and it was awesome, silently teaching kids they can mingle with anyone regardless of racial ethnicity.
You know what I don't get? Adults putting the responsibility of handling and fixing racial discourse on children, meanwhile kids are like, probably the least racist demographic
I still remember the racist episode of that’s so raven. It was straight to the point, packaged in an appropriate way that kids understood the issue and it was entertaining as hell.
Same as in The Fresh Prince. It’s actually one of the best episodes of the fresh Prince, when Carlton and Will get thrown in jail bc they got pulled over by a racist cop. Great episode and the ending really makes you think.
14:10 I heard a quote a while ago and I don’t remember who said it but it goes along the lines of this: “the past only exists so that we may learn for the future”
If you want something like this done right, I recommend the children’s book “My Shadow is Pink.” The main character (he’s never given a name) is a boy who likes unicorns, wearing dresses, etc., but the book makes it clear that’s just the kind of stuff he likes and it doesn’t define his gender. No one ever tries to push him into becoming a girl.
There's a similar book called "My Shadow is Purple" which while also having a boy as the protagonist, instead focuses on how he discovers what it's like to be gender nonconforming.
heres how a kid would react to learning about trans people Person: "Some boys feel like a girl, and some girls feel like a boy." Kid: "Okay. can I have a fruit snacks?" moral of the story: they do not give a damn!
OMG, you get it! Now imagine that 99% of kids will not care about that because it doesn't affect them, but 1% of kids who are actually trans will then finally understand what has been feeling wrong. even if they only later on realize, they at least know it exists and that they are not alone and feel like they need to hide.
5:14 its so funny how everyone including the doctor just stops to listen to some random little girl who pretends to know more than the lady who delievered the babies lol
As a little kid,I loved playing Barbie with the girls at school,just because it was like city,people,and shit.If my parents would’ve asked me if I was “transgender” and wanted to become female,guess what?I WOULDVE SAID YES!Little kids don’t have that cognitive function…we need to stop this
dude if u acknowledge something, u can do something about it. Is not just "being offended" is being denied of every aspect of life like appearing on media, or marrying, go to the bathroom. Those cartoons teach to put the shoes of other persons. Teaches empathy to children and that is the most powerful power someone can have.
@@Lolwhattheheck dude, people have always been offended. This whole attitude as if people are more offended nowadays is stupid. We can easily take a look back at our own history and it's impossible to deny it. The only difference is that we're seeing it on the internet, where everyone can see it.
i hate how it’s not okay to be offended by “edgy” very blatantly racist jokes, but when someone says something that only the softest person in the world would genuinely be offended by, they get cancelled.
I remember that as a kid I watch the Masters of the Universe cartoons. I remember that i feel disappoint when I realize that the cartoon was made to sell the toys. Now, with the Gender Ideology cartoon they are selling to kids surgery and life-lasting medical treatments. I have no words to describe my feelings about that.
I lost a friend recently over a stupid argument like this, me just pointing out facts. I live in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, a predominantly black city, black on black crime here happens quite a lot and it is becoming worse over the years. We're becoming the Detroit of the Midwest. ONE neighborhood here has higher crime rates than the national average. And I say it's their ACTIONS, not their race that gets them into trouble! How am I racist for saying that? Statistics do not lie nor do they care about your feelings. I am NOT racist, yeah, I'm a quarter black (mostly Latino and white, yeah us mixed race people get shit too and nobody talks about that really), there's a lot of black music I love, I've met blacks who are really cool people and REALIZE how free they are and that they are the living dream of their ancestors and I am very happy for them. People taking their freedoms for granted is becoming far too common now to the point it is sadly pathetic. The revival of antisemitism in this country is a whole other topic and a pretty sad one. I love you, man. Keep spreading the truth. Subscribed. I love your content, I usually don't follow specific RUclipsrs. Your truth on the whole LGBT wokeness speaks big truths. This stuff needs to stop.
For the past 5 years i've been saying they are confusing personality for gender. It's ridiculous and bigoted in itself labeling certain likes and dislikes as strictly belonging to a certain gender. All they are doing is confusing the hell out of children.
Well for what I understand these people just sound like they are backwards like to them personality means gender and gender means personality and they think a boy baby means they had a girl and a girl means they had boy baby man these people so backwards.
Honestly I see it as people "othering" themselves. Be an effeminate man. Be a masculine women. Choose to dress androgynous. Who cares? Thinking this makes you a different, defiant gender is just beyond me.
@@johns8596 Not every show had that. Please stop with that nonsense. People are becoming apathetic towards that subject because of silly comments like this. Stop crying wolf. It's 2024 now. My first crush in 1st grade was black and my first best friend was also black. I am white. So just stop.
@@livinginthepines well they were my cartoons with the exception of one. So. Im speaking from my experience. If I made my kids watch what I did they wouldn't have seen any blacks. Except one cartoon. So now its...😭 gone too far. When it comes to generations. Its each ones to speak on. No one cares who you dated or how many black friends you had. That's great. And it wasnt even the topic of your post. I was talking about cartoons and my time. Or my experience. Not your dating history. Who you had a crush on...?? How old are you? My experience is not yours. So we can just forget that racism exists by pretending its over now. When its not. Your apathy is yours. I'll go with something else. You think I care about yours or the worlds apathy? Thats not the way I conduct my life. Yeah hes a pick me for sure. He got you.
@@johns8596 Um hello? You are on MY comment lol. Nobody asked YOU about your experience. So why should I care about your experience when you don't want to hear about mine on my own comment? You are not that important. Sorry to break it to you.
Dude, I love you so much for this. As a Christian man soon to be a dad, I’m glad even a gay man can see that cartoons are pushing this on kids. It’s scary to see this, it’s made to look cute, but it’s saying the most oppressive things.
@@KathyHarrington I couldn't even watch that. It was so bad. The only good thing about it is that it took misogynistic shitlib Wellesley Wild off of *Family Guy* so he couldn't run that into the ground any more than he already did.
I’m with you. Cartoons for kids ages 3-10 being this woke is scary, also for it being educational purposes is diabolical, and this needs to stop or it will get worse. People are now blinded by the LGBT community and being overly sensitive by the smallest thing. Like this comment if you agree.
@PinkysComputerillusions When that episode first came out it was right around the same time that I stopped watching new PBS cartoons altogether but I didn't think about it back then because I viewed it as me growing out of my cartoon self to get ready for High School. Now looking back at that it's almost as if I Instinctively knew it was woke but didn't know what it was at the time.
@@GarnetIsAPunkRocker Modern Disney says the Princess _doesn’t need any man and she can save herself_ and here Bluey is saying _You’d rather stay here with the stinky dragon? Alright I’ll wake him up…! And you know, true love is real and you shouldn’t run away from it_ lol
@@Southernmommy533 I do worry now because of the Conservative rip off Chip Chilla that the network will probably try to add Progressive messaging as a Combat to Chip Chilla but I beg that not be the case
Indeed, which makes this all the less sane. There was a book in a series called Paw Island back in the 1999 featuring a colony of dogs and cats which featured a new dog who didn't like cats or dogs who didn't look like him, with the rest of the cast teaching him that being different doesn't make you bad., but the way this was done was better and more sensible as a whole.
