The Arthur thing was some of the most forced shit ever. Their world consists entirely of anthropomorphic animals. If they want to cover racism, they could at least make it consistent with the world by making it about an animal being discriminated against.
@@criticalthinker3262 just because its supposed to mimic real life doesnt mean it needs to sound so ham fisted and cringy. Arthur has covered topics before in a more nuanced and imo more well written manner.
@Shy Brotha Speaks The whole video shows instances of modern cartoons where they put entertainment to the back seat and preach more of their agenda. For example they could just talk about great black people during black history month but they chose to degrade a white man for stealing credit (even though he didn't).
Add, at daycare, wishing to hell mom or dad wasn’t gone so long, wanting to be in your own home, your own room instead of with a gob of other snot nosed brats.
@@jdy1054 Don’t forget the cat lady Femcel who has the job because she likes kids only in small doses. Because that is sometimes the make up of a day care worker.
In the Arthur universe, wouldn't skin or fur color be far less important than species? Like, even really racist humans don't usually think to much about hair or eye color.
bro if a gay rock falls in a love with another gay rock and that angres you to the point you think progressive media as a whole is dumb, i dont know what to tell you but youve wet int to the alt-right pipeline bigotry
@@da45r It's not the part about being gay, it's the fact that they are teaching politics in a fricken kid's show. Kids watch tv to be entertained, not to be preached to about the colors of the rainbow.
@@dannyboielsegundo9873mf if them niggas telling u the how to respect people with different views on love to kids and u mad for that shit I think it just mean that u care more, kids don't fucking care bro, being diverse isn't political
@@da45r The think about kids is they will believe anything they are taught because they don't really think through things. If you ask me, that is pretty manipulative to target kids. Also, excuse your language.
i was born in 96 and i too miss the old show. i was vibing with the new guy when i put on Blue's Clues for my kids. and for a while, nothing woke was happening. they were singing about shapes, colors, solving problems, and i grew to like Josh. but then the pride parade episode happened. i turned it off and never turned it on again. tried out Ms.Rachel. i was aware about Jules, but no one was pushing her pronouns on the show. just singing songs and helping kids learn. then Ms.Rachel invited Dylan Mulvaney on. haven't played a video of hers since. it's very hard nowadays to find good kids content that aren't trying to push any political agendas. i miss the shows that taught children and made them laugh. i don't rely on TV anyway. just want my kids to enjoy a little TV time. every other time i'm interacting with them myself, reading to them, having them play with their billions of toys and color. for now, they like Baby Shark, Sesame Street, and Gracie's Corner. i play episodes that i know are just good fun. i also play the old cartoons for them
As kids, we only saw the characters in “Arthur” as people. Sure, they’re all different animals, but we never thought of them as white or black or certain races. Now the show practically teaches racism. What’s really weird is that Mrs. MacGrady used to have a slightly different skin color.
the brain celebrated kwanzaa.if you couldn't tell he was black you were absolutely stupid asf. i can assure you that arthur has always been about celebrating diversity and different religions and races.
@@mbdg6810 What's sad now is kids are calling themselves gay/lgtb/whatever because it's an easy defense/cant touch me. Kids naturally know what is privileged/has all the power and it definitely is not being normal/straight. I know several parents who noticed this in their schools. Dont like a teacher? He/She hates that Im Lgbt.. Getting bullied or being a bully? Its because I am lgtb or he/she hates that I am lgbt.
Well how else are they gonna change the world lol they have to go after the kids before they get old enough to realize how utterly stupid this all is. They gotta get em while their young.
