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Teenage cartoons date all the time on tv. If this counts as sexualizing kids, then every single cartoon with characters that have crushes or start dating people is sexualizing kids.

Also, the main character is 14. If you weren't tryin to at least finger fuk sloots at 14 then lol @ you. And if you were, it sure as chit wasn't because of Johnny Bravo.
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Originally Posted By Muzzlrpress
Teenage cartoons date all the time on tv. If this counts as sexualizing kids, then every single cartoon with characters that have crushes or start dating people is sexualizing kids.

Also, the main character is 14. If you weren't tryin to at least finger fuk sloots at 14 then lol @ you. And if you were, it sure as chit wasn't because of Johnny Bravo.
I’d 100% let my kids watch Johnny Bravo. Would 100% not let them watch a show written by a bunch of man-hating Marxist *******s/dykes.
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Originally Posted By OLawdQuan
I’d 100% let my kids watch Johnny Bravo. Would 100% not let them watch a show written by a bunch of man-hating Marxist *******s/dykes.
I mean, if man hating dykeishness is written in the show I get it. If the show itself is good then it's good. Judge the show by it's own merits I'd say. I mean, Fat Albert is still cool even though women were gettin Hot Cosby's at the time.
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Originally Posted By LinuxJon
The left: "Christians are paranoid schizophrenics for thinking the pro-gay agenda leads anywhere evil"

Also the left: "here's our new cartoon about a bisexual witch who lives in the demon realm"
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Probably good to know if someone has kids. If I had any, I'm not sure i'd want my kids watching a show like that.
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This is so disturbing its not enough for them to force the LGBTQ agenda down the throats of adults but now kids.
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This happens because it’s sick people who are running these companies. You should not give them any business.
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Legit bisexual brah checking in. No homo.

This is ridiculous.

Sexual attraction shouldn't be part of any children's show, gay, straight, or bi.

If you let your kid watch this garbage, you are an absolute piece of chit.
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Srs I believe that LGBT should be included now in the parental advisories for all programs so that parents can avoid that if they want. How many adult programs are still on that don't have some kind of LGBT story line? Now it's showing up in mainstream cartoons?

For the people who think it is no big thing you should be aware that being a Disney cartoon means that more kids will see it, even if their parents may not want them to. And the people that let them watch it will probably have no idea that it is even an element of the story. They will just think "oh, it's animated from Disney...should be okay for kids to watch."

And, no, I'm not an LGBT basher of any kind. I don't approve of pushing sexual content on to kids.

I've been less worried about my daughter watching movies that are rated R for violence/language than for sexual content. I can't take scary/gory movies, but her dad watched that stuff from a young age and wasn't bothered. She never has been either. And she knows about "adult" language and what is and isn't okay to say. So, I've heard her cussing (almost 15), but only when she was gaming online with friends and didn't know I was around. lol
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post 1613801521 08-17-2020, 10:17 AM
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Originally Posted By katya422
And, no, I'm not an LGBT basher of any kind. I don't approve of pushing sexual content on to kids.
I can't really think of a Disney movie that doesn't have some sort of romance woven into the plot, so I don't understand this logic. There are entire musical numbers devoted to characters kissing, etc. The Sleeping Beauty would be a very short film were it not for "sexual content." I'm assuming whatever the show the OP is talking about doesn't feature women scissoring or something.
I've been less worried about my daughter watching movies that are rated R for violence/language than for sexual content. I can't take scary/gory movies, but her dad watched that stuff from a young age and wasn't bothered. She never has been either. And she knows about "adult" language and what is and isn't okay to say. So, I've heard her cussing (almost 15), but only when she was gaming online with friends and didn't know I was around. lol
This is like when my parents took me to Hell Houses (haunted houses for crazy people) complete with graphic reenactments of abortion and suicide but would only let my siblings and I watch films edited to remove sex scenes from the fundamentalist rental movie place. I don't get it.
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Originally Posted By redraider86
This is like when my parents took me to Hell Houses (haunted houses for crazy people) complete with graphic reenactments of abortion and suicide but would only let my siblings and I watch films edited to remove sex scenes from the fundamentalist rental movie place. I don't get it.
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Originally Posted By redraider86
I can't really think of a Disney movie that doesn't have some sort of romance woven into the plot, so I don't understand this logic. There are entire musical numbers devoted to characters kissing, etc. The Sleeping Beauty would be a very short film were it not for "sexual content." I'm assuming whatever the show the OP is talking about doesn't feature women scissoring or something.