I am bisexual and have lived in Utah, a very religious and conservative state, for my whole life. I have never experienced any real setback or any form of oppression because of my sexuality. I don't think its fair to say no one in this country has experienced oppression for their sexuality but I think simply being lgbt isn't a good reason to go around wearing a badge of victimhood. I think that many people today choose to see themselves as victimized without experiencing any real victimization and its very unhealthy. For a long time I thought that way and it made me miserable even though there was no actual material reason for me to feel like I was being victimized. I think its important to see the difference in real oppression and just being part of a minority, because a lot of us have it really good and claiming false victimhood will only blind you to the reality of how good your life truly is.
I was born and raised in Utah and I agree. I come from a religious and conservative family and decided to stay religious and conservative myself. However, I've ALWAYS had family and friends from varying sexualities to varying religions and races. We never had an issue getting along because we never felt like we HAD to agree on every little thing. If we hurt each other's feelings, we apologized. But otherwise we'd make each other laugh so hard that we'd either stop breathing or start crying. People act like if you have different opinions, you can't get along or you're somehow "against" each other. But that is so far from the truth and there are people who are proving that every single day.
I find it hard to be in asexual online groups because they keep going on about "aphobia". I've been told that my lack of interest in sex is due to "low testosterone" (and the media is constantly denigrating virginity), but I don't consider that bigotry of any sort (I've never been beaten up for whom I don't have sex with). It seems that my mental disorders make my life far more difficult than my sexual orientation does.
That was the smoothest transaction into a sponsor. On a serious note, I agree. I'm trans and I'm 13. Maybe I'm fuckin delusional, maybe I have no idea who I am. On racism, I think it's stupid. Why do people judge people based on if we have different skin tones or slanted eyes. I think kids should be kids.
This was more of a millennial cartoon but I remember one _"Static Shock"_ they had a really good episode that tackled the racism issue and did it really well. How did we go from that to THIS?!?!
Yes! I'm always bringing up Static Shock as a terrific example of a good show that dealt with heavy topics like gang violence, school shootings, homelessness, and racism without become super preachy. The teenagers on that show kept trying to relate with and care for each other. I'm a white woman and as a girl that was one on my favorite shows to watch on Saturday mornings because it was just good.
@@Jewel_Screaming_Chango8387 good luck with that, unless DISRESPECT the CORRUPT copyright and just make a fan version and give copyright freaks middle finger and have SWIM steal your hardrive oops i diddent post it someoen took my hdd or put a virus on my PC.
When I was a kid, I watched "He-Man". A half-naked man battling a half-naked skeleton with incredible abs. Now that was wholesome entertainment! (Thank goodness they're on RUclips.)
Even She Ra for all its talk about helping each other and having a moral at the end of the story was TAME compared to this bullshit. I liked He Man too particularly when they did crossover episodes and two of them teamed up.
I’m sorry but the whole point of Arthur is that they are animals. No race is involved. Wtf. This makes me so sad because I used to love this show when I was a kid. It taught me to love others for who they are not what they look like. This is such BS
As a cartoon producer, voice actor and a writer my web series Fireflame and since this cartoon dragon dosen't know what any of this stuff is... i will not be discussing any of this in my show. Thats not what my company stands for, its not my way, i was not raised like this... Fireflame is gonna be about helping the other dragons, Flame is a dragon superhero he is gonna teach kids to not be afraid and helping out stuff like that... None of that political stuff absolutely not... This show is gonna help so many people... Not one episode i wrote talks about any of this
Tbh I really like Static Shock. They have an episode about racism where it's a realistic scenario. Richie (the white best friend) has a dad who has prejudice thoughts about black people and he is directly confronted by Static Shock's dad who changes his views and learns from his backward mindset.
@@user-ow2yr4nu4z Lol I'm blasian and one of the best characters to me was Richie it was a show that put the story and characters over the race of the characters
@@Kyarchuu_draws one thing I've noticed most people who are into anime-comics-scifi don't need to be preached at about racism or many other social ills, our community is kinda devoid of it, we are the dreamers. I think in general we have higher IQs because we actually do shit that requires stuff like reading and critical thinking lol and all that other bullshit is a trap for lesser minds. The ol' free your mind and your ass will follow.
Let's just let the kids be kids because they don't care about race or sexuality they care about what crayons they're gonna use in their coloring book and what they're gonna play with their friends
“Black people can’t marry white people” is the craziest shit I’ve ever heard from a cartoon, and I’ve seen every season of South Park
These shows are so out of touch?.
This was actually kinda funny lol I was living 🤣🤣🤣
Real though
If that happened I wouldn't have been born 😅
me watching this coming from a black and a white person, this was craaaazy
Little kids are always like, “Hello. What’s your name? You wanna play?” They don’t care if you are from a different culture. They just want to make friends. End of story.
duh
REAL
Only adults making it complex for own greed
Still, representation is important in cartoons, and education
@@Material_melody there can be representation but just don't make it so obvious and out there and not in shows for literal BABIES or toddlers. Just make it subtle.
When I was a kid, I loved Wild Kratts, and I didn’t even pay attention to the fact that Koki was black. To me, she was a cool lady mechanic with the cool accent. I didn’t pay attention to the fact that Aviva was Latina. To me, she was a cool lady engineer. Applying the same logic to a friend I had in second grade: she was my friend who was black, but all I saw was a girl with the cool accent and extremely fast legs (which I was very jealous of). Additionally, in fourth grade, I think we had a black TA student. We got to see him on the track, and I was so amused by how fast he was. I told my friend he should be called “Black Blur,” and I thought that was cool (mainly because the words both started with ‘B’.) He was black, and he was a blur to my eyes when he ran. My friend told me “that’s racist.” I was so confused as to why it was racist because I thought he was a cool dude and it was a nickname like Superman but cooler.
Edit: I guess too much ignorance can be harmful? But I still think not bringing attention to racial differences can be good because if you can’t purposefully be racist if you don’t acknowledge the difference of skin color (and it seems that modern “racism” is as shallow as that: skin color.) There are low-income Caucasians as well as low-income people of color. There are rich Caucasians as well as rich people of color. In my school, every race gets the same education and extra curricular opportunities, and no one acknowledges anyone’s race.
I loved Wild kratts one of my favorite shows to watch back then 😊
Wild Kratts was epic
I thought koki was Latina 😭
I think calling it colorblindness at times itself that makes it racist, you saw a person period. End of story. You didn't think anything bad about someone, are we not supposed to notice hair and eye color too? People are ridiculous, be you and fuck what the people think, just by thinking it's racist when you said that, is in a form, racism. Point being, if you are trigger happy to call everyone racist, then maybe you need to look in the mirror. (Not talking to you specifically mind you 😊)
@@enigmaticrage812 Thanks for bringing it to my attention that ‘colorblindness’ can be seen as racist. That is the point I was trying to make, but maybe I didn’t clarify it well enough.
The Arthur thing talking about racism is really weird; considering that all the characters are animals, it would have made much more sense if it was a speciesism thing. : /
doesnt have to make sense its about talking animals
Why are adults so eager for children to have an identity crisis?
They want their suffering to be validated, by living vicariously through these kids they're "saving". Hurt people hurt people
They aren't eager to do that they are eager to create socialists.
@@Cardinal_clawyes, exactly this. Just because they’re mentally confused, they want everyone else growing up to feel like that too. That way, they’re no longer the “weird” people.
It ain’t a personal issue anymore. They want kids to join their cult.
Misery loves company
One thing everyone needs to know is that no kids are born racist, they are taught it. If they are little and saying racist things they are either mimicing their parents or are asking something like "why are they dark" which isnt racist they are just genueinly curious as kids are.