Instead of teaching boys to wear things like dresses, we should teach em that it’s ok to wear historical clothing like cloaks, robes and other cool stuff! Edit: a lot of people were saying its ok to wear dresses or that dresses were historically accurate, and things like Han dynasty robes or roman dresses or Scottish kilts or other cool stuff from Africa and what not would also be really cool to see socially accepted.
some "cool" guy tried making fun of me for wearing a fedora a while ago. A fedora. He actually thought calling me "fedora guy" was a legitimate and amusing thing to do... Clearly he doesn't know about Indiana Jones, Frank Sinatra, Al Capone, Humphrey Bogart, etc... As if the fashion sense of current society somehow beats a classic hat worn by badasses and gentlemen for well over 100 years.... I wonder what hats he legitimately thinks are cool... an umbrella hat probably lmao
@@connorapurcell It's because Fedoras have been a meme for 'neckbeards' and 'man children' for decades. But Fedoras are actually really cool and i barely see anyone wear them, even the stereotype it goes with.
@@MegaAniLinkFan lol well while I do have a beard, it is not on my neck, and as a 200lb, 6'2.5" tall man I doubt I qualify as a 'man child'. IMO the number of classy gentlemen, cultured rogues, and masculine adventurers far outnumber any 'neckbeards' or 'man children' in terms of people who can pull off wearing a fedora.
In all fairness, My Little Pony also had a cliff hanger two-part episode where the main characters dismantle a communist government by encouraging the ponies living under it to reclaim their individual autonomy.
Yeah I was a brony back in the day and there's absolutely no way to argue that show is woke, the entire thing is about finding your individuality and a group of friends, then not losing your individuality within that group because the unique input you bring to the group strengthens it. The show also deals with how to find reasonable compromises to resolve an argument without violence, then goes out of its way to show that some circumstances cannot be reasoned out of and must be confronted with courage rather than hatred so as to not be blind to an opportunity to make your sworn enemy into your friend. This is the antithesis of wokeness, it encourages children to truly believe that they not only have a right to their voice but that others do too, and that a person can be lifted out of even the darkest depths of evil provided you have a long enough rope and care to try. Fuck the fact that it's technicolour horses, that show turned a fat autistic friendless incel with deep-seated rage and gave him the skills and self-confidence to find a group of lifelong friends, ride out school and make it out into the real world before he turned a gun on either himself or his classmates. I have an enjoyable life now, depression-free, I've had relationships and make friends easily; still fat, but any amount of ridicule couldn't budge me from proudly admitting that show helped me. How could I not be proud of what it helped me achieve?
@@danielcantu859 It wasn't mentioned in every episode like today's cartoons do. Today's cartoons mention political/gay shit in literally every episode.
early spongebob was packed with actually funny, subtly adult-based jokes whilst still having genuinely good morals and messages for kids too. what a time that was
The my little pony thing could honestly so easily go over the head of any little kid watching it. And it could just as easily be explained as the ponies being sisters instead of a couple.
My god, that Arthur clip is so forced. I remember the most controversial thing in that show was when Arthur got really mad and punched little sister or something, now that was intense back in the day 🤣
They had another one. Binky has a soft side and his friends make fun of him for it so he starts exercising to prove his manliness. He works out so much his testosterone spikes higher than he can handle and he starts to physically abuse everyone. The moral of the episode is it is okay to bully others but not to hard or they will cry and beg for their life when they see you. That's a no no.
@@azinyefantasy4445 thats actually the first and i think only time a show did that and i think it would be better today because some kids need to get bullied so they dont turn out like all of these tik tok kids
Abouth that clip,how can black people even be a race in the show?Like black bears and black wolf are different species of animal and they happen to have black fur...are you telling me that black HUMAN exist in the world of arthur for some fucking reason?
@Tommy's House of Vlogs they were so important that you obsessed over their sexual identities and paid attention to make sure they never made any microagressions I'm sure, as any pre-K child does!