This is like when my parents took me to Hell Houses (haunted houses for crazy people) complete with graphic reenactments of abortion and suicide but would only let my siblings and I watch films edited to remove sex scenes from the fundamentalist rental movie place. I don't get it.
IMO straight relationships are the prevalent norm and the majority of children have a mother and a father, so seeing a rated G version of that isn't a big deal. For kids that have LGBT adults in their lives I don't see the need for that to be affirmed by children's programming, but if it needed or wanted then just label it.

I don't think the Disney princess story is particularly healthy either in general. I think it has been nice to see more female characters that take care of themselves instead of waiting on a handsome prince to save them. Of course we should have male characters that do the same.

Re: violence of course it depends on the age of the child and the level of violence. A lot of movies that were rated PG when I was a teen would likely get an R rating now due to changes in standards. There are a lot of fun action adventure movies that are tagged for violence.

Nudity could be something disturbing (graphic sex, sexual violence) but most often it is something minor (character going skinny dipping, taking a shower) or something played for laughs and I'm not about body shaming. IMO Europe is healthier in that regard.

Sexual content is almost as weird. A scene that let's you know that the characters are having sex can be a minute or less of low light kissing and groping, or a minutes long Showtime type "everything but the naughty bits" mini porn.

Specifically about my kid, well it is just her. People are different. I can't watch really graphic violence without feeling it badly on some level. She just isn't like that. Decided a year or two ago that she wants to be a mortician. She has a stronger/more dominant personality than I do also.
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Originally Posted By katya422
IMO straight relationships are the prevalent norm and the majority of children have a mother and a father, so seeing a rated G version of that isn't a big deal. For kids that have LGBT adults in their lives I don't see the need for that to be affirmed by children's programming, but if it needed or wanted then just label it.
Affirm what? It exists. Are we supposed to pretend it doesn't? Are the kids in that age group supposed to be shielded from the fact that gays exist?
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Originally Posted By Muzzlrpress
Affirm what? It exists. Are we supposed to pretend it doesn't? Are the kids in that age group supposed to be shielded from the fact that gays exist?
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Originally Posted By LtGoose
I don't understand why pushing sex on kids is so important. It's a children's show, why make it about the sexuality of a character? Disgusting
Because Hollywood is full of ****philes. They are just trying to come out and spread their agenda. First, sexualize kids then legalize ****philia. Step by step they should reach.
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Originally Posted By Muzzlrpress
Affirm what? It exists. Are we supposed to pretend it doesn't? Are the kids in that age group supposed to be shielded from the fact that gays exist?
I think that should be up to a child's parents - when and how the topic of human sexual relationships is introduced.

I've made some long posts in other threads. Essentially as far as input other than from parents it should be related to health and necessitated by the age/development of the child. So, yes, I can see the case for school to teach about puberty, pregnancy, birth control, stds, etc. when kids are of an age that they need to know that. Prior to that maybe stuff about privacy and ownership of their body and what is/is not okay with regard to how other people treat their body.
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Has anyone ITT been able to show how this show pushes sex over similar cartoons? Maybe I skimmed past a wall of text somewhere.
Originally Posted By katya422
I think that should be up to a child's parents - when and how the topic of human sexual relationships is introduced.

I've made some long posts in other threads. Essentially as far as input other than from parents it should be related to health and necessitated by the age/development of the child. So, yes, I can see the case for school to teach about puberty, pregnancy, birth control, stds, etc. when kids are of an age that they need to know that. Prior to that maybe stuff about privacy and ownership of their body and what is/is not okay with regard to how other people treat their body.
Do you hold the same standards to cartoons with straight people dating? When cartoons have a boy and girl kiss, do you cover your kids' eyes?
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Were you all equally offended when Bugs used to dress up as a female to lure Elmer Fudd? Just curious.
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Originally Posted By RedRusty
Were you all equally offended when Bugs used to dress up as a female to lure Elmer Fudd? Just curious.
I wish misc would just say they don't like seeing gays on TV instead of coming with disingenuous statements like "sexualizing kids". Nobody was mad when Mordecai was pining after Margaret or when Finn was tryin to get with Bubblegum Princess.
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Originally Posted By Muzzlrpress
Has anyone ITT been able to show how this show pushes sex over similar cartoons? Maybe I skimmed past a wall of text somewhere.