Exactly, same with questions like, "Why is that man so big?" when they see an overweight man at the grocery store. As we get older we realize those questions can often hurt people's feelings, so it's not something you shout to your mom in the middle of the aisle, but they're not doing it to be mean, they are just curious.
If you see mostly white people as a kid if you see someone with dark skin, you'll wonder why, and vice versa. There's a video of an Albino white guy who goes to Africa to learn about how Albino Africans are treated, he goes to an orphanage where some Albino kids live and all of the kids are wanting to touch his skin and hair and ask questions, out of pure curiosity.
I asked my mom why a lady was 'purple', but around the same time successfully picked up a black widow and was carrying it around. Kids are just learning
For real. I want someone to name me a baby that was born with hate. They emulate what they see around us to learn. I've been telling people this for years. Racism and hatred are taught. I've been around some white kids when I was younger who haven't had much experience with my hair type (I'm creole and it's sort "in between"). Instead of bad comments they were curious, as a kid should be. Why was my hair different from theirs? Why did it feel different? Etc etc. That curiosity is what we should have all around, not coming in and dismissing others for their differences. (Just speaking from my experience here)
I disagree racism seems to be more part of nature itself as you can find even animals being somewhat racist.
@@Kyonari There's a difference between discrimination itself and racism. But to entertain your opinion, I'd like to know which animals you speak of with a thought process high enough to comprehend racism and actually commit acts towards it, please.
"Black people cant marry white people" I saw that on TV and did not expect to hear that shit lmao
Nothing wrong with this.
@@solospider8agree keep our cultures and races pure! Muddling is what they want. One race, one banking system, one world order.
5:45 “pause , it’s called a personality” GOLDEN 😂😂😂 you ate that part up
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damn 😂
No 👏 he 👏 didn't 👏
@@apple_1234Yes👏He👏Did👏
@@Starzofficial123 no
You remember how Courage the Cowardly dog did an episode about racism and homophobia and it was really subtle, respectful, and heartwarming. That ish was real fam.
Which is how it should be if you’re trying to make kids aware of it. Subtle, short, and warm. If it’s not any of that then leave the damn kids alone 😭
Courage was just a top tier show... It even did domestic abuse in such a great way I loved that show so much!
I only faintly remember that show. What did I miss?
@@UncrownedGlobe3Kids are a lot smarter than some think. It’s fine to directly do these things of laying it out, they did in the Teen Titans when the one Superhero was being blatantly racist to Starfire.
And there is no such thing as homophobia
It's not a child's job to "fight racism"
Capitalism*
@@chrismoper8191boffum
Well, they want the kids militarized into pushing for communism. Communism would allow the top 1% to become even wealthier while the rest of us are equally in poverty. Capitalism is wonderful & anyone who doesn't think so, has life waaayyy too easy.
For real! We all remember Greta Thunberg. THAT is what you get when you try to make children get involved with adult problems and adult conversations. They get over-emotional and angry because their not developmentally able to handle the weight of such problems yet.....even some adults can't handle the weight of some of these problems so why are we pushing for kids to be involved?
They literally just have to be awesome to each other. That's it.
The words "sex" (not the other definition of sexual intercourse) and "gender" have been synonyms since the 14th century. When did that change?
When the medical industrial complex wanted to increase profits by creating more perpetual patients.
ever since the social construct of gender expression changed in people.
When we got cool and based and sigma
When people started making up sexualities
When John Money/Jewish sexologists performed experiments inspired by Talmudic passages.
this is why Bluey got so popular and is like universally loved
That's because Bluey doesn't push woke agendas onto kids. It just shows puppies playing like how kids play.
@@itskitty808 but it also includes adult topics, like romance, which is presented in a child-friendly way. what makes Bluey such a good show is that it's appropriate for people of all ages - it's mainly a kids show but it also looks at parents' perspectives.
Who the hell is considered black in Arthur
Idk skin color
Some nutjob on twitter
The Monkees I guess 🫤
@@Keisha-qw9ks💀💀
@@Keisha-qw9kshuh?? 💀
Back in the days: 😃
Cartoon teaching us about friendship,
taking hygiene,
learning math,
Being kind
Present:☠️
LGBT on kids
racism
Transgender
Pronouns they/them
both are just as important and those old shows and episodes still exist and still are the EXTREMELY vast majority
I mean..lessons about racism was in old cartoons before.
LGBT in kids, so that lgbt people exist
The problem isn't the subject but rather how they tackle it
Maybe because the present represents the major issues today, nobody gaf about being kind now
"Kids don't be racist"
"Cut"
Conclusion - "BE RACIST" 😂
That meme it was just random and funny
Funny thing about the word "don't." Most people don't tend to hear it and only hear the parts before and after it.
IT WAS ALL FAKE
BE RACIST
Remember when they pushed for toys shouldn't be gender specific? How did we round back to everything needs to be stereotyped??
this!! i have a family member who has come out as trans. their mother moans all the time "i should have seen it coming...he was always so soft as a boy, never played sports, never was into cars or video games" like ma'am...what are we doing. just because a little boy isn't into sports, or cars, or video games, just because he is more in touch with his emotions and is gentler, doesn't mean he's a woman trapped in the body of a man. it's so backwards!
@@promisemochiLGBTQ member here, I’ve played with stuff like HexBug Nanos and I can confirm that does not automatically make me trans. It’s annoying because some people expect me to play with dolls or tea sets.
@dr.wyverstone8418, because of you walk around the world far enough, you end up in the same place
I don't. I just remember making He-Man and Barbie fight.
Right!? They don’t want “gender specific” toys or “gender stereotypes” and yet if a boy wants to wear girl clothes or play with Barbie dolls, they must be a girl. I can’t keep up with these mental gymnastics. I thought we weren’t stereotyping. Come on leftists!
As a gay man, I was so happy being granted the right to be with another man...
.... but confusing kids into not loving or being themselves and distrusting loved PARENTS?
With young kids, that's called torture.
Right, I'm a lesbian, all I wanted was to be able to marry a woman and have the spousal rights any straight married couple has, I don't care if you want to bake my wedding cake (why would I want to give money to someone who doesn't think I should have those rights anyway?), I don't care if it's called marriage or a "civil union" or whatever else, just as long as the rights are there, cool. I don't want gay to be a bad word, but I don't think little kids should be taught about sex in school gay, straight, or whatever, let kids be kids, why make them worry about their teenage hormones years in advance?
I support that, BUT THIS?!?! Woke culture and teaching kids about lgbtq123abc stuff helllll no(if this offends you im sorry)
I just now go by what Amir said in another video. The LGB is a totally separate community from the TQ+ for reasons he expertly detailed. Also, not every gay person is the same. You’re allowed to be gay and also think it’s wrong to have adult men perform inappropriately for kids when they should be learning how to read instead. Having those beliefs doesn’t suddenly mean you can’t like 🍆
With young kids it can also be seen as grooming. Either way, creepy behavior
You’re not going to suddenly be forbidden from liking “eggplant” just because you’d rather not have kids watch drag shows at school instead of learning to read and write. That’s what the left has unfortunately scared a lot of gay men into believing however.
Remember when kids shows used to teach stuff like “There are 26 letters in the alphabet” or “Don’t bully” or “Never give up”?
Yeah, me too.