I know I sure wasn't thinking about it. I was too busy exploding baking soda & vinegar volcanoes in our kitchen and then trying to figure out how to clean the evidence off of the ceiling before my parents got home from work! Lol lol
The Blues Clues one has even more “fun” things in it if you watch the whole thing. Drag queen has a BLM fist on the mic, one char has a bandage where they were given the vax, another has scars where their breasts were removed, and one is wearing a “MTF” pin (male to female). I wouldn’t be surprised if there’s more. Btw, I didn’t find these “Easter eggs” myself, another commenter pointed them out
MLP is so good. As a kid I didn't even know that they were gay. And they are so subtle about it. I like how MLP shows boy and girl relationships more than the gay ones.
There's one instance where they show 2 girls propose each other but it's in the background and not very prominent. They're called Lyra and Bonbon if I'm not wrong. S9 Ep23 The Big Mac Question around 7:48
I remember, as a child in the 90s, that animators, writers, and directors were a lot more subtle and thoughtful about inserting sensitive and abstract concepts like racism, sexism, death, etc. into cartoons. Looking back, some of these episodes in their respective series are often some of the most cherished and celebrated. Nowadays, the idea is to bash kids over the head with the message and have characters talking like they're reading off a pamphlet or propaganda piece.
Honestly, the only show that I think hasn't been ruined for preschoolers is the show Bluey (look it up). Its not meant to teach our kids or push bullshit. Its just meant for entertaining purposes and that one actually has some adult jokes in it too. Plus they tried to cancel it on Twitter because it wasn't diverse enough, so you know its good.
@@kaitlins2934 It is my daughters' favorite show. My youngest has a big plushie of Bluey and Bingo. And it's the only show I can actually watch with them and not be bored
I don't think the Democratic and Republican parties will exist then from how much divide there is I think eventually one might try to get rid of the other.
Cartoons in the 90's: "This alien looks like the alien we fought last week, but he's not an asshole. Maybe we shouldn't judge by appearances." Cartoons now: *Literally just current politics.*
Back then there were still Karens forcing Saturday Morning Advertiseme- I mean Cartoons to practice standards. (Which led to a sappy message at the end)
And there's the issue. Wokeness has ruined the left's cultural message, and it leaves everyone else with only two conclusions to draw, either their cultural message now is extremeist and a little hateful, or the people writing are insane due to overdosing on propaganda and have entirely chugged the kool aid, when thats never what the message was about. Either way the ones currently in control of the media need to be removed or else we will regress.
Blacks also invented samurai. And they also invented the vessels to cross the Atlantic, whitey stole them upon completion so that they could enslave them and bring them to America so that they could invent that too
Keep in mind MLP literally has 2 part special about why Communism is bad and doesn't work and the main villain from that 2 parter ends up being a season long villain
I’m surprised so many people are commenting about this. I guess it does have less work intentions which is great! Though yes at times it does have annoying Democratic stuff
@@Chopper7272 It's cause it's fucking funny that and the weird thing that like a weirdly large amount of bronies are right wing while furries sit on the left more often it's just weird man
My 6 year old sister was innocently reading a children's story book when she suddenly yelled "ewww" and laughed at the twist ending where a prince was kissing a prince instead of a princess. I guess she's a racist-sexist-homophobe.
@@hamiltonfan3252 The first film is the canon ending to the golden age of Spongebob because he becomes the manager of the OG Krusty Krab while Mr Krabs goes on to manage KK2. Everything after that is a fever nightmare
My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic opened it's fifth season with an anti-Socialism parable. Trust me, that show ain't woke....though the upcoming reboot might be, but we'll see.
I don't even know how that one was shown I didnt even think lesbian until he said something. They were talking about other things it wasn't all about them being lesbian horses. They did good representation they didn't go into depth about lesbian horse love.
I'm in my mid twenties and I've been watching that show since I was a younger teen..... I truly didn't pick up on the lesbian ponies, I thought they were sisters. I've praised my little pony for years about the anti socialism two part episodes and how it's always been so interesting and alluring without needing to go woke. That's part of why I watch it as an adult, there's not much out there anymore that's not pushing propaganda or telling me I'm evil for having conservative views
Ikr. I thought they were sisters. I've watched this show for years (I'm 19) and when I was a bit younger I still didn't think that. Idk why it's on this list
The most offensive part of the Arthur thing was rather than be creative in their own story world and draw an analogy from the creature types and demonstrate racism by having another "race" of creature be mistreated they literally went for the soft-brained her-dur people black.