Do you hold the same standards to cartoons with straight people dating? When cartoons have a boy and girl kiss, do you cover your kids' eyes?
Nah, already addressed that. 95% of the population is cis gender hetero. So presumably (seeing as you usually get children from having sex) kids have seen their parents kiss and hug. Anything beyond that is grown up time.

I have zero hostility toward people either being born different or choosing to be different.

Gay relationships can be both- okay + not normal. Being outside of the norm generally makes life harder. Doesn't matter too much which norm.

Too stupid or too smart = problems.

Too ugly or too good looking = problems.

FWIW I buy into the idea of a spectrum from 100% straight through to 100% homo. And people can fall into all points in between.

People generally tend to conform to their group because it is adaptive to do so. You know how you don't want your kid to start associating with thugs? Or you hope to get them into a good school so they will know the "right people" to be successful?

So long as the group norm is to be straight being something other than straight will be a complication. Right now the LGB crew seems to be getting co-opted by a spooky trans children/possibly pro ped0 segment. Weird to not want your children mixed in to that crowd?

I don't think children are generally thinking anything about sex at all before puberty nor do they need to.
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Were you all equally offended when Bugs used to dress up as a female to lure Elmer Fudd? Just curious.
No. Drag doesn't bother me in the least. I'm not humorless, just protective and aware that culture has moved a lot farther a lot faster than I would have expected.

If about 5% of adult mainstream entertainment was made up of LGBT characters I would likely never have stumbled into the idea of any agenda being enacted. Instead it is 10%. At least.
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Originally Posted By katya422
Nah, already addressed that. 95% of the population is cis gender hetero. So presumably (seeing as you usually get children from having sex) kids have seen their parents kiss and hug. Anything beyond that is grown up time.
If anything beyond straight is grown up time, then what does that say about kids who aren't straight? Again, this is a show aimed at late adolescent/early teens, so they are well aware of what sex and sexuality is already.
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Originally Posted By Muzzlrpress
If anything beyond straight is grown up time, then what does that say about kids who aren't straight? Again, this is a show aimed at late adolescent/early teens, so they are well aware of what sex and sexuality is already.
Maybe yes, maybe no. Some kids are more sheltered.

I could be wrong but I believe that the Disney channel was a channel for kids. Is this not being shown on the Disney channel? Do they have some other channel for older kids?

I think most parents and grandparents see "Disney cartoon" and think "okay for children". Maybe that isn't true anymore. But if so I hope there is some really obvious banner at the start of the show or something because aunts and grannies probably don't differentiate cartoons by age groups.
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Originally Posted By katya422
Maybe yes, maybe no. Some kids are more sheltered.

I could be wrong but I believe that the Disney channel was a channel for kids. Is this not being shown on the Disney channel? Do they have some other channel for older kids?

I think most parents and grandparents see "Disney cartoon" and think "okay for children". Maybe that isn't true anymore. But if so I hope there is some really obvious banner at the start of the show or something because aunts and grannies probably don't differentiate cartoons by age groups.
Disney is just like any other cartoon network. You have the kiddie stuff for little ones, and there more mature ones for older kids. It's like comparing DuckTales to Gargoyles. The latter will have more mature themes, love story subplots, murder, etc..

Can't just think cartoons are all for 5 year olds, even Disney. Caretakers are SUPPOSED to supervise after all, not toss the kid a remote and say go nuts. All shows have a rating when they come on TV. Most ignore it.
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Lol no they don't. People like to mock us Muslims but in reality we figured this **** long time ago and I don't care what other people think at this point.
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Very sad that they are pushing this on kids, when only half will become twinks
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