Sesame street did racism better now we have kids asking about there pronouns
Am I the only one that knows that sex and gender is the same thing?
I dont think so, but its your mind.
Blud you're wrong
Gender is the main boy and girl while sex is how you make babies
(its just a joke im sorry)
Gender is male and female, while Sex is how you "feel" i think? like heterosexual or homosexual. but im not sure.
It is
@@xtragum6810nope. Sex is biological and is defined by what chromosomes/genitals you were born with (so male female [or intersex]). Gender is a social construct and spectrum, and is how people express and identify themselves as (i.e boy girl etc)
I grew up with Johnny Bravo, Cow & Chicken, Dexter, Bugs Bunny.... Hell even SpongeBob SquarePants... ATLA, TLOK... POWERPUFF GIRLS! Wtf is this... I feel my IQ slipping from this insanity.
Same❤
The Powerpuff Girls 2016 reboot had some controversial episodes like Horn Sweet Horn and Painbow. Any sane parent would shut the show off or switch the channel if they saw what their child is being exposed to.
@@TomboyGamerGal Never watched it. I'm a 90s kid. Not gonna watch rebooted garbage lol.. '98 show for moi!
DO THE MONKEY WITH ME
I was in my 20s when I watched "Johnny Bravo" and I remember thinking it was funny. I've never seen "Dexter", but I vaguely remember "Dexter's Laboratory".
The problem with the first clip is people tend to mistake rudeness with racism. Its literally become reality that if your rude to someone who is black, all of a sudden they take it as racism when it had no racism there
@Nan-bara I was in the grocery store with my husband and my kiddo and this black guy was being very obnoxious and was cussing out loud, not a care in the world who was listening. Some lady (she was white) asked him to quiet down. He went on a rant on how white people are so racist and how she only said that because he was black 🤦♀️.
Agreed. I'm white, and have met very few genuinely "racist" white people. Usually the douche bag using racial slurs and treating blacks like trash treat other white people exactly the same way. I'm not saying it doesnt hit different when a terrible person uses racist words to attack someone, but these "racist" white people treat most other white people the same way. Are they really racist, or are they just garbage people that are hateful toward EVERYONE?
I had one black supervisor once in the past who I thought was being racist towards me because I was white, until I saw how he treat other black employees. He literally treated black employees like they were slaves on a plantation. I can't say hes racist if hes treating black employees as bad or worse than he treated me.
The world is wild and people dont look beyond the most superficial conclusion they can find.
I had a situation at my job where a black lady kept calling a young teen boy racist for "skipping " her. In actuality he had to keep jumping lanes to do a specific job.
@Nan-bara •
Which part of the first clip are you referring to? Before it took a sharp turn, or after? As you seem to have a chip on your shoulder, and a negative view of Black people as a whole, it kinda makes your comment ambiguous.
If rudeness equated racism, then all black women would be by default racist
As a black person who went to a mostly white school,I can say kids DO NOT notice racism.I remember we used to even call peach pencils skin colour because it never really occurred to us that there were other skin tones and I wasn't treated differently...by the kids.
If anything it was the teachers that treated me differently and I didn't even realise until the end of primary school. There is bo reason to force kids to learn about something they don't even realise exists. They don't need to know that the world can be cruel. Let them be kids.
I just realized, Garnet only does that stupid wink when she brags about her future vision (Groan)
Yo…gorillaz fan???
@@Dusk1001 The Future is Coming On, my brother
@@Dusk1001 Btw Awesome pfp, 2D is such an angel
Yessirrrr
ALSO REAL 2D IS MY BOOKIE 🫶🫶🫶🫶🫶
Remember when cartoons used to teach us lessons like “don’t bully” or “brush your teeth”?
Good times…
"Apologize when you are wrong"
Or,
"You can fight back",
VS,
"BaBa iS nOnBinArY"
Cartoons have always ben woke, y'all just grew into manbabies.
Lol😂😂😂😂
Yees, and it wans't so blunt like they're now! They're not teaching kids to interpret but handing out the "answer" that's so sad
So true... As a person who was bullied during my life, it was such a nice thing that i wasn't alone...
So in the cartoon they needed an 10 year old girl to "educate" a mf doctor about biology.
Yep makes sense
Exactly💀
*Which is a Oxymoron in itself.. like.. the stupidity/audacity/hypocrisy of whoever created this animated series/episode is beyond disturbing!*
Child revolution
@@zach2011w *What is that even supposed to mean!?*
@@zach2011wa p3d0 trend
13:10 a 8 year old ain’t gonna know what none of this shit means so it doesn’t need to be in a cartoon 💀
Actually, pretty sure Native Americans were in North America first🤨. Interesting how so many in the black are acting like no one suffered/suffers more when we are seeing the atrocities committed on Native American tribes and families. I appreciate Amir calling out the bulls*t that is happening out there and not trying to play victim to things that never happen to him personally 👏👏👏
I have two questions for the Arthur clip:
1: What do black people look like in Arthur's world?
2: Why are kids watching a horrific video of a man dying? No one raises it as a concern, and this is almost encouraging kids to watch it themselves!
Gosh, they're so worried about racism but they have no qualms about traumatizing kids with scary death scenes! This is extremely backwards.
That was my first thought, they are all anthropomorphic animals. Why would they be saying things as if they are talking about humans? It just makes it confusing.
I'd always thought of Francine as black and Muffy as white. Same animals but with different fur colors.
@@SomeRUclipsTraveleryeah but they are animals i would never understand races in… in animals?! 😭😭bro foxes are orange wtf are they supposed to be?! middle eastern what the hell?!????💀
fr creepypastas on top@PinkysComputerillusions
All people need to say is “hey kids, generally try to be kind to people”. It’s as simple as that. You don’t need to involve them in politics.
@@Swisscheese12 spot on. If you make kids question themselves and proceed to over-explain and tell them it takes time to learn and fully understand, they'll be primed for manipulation. It makes me sick.
thats honestly a lesson a lot of adults need too
and thats the difference between educating and shoving political agenda
No indeed, more so as kids are too young to even know about politics.
Mr Rodger’s neighborhood did a great job at that. We need to go back to our roots and start over loving each other
It went from “you’re never too old to watch Disney” to “you need to be old to understand Disney” 💀
Their post-World War II pre-Vietnam movies and TV shows (and theme park projects) partly explain how the boomers turned out the way they did. Apparently, some of them never got over the cancellation of the original *Mickey Mouse Club* and proceeded to take their grief out on society by throwing out or making unaffordable everything marginalized groups wanted access to and calling that liberalism.
You know what I find disgusting? The fact that these shows try to appeal to lgbtq+ community and others! This is a show for kids, they don’t care if a boy marries another boy, they just want something to spark their interests and be creative, none of this “what if you feel like a girl even if you were born a boy?” Kind of shit. That’s for adults and teenagers, not children who don’t even know how to count to 50 yet. So the big question is, are these shows truly meant for kids or just woke adults?
They're meant for woke adults because most woke adults have the minds of children.
@@itskitty808 that is true, cuz my step dads brother or uncle, idk anymore, is gay. But he has the mindset of a 6th grader, not in smarts but he is just really woke.
