Were children's cartoons turned into weapons of globohomo or were they always weapons from the start?
Were children's cartoons turned into weapons of globohomo or were they always weapons from the start?
Wyatt Parker
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Kevin Diaz
Watch cartoons from the 90s and get back to me. We were honked from the start.
Kevin Kelly
Just look how often clarinets, bar mitzwas and hannukah is mentioned in a cartoon. Even once is too much
Bentley Mitchell
outside of early Disney, cartoons were 100% jew since the beginning.
Jacob Garcia
>clarinets
serious question, what's jewish about clarinets?
Justin Wood
Jew music uses the clarinets more than any other instrument. You will notice it when you hear it
David Brown
oh yeah, i see what you mean. thanks user.
Jose Bell
its always been beneath the surface (captain planet teaching kids to recycle) but it's brazenness has only intensified in recent years. i blame steven universe for pushing the resurgence of cartoons being a "tool" to push pro-social values of acceptance and diversity etc. etc.
you could say cartoons like ren and stimpy or beavis and butthead were "degenerate" in content or whatever, but never did they stop mid cartoon to tell you to call your congressman/woman to pass gun reform (this happens in an actual episode of OK KO, made by rebecca sugar's husband).
Jason Powell
Anything with an aim to spread across the world is globohomo by definition
Jaxon Cooper
Ian Davis
Sad
Ryan Howard
Sex-ed Is Rape
Brandon Miller
even fucking King Of The Hill had a few episodes.
Though ironically, the j*w that invented Dale, and intended to have him be a stereotype, accidently made him a beloved character that the show would develop the most.
Joshua Sanchez
the only good cartoons to ever exist were the first three seasons of spongebob and tom and jerry.
Hunter Watson
Early ones were fine, just stupid entertainment for kids. In the 90s they started to incorporate vulgar shock humor, not-so-subtle sex jokes and the like. By the 2010s they went full faggot.
Sebastian Smith
I always felt like this episode was surprisingly accurate. A war or even aggression against Japan wouldn't work so well these days, too many young people fucking love Japan.
Leo Baker
Spongebob is godawful "lol so randumb" horseshit.
Jacob Barnes
The stats back it up. Positive sentiment of Japan has been on a solid uptrend for 25 years.
Cameron Gray
There have always been Jews behind the scenes of cartoons but they were interested in making money more than blatant virtue signaling. Their children and their diversity initatives have taken over the writers rooms in the last decade or so and the results have been disastrous.
Julian White
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Jordan Clark
This applies to all broadcast media going back to early radio. And before that, newspapers. Unless it's run by the state, it has other goals.
>namely filling people's heads with useless info
Sebastian Ortiz
As much as I love Tex Avery cartoons and old WB shit, the fact is that loud noises and flashing lights are not good for a kid's brain, neither is sitting on a couch for hours a day for that matter.
As for the humor it's always been subversive.
>"but humor is naturally subversive"
Wrong. Mass communicated humor is. You need to poke fun at a universal heel to make it work. But personal humor needs no such subversion or subtext to work. Watching your friend fall on his ass is funny without implications of homosexuality or three layers of irony. In fact, you may notice that people with less access to TV, while seemingly "humorless", are much more prone to those gales of laughter that completely sweep a room after some kind of decent tomfoolery
Angel Torres
>working in animation
>every job app when I was applying asked for pronouns
I like it, animation is now being made by the youth who enjoyed them growing up
So naturally, the generation focus shifts
Owen Barnes
They were hijacked. It wasn't like this at the start.
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