So i always see (and remember) the 90s as a better time, more prosperous and less agitated racially.
I grew up in a conservative home and my parents didn't let us watch cartoons, so I missed out on this stuff.
What I've noticed seeing it as an adult is that it's really fucked up. Dark colors, grim, gloomy, warped imagery, horror vibes in kids shows etc.
Courage the cowardly dog for instance was written by the kike in picrel. It's a gross show that makes you feel gross, I have no idea why the fuck this shit was allowed for children.
I think the 90s was a pile of shit where a lot of the goals and plans had already taken root and had just started to sprout.
>Dark colors, grim, gloomy, warped imagery, horror vibes in kids shows etc. that was what i liked about it most, i got older and foundout who HP Lovecraft was and it all made sense. im sure in the end it was jewish propoganda, but dark realism is better than this rainbow colored faggotry in todays shows
Gargoyles was fucking awesome, i probably learned more british folklore through that show than school, it was what tv shows shouldve been
Adam Brooks
I don't watch TV. I've just seen bits and pieces and noticed the 90s has really dark and warped imagery.
Anthony Rogers
>we wuz da real jews n’ shiet
Jace Reed
Maybe I'm stretching here, but its not dark like the old LoTR cartoon, which I watched. It's dark in a way that distinctly reminds me of 90s alternative/grunge culture. White edgelords who fought the system and all became tranny/kike/nigger enablers. They made this wave of "kids shows" and I think they're fucking awful flgarbage for kids
Austin Gray
>Dark colors, grim, gloomy, warped imagery, horror vibes in kids shows etc But Count Duckula was great. Spooked me good as a kid but once I understood british humor I really wish I had been a bit older when the show was running. 2 Stupid Dogs was great in OP era.. lol idnt that cute.. BUT ITS WRONG
Xavier Bailey
this 100%. i remember being a kid growing up on cartoon network. johnny bravo, dexter's lab, all that shit. i remember when courage came out, the backgrounds, the colors, all felt off, dark, warped, gloomy. truly a dark show. i never got into it.
Courage the cowardly dog is dope as fuck. Yeah, the show is dark. It’s horror themed. I can’t think of any explicit globohomo symbolism or potentially corrupting content that was exemplified in the show.
If you’re wanting to go after kike shit, Nickelodeon is probably the biggest offender in the 90s. Especially the live action shows.
Yeah, there were(and are) some genuinely weird shows. I'm also not a fan of "horror" and don't understand the appeal at all. I also grew up having tons of unfathomably awful nightmares constantly, and would immediately change the channel whenever a commercial for a scary movie came on.
I seriously don't understand the appeal. I don't consider myself a pussy in the sense that I'm incapable of hurting/killing another person if I needed to, but gratuitously unnecessary violence is just off-putting and makes me feel uneasy. It's not "cool", it's fucked up.
Gabriel Hughes
>Read the bible. Now THAT is fucked up and extremely Jewish.
Ayden Bailey
Everything from the entertainment industries have always been Jewish. >newspapers ran by Jews >first radio broadcast run by Jews >first movie/television production companies run by Jews It's been this way since before the 90s.
>Courage the cowardly dog is dope as fuck. >Yeah, the show is dark. >It’s horror themed. >I can’t think of any explicit globohomo symbolism or potentially corrupting content that was exemplified in the show. I didn't watch it, because it wasn't "dope as fuck". It was weird as shit and absolutely shouldn't have been advertised as show for kids. Seriously, what is with the "horror"-fags? They always want to one-up each other on how edgy and dark they are compared to everyone else, and I can't believe they've been allowed to carry on as long as they have been.
Makes absolutely no sense how nudity is seen as some ultimate-taboo for TV, but the horror bullshit is perfectly acceptable.
Tyler Wilson
>Grow up. Read the bible. Says a tradcath retard that has neither read the bible, nor goes to church.
Aiden Brown
Animaniacs and Earthworm Jim were kino.
Adrian Howard
All i know is that rugrats is 100% based and redpilled
Aaron Bell
like how young are you talking about? its a show about a cartoon dog I wouldn't consider it as "adult" as something like ren and stimpy, but if kids found it too scary they wouldn't watch it. Anyways there isn't anythign wrong with horror, scary stories were always popular with kids, so its probalby psychologically healthy