It seems the directors of all famouse shows and series are "forced" by autority to put some scenes in their series, so they show their bitterness and disagreement with making it in the worst way possible ! and the autority is so stupid that they don't understand these are so cringy and low quality olmost like they are aliens 🤭
The mark of great intellect in a brain, is softness, and wrinkles. A dumb person, has a smooth brain that is rock hard. :P I suggest you swap "soft-brained" with "Smooth-brained" lmao, because your statement doesn't make much sense otherwise. xD
I'd argue that it's done because there's no good way of doing it. Pointing towards a different group and saying "hheeeEYY kids! Look over there! Those are the BLACKS. They came here during the slave trade and we've been super racist and mean to them ever since." It wouldn't be any kinder if they replaced black with an animal. Plus you have more questions like what animal? What's non offensive? Do you make them all cats? Horses? Dogs? None of these would go over well.
@@Nikolai-McGuire Zootopia made the fox look like a total baby. He was so immature when he turned on the rabbit "bEcAuSe I wAs BuLlIeD". Not a realistic reaction at all, the writers did a terrible job. He was so whiny instead of transcending his hardships.
Imagine Netflix making a new Transformers cartoon, except instead of robot aliens, we get humans who just want to transform into the other sex/gender. "Genitals, roll out!"
Lol I'm imagining a transformers cartoon where a bunch of Christian conservatives are insisting that the transformers aren't real and God determines your shape
@@Chaos_insurancy they did?! Man that was my favorite show when I was little. When I was grounded I could only watch educational TV shows, so wild Kratts came in clutch 😭
Shows like Doug and Hey Arnold taught us about living peacefully amongst each other without being forced or political. They taught us to think through our problems. Entertainment is moving backwards.
Hey Arnold discussed so many relevant issues, like abuse, orphans, poverty (Sid lived on a bare mattress), alcoholism, war. They did it all by introducing sympathetic characters instead of shoving morals down your throat.
That fairly oddparents comment where Cosmo says, "Who cares what you think, you're a girl now" made me snort laugh so hard. I miss when comedy was actually written and no one got offended by it to the point of a protest to take it off
@anc That's because you are instantly putting race into it because of your brainwashing. The "our" is America's ancestors. Not white old men. They just happen to "be" mostly white and that is where your hate comes into it.
MLP FiM pushes NO woke agenda, funnily enough. I have a really harsh take on shows that consciously do, but I still have that show kept away in the corner of my mind reserved for things I loved in my childhood that I remember today. That show somehow is good enough that I actually remember quite a bit, and it’s been over half a decade since I’ve watched it. MLP pushes character, dignity, work ethic and the importance of self worth. Hell, it took the writers of the show to confirm afterwards Holiday and Lofty were lesbian. I never realized they were lesbian. I thought they were two aunts just living together because housing might have gotten tough. So yeah, I disagree with the “woke” label. It doesn’t encourage, nor discourage it. It doesn’t even talk about it. It all focuses on the integral values to be a good person. And, don’t you think it’s sort of applying the fallacy of composition to take a literal 30 second clip, from a show which has 22 minute episodes, and OVER 230 OF THEM, and assess the whole show off of it?
How is it political? The arthur episode is literally just "sociology", has absolutely nothing to do with politics. And the Muppet one is just look at me "I'm spider man," "but then I took of the mask and became bigfoot" "and everyone thinks that inherently wrong for some reason.
Wasn't childhood about BEING A CHILD and HAVING FUN? The whole system is corrupt when a cartoon that talks about sex to kids gets approved. Also, identity? KIDS WANT TO BE DINOSAURS!
