Why isn't the alt-right making content for children?

I have foreseen the reality tv show "Americas Next Top Hitler: Do you have the Reich stuff?"

Screenshot this

>why it hasn't been done sooner, really.

Its the pinkos Cary, got their grimy mitts in everything

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This is true, I mean, America's white nationalism teaches Christianity to its white children instead of paganism, teaching Jewish morals is the same thing as worshiping a black African penis.

Now, you Christian white nationalists, prove to me from the Bible itself that Christianity teaches to hate black people, that the proof is not a mere interpretation.

First cool picture. You have the right idea but parents are simply not going to be comfortable with their kids going on a stranger's website that attempts to convert them to something, even if the parents lean trad. The only way to do on a large scale it is through the state, the parents will trust it and no one will be able to stop you. Zoomers are projected to be the most conservative generation anyway and are against gay marriage and trans people. Also you should never lead with the jewish question because they'll thing you're a crazy nazi. Talk to zoomers about replacement rates and the weakening of American culture, leave the JQ for last.

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nobody is going to show our media to their kids anyway unless they are redpilled parents, and kids would have a hard time finding it on their own because we're deplatformed from everything

my excuse is that I'm broke. When I have the equipment, I will do just that actually.

What's the difference between education and conversion?
We just have to package the content in a way that won't tip people off to what you're doing. Leftist faggots will still hate it of course, but their opinions don't matter.

Again, it probably wouldn't have to be overtly NatSoc. We could advertise it on websites that kids go to already.

Based. By equipment do you mean a drawing tablet or something?

Ah I see what you mean. And yeah Brainpop was pretty wholesome and educational back when I was that age. Something like that could work.

I mean a laptop with significant enough performance to do animation, a drawing tablet where I can actually see what I'm drawing on it. After that I'm golden. I just can't really afford it rn tho. I have to use all my money towards other expenses.