“black people cant marry white people” can be sooooo misinterpreted for a mind so young. what if the child doesn’t understand the context of what’s being discussed or didn’t finish the episode to learn about it? it’s just bizzare to blatantly say something like that on a show for 6yr olds.
do kids even understand marriage at that age? they should be painting, playing with toys, dancing to music, running around outside etc. what if that child just starts repeating “black people cant marry white people” bc it’s something they heard on their ipad or tv? then now we’ve got a bigger problem
"Black people can't marry White people" sounds like my mom's bf when I was little
Not cant, simply dont want. Besides Id be wary about men from africa due to how women in african countries are treated. Same goes for russian men. And "people" are wrong word. It depends on gender. Being white man married to black man is one thing, being white, or not white woman married to man recently coming from somalia or other muslim country is another thing. Is dangerous for women, any women, regardless white or black, to marry black men bc of situation with women rights in african countries. Ye some blacks do assimilate, but most dont Women really shall not marry men who hailing from countries, where women have no rights and merely kept as breeding stock, so marrying men from african, arabian country or russia(from any country where women not defended by law, where no one see anything wrong with violence against women) is very stupid for any woman regardless of ethnicity to do
@@casuallysoberblack people can't marry white people sounds like something David Duke would say, now, the so called liberals have embraced the same racist values that they've been so avowedly against. What a time to be alive
most of steven universe viewers are above 6 years old
its out of context
The troubling part is its being done on purpose. Cant they just let the kids be kids?
No. The establishment class wants to erase any semblance of anything that evokes positivity or actually empowers people.
They want to put people into a state where they're so depressed and unmotivated that they accept total control by said class over their lives, so the indoctrination to divide and destabilize must start as early as possible.
I know I sound like a conspiracy wacko here, but it wouldn't surprise me if this was the real reason that Saturday morning cartoons got phased out in favor of state/corporate propaganda that calls itself news. That was a time that kids had to themselves in the same way their parents enjoyed soap operas in the morning or primetime TV at night, so I'm not convinced that streaming and cable were already going to make them obsolete anyway. By that logic, the rest of the programming on the main 3 networks should have been phased out too.
It simply amounts to the idea that people can't be empowered or just entertained, so therefore these politics must be inserted into cartoons watched by a demographic that only discriminates if another adult teaches them to; they're not naturally like that for the most part.
A 10-year-old was visiting her local library with her mother. While searching the shelves, she picked up the book "It's perfectly normal" by Robie H. Harris and Michael Emberly. The book is about sex education and is one of the most banned books of the past two decades. The little girl took it home. Later that day, the little girl showed her mom the chapter on sexual abuse and said, "This is me." Her father was abusing her, and it was the first time she'd spoken about it. The father was convicted and the judge said, "There were heroes in this case. One was the child, and the other was the book."
In an interview, the author, Robie H. Harris, said, "I have been called a pornographer, a child abuser -- every name in the book, as the saying goes. But whenever I am called those names, I think of that ten-year-old girl. I wish we never had to talk with kids about any of these aberrant behaviours. But we have to do so because they already know about them to some extent and because kids have a right to have the accurate information that can keep them healthy and safe. They need to know how to get help and make the abusive behaviour stop."
When right-wing and conservative groups petition and protest to get sex education books off the shelves of schools and public libraries, or stir up moral panics about "woke" TV shows and similar stuff, what they're actually doing is stopping the most vulnerable people from accessing the language and tools that can help them. It communicates to children suffering from abuse that they are shameful and that it's not safe or polite to speak out about it, and it helps to shield and hide abusers -- and given the amount of child abuse criminals who are right-wing conservatives, anyone can tell that "protect children from the woke left" is mostly about the real criminals trying to shield and hide themselves from the law.
Sex ed. books and "woke" entertainment does not groom children, it protects them. And those who try to withhold that protection from the children should, no matter how they try to justify it, always be regarded with suspicion and caution.
yeah man! I don't wanna be glorifying christopher columbus and oil companies as a kid! (cough cough, pragerU)
@@GrahamChapman stop spamming this bullshit. you know its not true
@@Placeholder-lowercasen-ame how many kids are watching prageru?
As a "straight white boy" if i said any of this shit od be shunned and called a hateful bigot.
I like what you do because you are "a black gay male". Which there is nothing wrong with, but you can accuse said communitys of issues because you are apart of them.
I think the biggest difference between them is that cartoons from when I was a kid (born 1993) were framed more as starting a conversation instead of outright saying “you need to think this way or you’re wrong and bad.” All shows try to teach lessons, but in some ways, I think the way the questions are framed and presented is more important than the questions & lessons themselves, especially for growing minds. I don’t like this closed minded approach, especially when the content & lessons themselves are so questionable. There’s a lot more value in teaching critical thinking instead of strictly compliance.
When I was a kid, all the creators had to do to show me that racism was wrong was having the main character(s) being best friends with characters of different races.
Idk why it can't be that simple again
@@Razor-gx2dqpeople wanna create drama and overcomplicate things for this drug, “clout”
@@jtteope1178Yep
Because that Tokenism and enforces new Racist issues.
Literally do you think racism will be solves with being friends and not actually fight systemic issues?
@@jtteope1178 Or companies simply work together to divide America. We need to find the people who gave these things the green light and end this exploration
Cartoons in the early 2000s were built and MADE diffrent....... i miss teen titans
I've never seen it. I grew up in the 80s, but I did watch some things in the late 90s/early 2000s with my nephew, but "Teen Titans" wasn't one of them.
It's funny, TT also had an episode about racisim.
But it was at least incorporated in an organic way.
Yeah because there were entertainment oriented.
These seem to be just disguised PSAs.
Ed Edd n Eddy is where it’s at! Feel if they brought it back it would NOT be the same.
I miss Batman Animated Series and Batman Beyond.
this is how racism and bigotry is taught.
Exactly! I honestly roll my eyes at crap like this!
It looks like kids' tv shows actually need episodes dedicated to letting go of grudges.
My kids won’t be watching any show made after 2010, except Bluey
Thank god for Bluey
100%!
im a 23 old year old adult that kid show taught me more how to be an adult than my own parents
What about TAWOG?
Have them watch anime instead. =3
I was so close to throwing my phone away after they started the gender ideology video with INFANTS?!? I’m a mother of soon to be two. Someone did that im immediately throwing hands
So my first comment disappeared (on my end)
But I’d throw hands too, and then I’d throw that SOMEONE too
they should hesr about this when there 12
' I'll stop calling you a white man, and I'll ask you to stop calling me, a black man. ' -morgan freeman
"Half the things that are happening to black people are happening because of black people's actions."
If I said something like this, I would get torn a new one because I'm white. I'm glad that someone else, who can say this without getting ripped apart, has the same viewpoint.
“half the things that happened to Jews were because of Jews”
If I say that, I would get torn because I’m not Jewish
“Don’t be racist, I am a building”
Was so much better.
Fr
Real
Way more effective than these cartoons
Real
ongod, it has the nonsensical yet charming vibes a kid would love ngl, like unironically it just feels nicer.
I still think it’s hilarious how #StopAsianHate ended when they found out the race of the people who were doing the hate crimes 😂
Yep they backed WAAAAAYYYY the hell off of that trend lol😂
My first time ever hearing about this hashtag, what happened?
@@iansantiago6526 they found out, that black people were beating up and attacking Asian people.
@@iansantiago6526 A certain melanated people were attacking Asians at random.
And BLM only counts when they’re killed by whites or cops.