@Khaled Shanshal One easy way to not be woke is: You have a diverse cast? Great! TREAT EVERYONE EQUALLY and DON'T GIVE ANYONE FREE PASSES. The wokes will completely flip if they see a kids' book where: 1- everyone is treated fairly and respectfully; 2- if any character does something wrong, they're called out specifically and very explicitly because of what they did - to which you can add valid moral judgement as to why no one should do that. And, really, don't be afraid of speaking out your values. Parents that share those values will agree to having them shown to their kids and be your customers. And if the wokes get mad that you're teaching something good? That's just free advertising 😂
As someone who’s been a fan of MLP: FIM for a very long time, I honestly never thought of it as a woke show. All I ever thought of it was a well-meaning show that taught many good morals, and one of my most favorite lessons from it was to never lose your generous spirit from “Rarity Takes Manhattan.” I still love it though, even though most of my beliefs seem to align more to right-wing ideologies.
@@piku5637 lots of people who go crazy about kid's shows being "woke" think it is. My argument is that the show isn't woke for it. Even if the lesbianism was more blatant but it wasn't even that. This is from the pov someone who promotes diversity btw.
Whoever that teacher character was could also have credited Tesla for inviting a completely different kind of lightbulb than Edison, but no they had to go on a tangent about slavery. And as far as male characters in drag go, when Buggs Bunny did it, he was trying to survive a hunter and you laughed because Elmer was so dumb he though an attractive woman would rise out of a rabbit hole. It was comedy gold. Modern cartoons are poorly animated, badly written, and their characters are all horrible people.
@@nathanielnelson4866 Precisely. The antiwhite destruction of Western Civilization has been creeping along our entire lifetime. It's just accelerating now.
@Justin TimberFlake Cartoons like these are directed towards children who don't know any better and merely parrot what adults say. As such yes we do have a right to point out how bad they are and how messed up their messages are. Also you chose a screen named based on a mediocre pop singer and the commonly used term to describe the constantly complaining left: "snowflake". What were you thinking?
the teacher is Pearl, and she isn't even a teacher in the main show! They just made her do a 4th wallbreak in a studio set to say woke rhetoric that her character shouldn't even care about in the first place...apart from her character being a gay rock.
That “Arthur” one was bad! Basically telling kids to ask their teachers instead of their parents! Then showing the teacher upset is the cherry on top! This BS “makes my blood boil!” 🤬
Teaching young only Nanny and those who work for her can be trusted. Only they love you. Only they want what is best. Funny in the 60's liberals fought like hell against conformity yet now demand it OR ELSE!!!!
I mean I knew what race was. The whole “let kids be kids” is a lazy argument in my opinion because ever kid is different. I was a very precocious as a kid, but so was everyone I knew growing up. If you weren’t, you were considered to be sheltered, spoiled and lame.
Yeah I never felt pressure or felt less than because I’m darker than some people. Now I am a light skin female. I guess I don’t know where I stand. Cause I’m a problem sometimes. Especially because I’m guys like (Chris brown) type. Idk what people be talking about. Idc. My skin color don’t mean anything to me. It’s just there. It’s confusing and I don’t get into it because I don’t like being confused
@E Ardlow umm I think you took their point too far. As a black woman i wouldn’t let my children (if I had any) watch tv and get on Tik tok today with all this promoted communism. Anti Christian hate, and unquenchable wokeness. Look dude. The more angry you get about the past the blinder you are to what’s actually going on behind the scenes. I used to be a liberal but now the left and progressives are more of a mob than a movement. They are exactly that they supposedly hate.
