My 3.5 y.o. daughter likes fascist cartoons

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2 minutes ago, Bill & Katya said:

Was this allowed?

 

 

we were southern baptist, lutheran propaganda was not to be trusted.

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2 hours ago, Boiler said:

TV came along MUCH later.

 

Wonder what they would think of Ivor?

 

 

He dumped "CLEAN" Coal so it's all good 

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And this pretty much sums up my experience with immigration

 

 

[Italian_in_NYC 259]

My Russian in-laws show my kids Chuburashka and Krokodil Gena... I wonder how that would fare with the cnn's author.

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Well, my little 2 y old niece is a huge Paw Patrol fan. She even has PJ's and drinking  cups. The other day my sister told me she busted her while she was beating up another 2 year old with her paw patrol cup....on her head.

[Italian_in_NYC 259]

1 minute ago, Beachlover said:

Well, my little 2 y old niece is a huge Paw Patrol fan. She even has PJ's and drinking  cups. The other day my sister told me she busted her while she was beating up another 2 year old with her paw patrol cup....on her head.

So 100% of 2-year olds are fascist, believe me.

2-year olds are hooligans, but don't worry, when they turn 3 they get worse.

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1 minute ago, Italian_in_NYC said:

So 100% of 2-year olds are fascist, believe me.

2-year olds are hooligans, but don't worry, when they turn 3 they get worse.

I know,  this all started after she watched this fascist cartoon.  It certainly turns them into little Hitler's offspring.

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Now I'm thinking about it, I was all into H-man, Transformers and Bruce Lee ( thanks to having brothers). Don't even wanna know what that does to a child's mind.

[Italian_in_NYC 259]

I used to play with robots, lego, watch violent Japanese cartoons (which were awesome btw), and was a huge WWE fan.

I turned into a tax accountant. How sad.

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Not sure of the MDL can cope with this so press play at your own risk:

 

 

[smilesammich 10,727]

9 minutes ago, Beachlover said:

Now I'm thinking about it, I was all into H-man, Transformers and Bruce Lee ( thanks to having brothers). Don't even wanna know what that does to a child's mind.

he man had a moral lesson at the end of every episode. i wasn't allowed to watch at home but i would go to friends houses to watch when i could (same with listening to michael jackson but i digress). with all the of all the mcgee and me/flying house nonsense i watched as a kid it was he-man that made me the upstanding citizen i am today.

 

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15 minutes ago, Italian_in_NYC said:

I used to play with robots, lego, watch violent Japanese cartoons (which were awesome btw), and was a huge WWE fan.

I turned into a tax accountant. How sad.

WWE!  My brothers and me would imitate them in the living room ( poor mom) jumping from the couches. Same thing with the Japanese cartoons. It's a funny detail,but two siblings are now accountant too. And the other one ( the rebel) has a very boring job as well.

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8 minutes ago, smilesammich said:

he man had a moral lesson at the end of every episode. i wasn't allowed to watch at home but i would go to friends houses to watch when i could (same with listening to michael jackson but i digress). with all the of all the mcgee and me/flying house nonsense i watched as a kid it was he-man that made me the upstanding citizen i am today.

 

I was lucky my mom liked Michael Jackson music. But I recall I wanted to be like Bruce Lee. It certainly thought me something, like how to beat my brother in what I thought were excellent karate skills.

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How about Tom & Jerry? I always rooted for Tom, I hated that damn mouse.

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4 minutes ago, Italian_in_NYC said:

How about Tom & Jerry? I always rooted for Tom, I hated that damn mouse.

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