As I kid I couldn't even tell races apart (I grew up in an area that had a lot of Hispanics, Asians, Arabs, and whites, but I didn't see a black person irl until I was an adult). I thought Michael Dorn was so dark because the makeup/prosthetics for his costume playing Worf did that. It wasn't until I saw pictures of him out of makeup as an adult that it clicked and I was shocked. I never had considered they specifically cast black people to place this one alien race. XD
As a eleven year old with strong beliefs I can highly respect and relate to this man
If I had teachers show me this when I was a child, I’d probably be a depressed detransitioner. I’m female but only ever found interest in mostly boy stuff. Never did that make me trans or wtfe. Just a tomboy.
Everything started going downhill with gen z .
@@antoniocarlosoliveira9146 as if your generation and gen alpha is any better lol
@@mendamar2753 im gen z and gen z sucks.
Fr!!!! People these days act like showing interest in "girl" stuff as a boy (or the other way around) automatically makes you trans. Do I like stuff thats considered for "girls"? Yeah, doesnt make me a girl tho. Glad that I wasn't raised like people raise their kids now. Big yikes... xP
YT deleted my last reply (or at least it shows like that for me). But ill just say agreed. Liking girl stuff as a boy (or vice versa) doesnt equal being trans. I like some stuff thats considered "for girls" and i still know im a boy. This stuff's wild....
Oh my god…can’t believe they’re making cartoons like this meanwhile I grew up with the animated avatar the last airbender
Omg I was literally just watching avatar and enter this video to see someone mentioned the avatar xdd
At the very least, most kids aren’t watching these shows as they really aren’t that relevant. The one show that is relevant is Bluey, and thank God for that!
"Aang! Airbenders can't marry anyone from the Fire Nation!"
Well im sure Netflix just ruined that for kids too with the live action. Sure that got the woke treatment too.
I just binged avatar for the first time at 28 since I missed out in my childhood… it’s AMAZING
I love watching this guy because he is just himself and not going by the copy paste agenda. He deserves more veiws.
Personally, they shouldn’t really have PSAs on tv and stuff. Just normalize it, show don’t tell.
For example: have a same-sex couple in the show, but don’t make it all important, treat it like a normal thing.
This might just be my take
EXACTLY
"The Loud House" does this intelligently by showing gay couples as a normal thing. It's progressive without being preachy or witless.
@@fictionalmediabully9830 I don’t like the show, but I have to agree! I really like how it’s not shoved in your face that “THEIR GAY OMG WE HAVE REPRESENTATION!!!”
@@JamboreeBlackberry
Well, you do you. I've ignored it for seven years and mostly regret it.
@@fictionalmediabully9830 you do you as well! I respect people’s interests and opinions
It absolutely kills me that Arthur went woke 😢 I grew up watching that show all through middle school. They’re animals! How can they be racist? There are no races amongst the animal kingdom lol. They better not freakin’ touch the Berenstein Bears!!!
It's a bad series to even tackle racism because all the parents are the same species (because it's biology and they have to be). Drawing attention to race makes the allegory stand out in an uncomfortable way.
And even that, they’re animals/anthros and come in multiple colors and species!
Berenstain
@@its_hope_the.bubble Well, in many languages, "race" and "breed" are rendered with the same word.
I was gonna say! Since when has there been humans in Arthur? How they know what a black person is? You'd think they'd spin it to fit more in-universe, like, don't be mean to rabbits just because they're rabbits and different or something. Lol.
LMAO Arthur talking about racism and skin colour as though either of those things exist in that cartoon's universe. They're animals. Come on now.
What black people? What country? 😅
Buster is a white rabbit....
Maybe??
Or not.
lol
dog inter species racism could be a thing
Begging the question on how they even COULD explain it, more so as the animal characters all treat each other as equals.
I remember an episode in the 90s where muddy calls that girl with the bow a mouse but in a racial way lol
0:33 I didn’t even notice that they were both boys, I just remembered “BLaCk PeOpLe cAnt mARrY WHiTe pEOple!”
Arthur’s universe is literally all animals how do they even know what racism is?💀
"I'm like, Leave this white rabbit alone" had me choking 🤣
Bring back the era of Ed Edd and Eddy please
The Weekends and Recess, too, being inclusive in the right way. Lou and Spinelli respectively were tomboys in both shows, but it wasn't shoved down our throats. It was there as a faucet of their otherwise well rounded personalities. They still considered themselves girls and liked boys.
@chika9418 Yes! Codename: Kids Next Door also comes to mind. Those kid shows were great because they actually encouraged equality by having the kids' friend groups be diverse with no explanation given. Because it shouldn't matter why they're different, what matters is that they're awesome to each other.
My favorite childhood show! I was over here tryna be like Double D, all smart and organized. That’s what kids need today. If they brought it back it wouldn’t be the same.
A show where everyone is white and more or less gets along, focusing on trivial things like getting candy, nah we can’t have that in post covid/Floyd America. America has sadly gotten too diverse to allow that era to come back
@@BurningFreesias Exactly. Number 1's British background, number 3's Japanese background, number 4's Australian background and number 2 and 5's Caucasian and African American backgrounds didn't need to be shoved down our throats.
They were just there and it was awesome, silently teaching kids they can mingle with anyone regardless of racial ethnicity.
11:01 She clearly has a bone to pick with Morgan Freeman.
You know what I don't get? Adults putting the responsibility of handling and fixing racial discourse on children, meanwhile kids are like, probably the least racist demographic
Maybe so they know being racist is bad when they grow up
The word kids includes every edgy 13y old in the racist demographic, but I get what you’re saying.
I still remember the racist episode of that’s so raven. It was straight to the point, packaged in an appropriate way that kids understood the issue and it was entertaining as hell.
I remember that too
Exactly, i love Thats So Raven.
Also the Proud Family episode about the Muslim family. That episode left an impact on me.
Raven is now a lesbian, and she's against the DEI nonsense. I'm surprised to hear that from her.
Same as in The Fresh Prince. It’s actually one of the best episodes of the fresh Prince, when Carlton and Will get thrown in jail bc they got pulled over by a racist cop. Great episode and the ending really makes you think.
Kid in cartoon: This doctor doesn't know what she's talking about. Let ME educate you about gender.
14:10 I heard a quote a while ago and I don’t remember who said it but it goes along the lines of this: “the past only exists so that we may learn for the future”
Why are have cartoons gone down these road. I used to love these shows and then they go ruin them probably just the money or public approval.
If you want something like this done right, I recommend the children’s book “My Shadow is Pink.” The main character (he’s never given a name) is a boy who likes unicorns, wearing dresses, etc., but the book makes it clear that’s just the kind of stuff he likes and it doesn’t define his gender. No one ever tries to push him into becoming a girl.
There's a similar book called "My Shadow is Purple" which while also having a boy as the protagonist, instead focuses on how he discovers what it's like to be gender nonconforming.
Fr
he criticised the sequel book in another video 😔
@@kameliaaaaaaaaaaa I honestly didn’t care for the sequel as much as the ending was kind of confusing.
my shadow is Red
heres how a kid would react to learning about trans people
Person: "Some boys feel like a girl, and some girls feel like a boy."
Kid: "Okay. can I have a fruit snacks?"
moral of the story: they do not give a damn!
some might! not all children are idiots
@@Xeorboomnot caring is not them being idiots. They simply care about other things because... they are kids.
@@Xeorboomthem not caring is them just being kids
OMG, you get it!