@E Ardlow because I’m a Christian I understand that this is not solely physical battle it’s a spiritual one on the minds of Americans, especially gen z and some millennials who haven’t woken up yet
The people who push CRT are the racists they are the ones who believe all the stereotypes about others, thats why they hate those that arent like them because you dont feel bad for your non racism which they have
@@RebelGirlLayla they are antiwhtes. They hate only one group of people, the rest are collateral. Don't use the terminology of the enemy, it keeps us in their narrative
The MLP episode shown here was incredibly subtle. If somebody hadn’t told me that that was a lesbian couple being depicted, I probably would have just assumed that we were seeing two roommates or sisters working on a quilting project.
"You're white!" "No I'm not. I'm Davey." In the very late 1960's, the Lutheran show "Davey and Goliath" handled the topic of racism in an episode with a black boy who hates white kids (the reason isn't explained), and Davey and his (black) friend teach him not to judge people by their skin color. The boy learns his lesson, realizing that Davey is a true friend. The episode also makes the point more clear, with Goliath (the dog) chasing away another dog only because he has a different fur color, and Davey uses logic to explain how ridiculous that is. "You're both dogs. If you'd met him in a dark cave, you wouldn't know he's different."
@@joesoldchanneldeprecated5948 The show ran from the early '60s to the mid '70s. It was animated in stop-motion, and featured the voice talent of the one and only Hal Smith. Primarily, the show promoted Christian beliefs. And I must say, it had _much_ better morals than modern children's shows...
@@joesoldchanneldeprecated5948 More, you say? And I was afraid of boring you with long paragraphs. Well, it features a boy named Davey, and his dog named Goliath who can apparently communicate, but only Davey can understand him. I can say this: As far as production quality goes, it had a rocky start. The animation was sometimes messy, and the models didn't always match from one scene to another (everything was hand-made). It's quite interesting to see how the show developed over time. First episode was "Lost in the Cave" and last episode was "To the Rescue." Compare the two, and you will see a _massive_ difference. The episode I first mentioned is called "Blind Man's Bluff," produced at a time when the show had just recently reached a fully-developed point. Characters and things were more established. I feel that the episode did well by _not_ actually using the word "racism", and never showing any violent forms of it. It simply shows the emotional harm it has on Davey, who would never mistreat anyone based on skin color. I think the show ended because, over time, fewer and fewer TV networks were willing to broadcast "religious" cartoons, and they couldn't afford to produce it anymore... On a side note, it was made by the creators of Gumby, another recognizable stop-motion show, but Davey and Goliath was much better in my opinion. _Much_ better.
80's and 90's cartoons and their messages: don't be a douche to other people, stand up for what is right, respect equality, when the going gets rough suck it up, etc. Those were the days.
Did the guy in this video not violate a tenant of those by proudly stating his sons would mock and treat unequally a person who doesn't completely conform to traditional gender roles? You guys keep asking why everyone calls you transphobic and homophobic. This is why.
@@devinhill9666 if you gotta give your kids hormone blockers to make them tolerant and accepting to others then maybe you shouldn’t be a parent…. Why don’t you stop your fear… the majority of kids and people are not raised to be intolerant and assholes …let the parents teach their kids and you can stop shoving garbage down people’s throats .
@@ChrisCollins068 Correction they're adults voice their concern about malicious propaganda broadcast to their impressionable minors. Freedom of speech still exist and is a constitutional right. Some one else children are an never will be your children just remember that.
Couldn't help but notice that Arthur obviously encourages kids to reach out to their teacher to talk about racism, instead of talking to their parents about it. There's no way that's an accident.
@@silashurd3597well there at least it made sense since well pray animals had good reason to be scared of predators since well they are supposed to eat meat and meat comes from mostly prey animals. also, one thing they overlooked is if the predators don't eat meat since all the animals are sentient in that world apparently then wtf do they eat tofu?
@@thecraftycreeper3167 I think this Anime called Beastars handles this topic better. Where prey animals are truly scared of predators because they’ll become savage outta nowhere and it’s all because of their instincts and not a flower.
The my little pony example was so mild, if a child didn't know better, it's just sisters who live together. Would have gone straight over my head as a kid.
yeah even if it was clear they were lesbians its more like showing kids these people do exist and to treat them with like any other person i guess. they didn't show any weird pda or anything
I was so surprised when that episode came out cuz I was aware the two were supposed to be lesbians. I was expecting the show to make it a huge deal, and it was barely even HINTED at… So yeah that was a pleasant surprise. As a gay man, that’s the type of representation I want. Sexuality is subtle, keep it that way.
Lessons kids’ shows used to teach: Be kind, learning is fun, friends are important Lessons kids’ shows teach now: Straight white man bad, be like us or you’re a horrible person
When I was a little kid, I didn’t hyperfocus on racism or sexuality or anything like that. I just cared about what my favorite Lego Star Wars sets were, what the best Mario Kart item was, how long my Nintendo DS needed to charge, and which flavor of Go-Gurt was the best. They need to let kids be kids. The MLP example is the best example of this. It’s more lowkey and subtle, yet inclusive nonetheless. How it should be.
I agree. the last one was how things like this should be presented to kids. In a subtle and normal way, not in a overly dramatic or explicit way. otherwise its just cringe and borderline propaganda.
@@Shawno625 I always hated the blue shell because I would usually play 150cc against the CPUs, then I'd be close to the finish line and fucking Waluigi in 5th place would pull a blue shell out of his ass and make me lose lmao. I played on DS btw
@@darkbluewolfstudios3689 she is. she always has been but most people assume that she is a boy by her color. But Steve always calls her a she, her or girl.
The steven universe clip wasn’t even as bad as the rest of the show… which is entirely built around the fact that the main characters are lesbian rock aliens. 🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️
To be fair about it, steven universe HAD a decent story, with its setup and payoff. But it deteriorates quickly later on. There is an episode that is focusing on a boy and a girl that got fused into one person and the camera angle of that episode is rather...questionable.
So what if that's the focus? Doesn't prove the show is bad. Actually...the show promoted to stop bullying people who were different then you, and when was that a bad lesson?
@@addgame7961 Steven universe used to be great, and we were wondering ok what's gonna how are they gonna take these evil space rock overlords that are literal fascists down. Oh... Spoiler: Befriend the evil fascist space rock overlords that have killed and enslaved millions. Treat them like lonely grandparents. I didn't even recognize the clip Matt showed and I had no idea the show was still going on past the movie.
Now, I never watched the show, but they had a PSA literally teaching CRT to kids, and I have to admit, that left a pretty bad taste in my mouth. (Note: it was not the clip shown in this video was a different one, It was basically that saying not seeing skin color is somehow a bad thing)
Samurai Jack literally went around the known world learning skills from several cultures to fight the shapeshifting master of darkness Aku. Now that’s how you fight racism.
Gonzo: #1: Expected to look a certain way. #2: Doesn't want to do things that have always been done. #3: Wants to be himself. Gonzo wants to ride ATVs, hunt, fish, field dress a deer, and eat steak. The Demwits who made this show: NOT THAT KIND OF HIMSELF.
As a black man, hearing Arthur and Buster so blatantly talk about race like that made me physically cringe, I just can't with that. It's really sad to see since Arthur has always been so good about handling difficult topics, like I remember that episode about that kid who had asd (his level of it was referred to asperger's at the time) and that's how I learned about it. Sure it was pretty on the nose, but it felt pretty genuine to me at least
I remember watching Arthur every morning on PBS Kids when I was 5 years old. It was one of my favorite cartoons. Luckily that was 13 years ago. I’m glad I grew up on the good version of it and not the woke version. It’s a shame the libtards ruined it.
I remember watching Arthur, and while it wasn't my favorite show, I have fond memories of watching it, and hearing them shove politics is painful to listen to.
Especially as in their world, they have fur covering their skin which comes in all colours based on breed because they are... Animals. I just don't know anymore.