Now imagine that 99% of kids will not care about that because it doesn't affect them, but 1% of kids who are actually trans will then finally understand what has been feeling wrong. even if they only later on realize, they at least know it exists and that they are not alone and feel like they need to hide.
@@Diagala19 This is my point.
5:14 its so funny how everyone including the doctor just stops to listen to some random little girl who pretends to know more than the lady who delievered the babies lol
Tell, Don't Show: the primary reason these "progressive" cartoons are so bad. 💔
Morgan Freeman against racism said "stop talking about it"
exactly. it's division and that's sad. ''one love'', as bob marley said.We need one love. one united humanity.
That proud family clip gave me secondhand embarrassment 😂
😂 gave me flashbacks to high school
awwww🥰🥰🥰🥰
Englishman here, I apologise for me very dead ancestor's crimes
The Proud Family was always terrible and cringe to me.
As a little kid,I loved playing Barbie with the girls at school,just because it was like city,people,and shit.If my parents would’ve asked me if I was “transgender” and wanted to become female,guess what?I WOULDVE SAID YES!Little kids don’t have that cognitive function…we need to stop this
Stop lying dude
People need to learn that kids aren't miniature adults.
the constant ''I'm offended'' behaviour has to stop or nobody will ever be able to handle anything in life.
People are so sensitive nowadays...
dude if u acknowledge something, u can do something about it. Is not just "being offended" is being denied of every aspect of life like appearing on media, or marrying, go to the bathroom. Those cartoons teach to put the shoes of other persons. Teaches empathy to children and that is the most powerful power someone can have.
@@Lolwhattheheck dude, people have always been offended. This whole attitude as if people are more offended nowadays is stupid. We can easily take a look back at our own history and it's impossible to deny it. The only difference is that we're seeing it on the internet, where everyone can see it.
AHEM, THAT’S OFFENSIVE-
i hate how it’s not okay to be offended by “edgy” very blatantly racist jokes, but when someone says something that only the softest person in the world would genuinely be offended by, they get cancelled.
The amount of cringe these cartoons have hurts... this is how they're literally brainwashing kids
With badly made models of the Birds from Angry Birds?
@@johipo3699I saw a official trans right post in the angry birds Twitter like WHAT!?☠️
@@autisticwoman665 I was talking about FunVideoTV
As long as you are also willing to acknowledge the cringe of the conservative children’s cartoons sure. To me they are two sides of the same coin
@@autisticwoman665and?
I remember that as a kid I watch the Masters of the Universe cartoons.
I remember that i feel disappoint when I realize that the cartoon was made to sell the toys.
Now, with the Gender Ideology cartoon they are selling to kids surgery and life-lasting medical treatments.
I have no words to describe my feelings about that.
I lost a friend recently over a stupid argument like this, me just pointing out facts. I live in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, a predominantly black city, black on black crime here happens quite a lot and it is becoming worse over the years. We're becoming the Detroit of the Midwest. ONE neighborhood here has higher crime rates than the national average. And I say it's their ACTIONS, not their race that gets them into trouble! How am I racist for saying that? Statistics do not lie nor do they care about your feelings. I am NOT racist, yeah, I'm a quarter black (mostly Latino and white, yeah us mixed race people get shit too and nobody talks about that really), there's a lot of black music I love, I've met blacks who are really cool people and REALIZE how free they are and that they are the living dream of their ancestors and I am very happy for them. People taking their freedoms for granted is becoming far too common now to the point it is sadly pathetic. The revival of antisemitism in this country is a whole other topic and a pretty sad one.
I love you, man. Keep spreading the truth. Subscribed. I love your content, I usually don't follow specific RUclipsrs. Your truth on the whole LGBT wokeness speaks big truths. This stuff needs to stop.
as a great man once said, “leave them kids alone”
Just another brick in the wall.
That man definitely wasn’t my nasty uncle😒
And that great man is a game streamer Call Of Duty after that he got banned with his friend who's stand with him . The World were gone mad .
@@NeonCherryBlossum twitch , you can search his name
“Hey teacher! Leave us kids alone!”
For the past 5 years i've been saying they are confusing personality for gender. It's ridiculous and bigoted in itself labeling certain likes and dislikes as strictly belonging to a certain gender. All they are doing is confusing the hell out of children.
Well for what I understand these people just sound like they are backwards like to them personality means gender and gender means personality and they think a boy baby means they had a girl and a girl means they had boy baby man these people so backwards.
Honestly I see it as people "othering" themselves. Be an effeminate man. Be a masculine women. Choose to dress androgynous. Who cares? Thinking this makes you a different, defiant gender is just beyond me.
I'm going to only let my future kids watch the old school cartoons. This is just too much.
I'll only make them watch what I used to watch
Where there were no black characters or the ones that showed black face?
@@johns8596 Not every show had that. Please stop with that nonsense. People are becoming apathetic towards that subject because of silly comments like this. Stop crying wolf. It's 2024 now. My first crush in 1st grade was black and my first best friend was also black. I am white. So just stop.
@@livinginthepines well they were my cartoons with the exception of one.
So. Im speaking from my experience.
If I made my kids watch what I did they wouldn't have seen any blacks. Except one cartoon.
So now its...😭 gone too far.
When it comes to generations. Its each ones to speak on.
No one cares who you dated or how many black friends you had.
That's great.
And it wasnt even the topic of your post.
I was talking about cartoons and my time. Or my experience.
Not your dating history.
Who you had a crush on...??
How old are you?
My experience is not yours.
So we can just forget that racism exists by pretending its over now.
When its not.
Your apathy is yours.
I'll go with something else.
You think I care about yours or the worlds apathy?
Thats not the way I conduct my life.
Yeah hes a pick me for sure.
He got you.
@@johns8596 Um hello? You are on MY comment lol. Nobody asked YOU about your experience. So why should I care about your experience when you don't want to hear about mine on my own comment? You are not that important. Sorry to break it to you.
Dude, I love you so much for this. As a Christian man soon to be a dad, I’m glad even a gay man can see that cartoons are pushing this on kids. It’s scary to see this, it’s made to look cute, but it’s saying the most oppressive things.
These aren’t the cartoons I remember… Glory to God
I grew up with OG Arthur, this woke version is so dystopian, the worst way to destroy my childhood.
I think all most of the shows we grew up watching became dystopian versions of themselves.
I can relate as the woke Animaniacs reboot drove me crazy.
Wait until you see the teachings of Jesus, especially the opening of Matthew chapter 7.
@@KathyHarrington I couldn't even watch that. It was so bad. The only good thing about it is that it took misogynistic shitlib Wellesley Wild off of *Family Guy* so he couldn't run that into the ground any more than he already did.
as a gay men i dont think these should be shown to kids
I will show them *Song of the South* before I ever show them this garbage.
Oh, but heterosexual is safe? Yeah, just show them sex of a male and female. Or let them kiss even!!
Come on.
as a lesbian I don't either
ew a gay person don’t come near any kids
@@Attmaykids love gore and fighting thats how fnafs popular and spider man kids dont wanan learn to have pronouns
First one: silly.
Second one: absurd.
Third one: acceptable.
Fourth one: exaggerated.
I’m with you. Cartoons for kids ages 3-10 being this woke is scary, also for it being educational purposes is diabolical, and this needs to stop or it will get worse. People are now blinded by the LGBT community and being overly sensitive by the smallest thing. Like this comment if you agree.
Also the Steven universe video is confusing as heck, they didn’t even talk about lgbt deal it obviously.
They fucked with Arthur?? 😡
@exorcistrisingofficialMr Ratburn
@exorcistrisingofficial Which got banned in Alabama (probably because the uneducated folk over there thought he'd be marrying his sister instead).
@PinkysComputerillusions When that episode first came out it was right around the same time that I stopped watching new PBS cartoons altogether but I didn't think about it back then because I viewed it as me growing out of my cartoon self to get ready for High School. Now looking back at that it's almost as if I Instinctively knew it was woke but didn't know what it was at the time.
Out of context that sounds weird
Thank God that the only show that’s actually Relevant with kids today is Bluey.
Fr all these shows getting into politics while Bluey's over tryna find out what toy to play with today
@@GarnetIsAPunkRocker Modern Disney says the Princess _doesn’t need any man and she can save herself_ and here Bluey is saying _You’d rather stay here with the stinky dragon? Alright I’ll wake him up…! And you know, true love is real and you shouldn’t run away from it_ lol
They even tried to cancel Bluey for not being “racially diverse” enough…they’re dogs. I love Bluey ! We can’t let them bastardize it 😂❤❤
@@Southernmommy533 I do worry now because of the Conservative rip off Chip Chilla that the network will probably try to add Progressive messaging as a Combat to Chip Chilla but I beg that not be the case
"Bluey"? Is that kind of like "Blue's Clues"? I remember watching that with my nephew in the day.
"don't deny it, defy it. be anti-racist" *my white ahh in the corner of the room dying from death*
“Don’t be racist”
Such inspiring words🙏🙏
What would Arthur know about racism. Everyone is a different breed of animal
Indeed, which makes this all the less sane. There was a book in a series called Paw Island back in the 1999 featuring a colony of dogs and cats which featured a new dog who didn't like cats or dogs who didn't look like him, with the rest of the cast teaching him that being different doesn't make you bad., but the way this was done was better and more sensible as a whole.
And mark brown said the characters are interchangeable
HE SPEAKS THE ELDRITCH TRUTH
I am bisexual and have lived in Utah, a very religious and conservative state, for my whole life. I have never experienced any real setback or any form of oppression because of my sexuality. I don't think its fair to say no one in this country has experienced oppression for their sexuality but I think simply being lgbt isn't a good reason to go around wearing a badge of victimhood. I think that many people today choose to see themselves as victimized without experiencing any real victimization and its very unhealthy. For a long time I thought that way and it made me miserable even though there was no actual material reason for me to feel like I was being victimized. I think its important to see the difference in real oppression and just being part of a minority, because a lot of us have it really good and claiming false victimhood will only blind you to the reality of how good your life truly is.
I was born and raised in Utah and I agree. I come from a religious and conservative family and decided to stay religious and conservative myself. However, I've ALWAYS had family and friends from varying sexualities to varying religions and races. We never had an issue getting along because we never felt like we HAD to agree on every little thing. If we hurt each other's feelings, we apologized. But otherwise we'd make each other laugh so hard that we'd either stop breathing or start crying.
People act like if you have different opinions, you can't get along or you're somehow "against" each other. But that is so far from the truth and there are people who are proving that every single day.
I'm conservative and religious, too, but we never had hatred against lgbtq. We were fine with it, and the same thing with race.
I find it hard to be in asexual online groups because they keep going on about "aphobia". I've been told that my lack of interest in sex is due to "low testosterone" (and the media is constantly denigrating virginity), but I don't consider that bigotry of any sort (I've never been beaten up for whom I don't have sex with). It seems that my mental disorders make my life far more difficult than my sexual orientation does.
did anyone ask
@@JayLane193It bothers you someone shared?
0:43 THAT LITERALLY WHAT I SAY EVERYTIME THEY SHOVE AN LGBT THING IN A SHOW OR MOVIE
Oh no... gay people existing
That was the smoothest transaction into a sponsor. On a serious note, I agree. I'm trans and I'm 13. Maybe I'm fuckin delusional, maybe I have no idea who I am. On racism, I think it's stupid. Why do people judge people based on if we have different skin tones or slanted eyes. I think kids should be kids.
This was more of a millennial cartoon but I remember one _"Static Shock"_
they had a really good episode that tackled the racism issue and did it really well. How did we go from that to THIS?!?!
I remember when that show aired on Kids WB back in 2000 when I was 7 years old. Nostalgia man...
Yes! I'm always bringing up Static Shock as a terrific example of a good show that dealt with heavy topics like gang violence, school shootings, homelessness, and racism without become super preachy. The teenagers on that show kept trying to relate with and care for each other. I'm a white woman and as a girl that was one on my favorite shows to watch on Saturday mornings because it was just good.
Good show they wana reboot it with changes hopefully they leave it alone
@@Jewel_Screaming_Chango8387 good luck with that, unless DISRESPECT the CORRUPT copyright and just make a fan version and give copyright freaks middle finger and have SWIM steal your hardrive oops i diddent post it someoen took my hdd or put a virus on my PC.
When I was a kid, I watched "He-Man". A half-naked man battling a half-naked skeleton with incredible abs. Now that was wholesome entertainment! (Thank goodness they're on RUclips.)
Sounds way better than the shows today... There's a reason why I stopped watching tv
That’s sounds fire actually
why did Skeletor have abs? this is a genuine question, was he wearing a muscle suit or something?
Even She Ra for all its talk about helping each other and having a moral at the end of the story was TAME compared to this bullshit. I liked He Man too particularly when they did crossover episodes and two of them teamed up.
Sounds a bit like Jojo lmao, but i did it too
I’m sorry but the whole point of Arthur is that they are animals. No race is involved. Wtf. This makes me so sad because I used to love this show when I was a kid. It taught me to love others for who they are not what they look like. This is such BS
As a cartoon producer, voice actor and a writer my web series Fireflame and since this cartoon dragon dosen't know what any of this stuff is... i will not be discussing any of this in my show. Thats not what my company stands for, its not my way, i was not raised like this... Fireflame is gonna be about helping the other dragons, Flame is a dragon superhero he is gonna teach kids to not be afraid and helping out stuff like that... None of that political stuff absolutely not... This show is gonna help so many people... Not one episode i wrote talks about any of this
Tbh I really like Static Shock. They have an episode about racism where it's a realistic scenario. Richie (the white best friend) has a dad who has prejudice thoughts about black people and he is directly confronted by Static Shock's dad who changes his views and learns from his backward mindset.
actually his name is Static, the show's name is Static Shock!
@@Xeorboom This is the biggest shock ever 😢
That was a great freaking show, I enjoyed it alot and I'm pretty much just a white guy with just little native in me.
@@user-ow2yr4nu4z Lol I'm blasian and one of the best characters to me was Richie it was a show that put the story and characters over the race of the characters
@@Kyarchuu_draws one thing I've noticed most people who are into anime-comics-scifi don't need to be preached at about racism or many other social ills, our community is kinda devoid of it, we are the dreamers. I think in general we have higher IQs because we actually do shit that requires stuff like reading and critical thinking lol and all that other bullshit is a trap for lesser minds. The ol' free your mind and your ass will follow.
Parents need to pay attention to what they let their kids watch.
They won't, but they should.
I watched gravity falls when I was younger man the hell is wrong with cartoons these days😭
Let's just let the kids be kids because they don't care about race or sexuality they care about what crayons they're gonna use in their coloring book and what they're gonna play with their friends