@@gay4sswhovianBlaming everything on white people and acting like black people are a superior race that can't do anything wrong and are opressed and giving them a sexual identity cricis doesn't teach kids anything woke apologized.
Yeah and now that PBS kids is starting to do this. I'm worried that their going to shove it in creature crats because when I have kids I want to raise them off of some of shows like that.
Ah yes. Takes me back to being a child. I remember playing cops and robbers , staying up till midnight watching cartoons, halo LAN parties, and of course, having lengthy discussions about politics and racism
You just described my childhood. Last year I'm school on Even days (that's when my friends and I had the same lunch) we would have logical conversations about politics and what's going on in the world. It was actually pretty fun to discuss.
@@hermitsunite953 " logical conversations about politics and what's going on in the world" Aka we talked about things we couldn't possibly understand and made big dumb arguments about it just to seem smart. Or I'm just lying.
More parents need to get into watching the shows with their kids. Theirs so much good stuff that anyone can watch and enjoy. Have a sister that’s half my age and I’ve been watching shows I missed as a kid with her and ones I grew up on
I have to give the writers credit. That teacher character so perfectly embodies a crazy leftist “educator” so well that I got more annoyed by it than the real thing.
@@jessicamontaperto810 Learned from a Republican classmate that there's like 6 other kids in my class that are conservative, probably partially from that incident. My teacher's decision of feminist rage was counterproductive to her lol.
In all honesty, I think the MLP was good. They didn’t push it, didn’t shove it, didn’t make it seam like the greatest thing in the world. I think that’s more of the proper way to implement different attractions and such
Arthur was way more wholesome back when Steven Crowder was voicing "The Brain" who incidently is the same character talking about how his family celebrates kwanzaa 🤔
My favorite show when I was a kid and still my favorite till this day, and I'm 37 by the way, is Tom and Jerry, a simple show about a cat and a mouse beating the crap of each other
"Kids, there's nothing more cool than being hugged by someone you like. But if someone tries to touch you in a place or a way that makes you feel uncomfortable, that's no good! It's your body - no-one has the right to touch you if you don't want them to. So what do you do? First, you say no. Then you get out of there. Most Important ya gotta tell someone you trust, like your parents, your teacher, a police officer!" -Sonic (1993)
I remember HIM from powerpuff girls. First cross dresser I saw on TV as a kid. He was a badass villain, but they never went into depth or overfocused on why he dressed and acted like a woman. Just made him seem even more maniacal and insane.
I'm fine with using "they" as a singular pronoun when the gender is unknown (like "I met this person on the internet, they were cool), but princess is a gendered female noun so yeah it called for a gendered female pronoun
@@donoimdono2702 It is plural, but in spoken English people sometimes use “they” as a singular pronoun when they don’t know the gender or if they don’t want to reveal the gender for whatever reason.
I really wouldn't mind if you like to dress however you want, but.... Some how that's disturbing and made me want to laugh at the clowns and whoever thought that was a good idea. Pfft "THEY ran off" when she only ment one person. Yeah way to keep the future generation stupid so that the Regime can continue living the high life.
I love how the muppet babies don’t even talk like you know babies. Those idiot Rugrats writers actually wrote their baby characters to talk like babies.
In 90's children's shows, the message was always be nice to people regardless of any differences. That's a message any kid could understand. Now they have to preach at your kids to get them to conform.
I think a good example of that was Gargoyles, the lead characters were literal monsters but for the most part the most noble and gallant members of the cast, nobody shined a light on it, it was just a good show, and one of the places I learned as a kid that nobility wasn't skin-deep.
That's because the difference is that now they're trying to force unnatural and harmful themes that would never be accepted by a healthy person who's sound of mind, so they push the message on little impressionable kids who are still learning realities of the world. Exactly how child soldiers are made too.
Exactly. And tv wasn't as racist as the left makes it seem. I grew up on shows like Martin, Fresh Prince, In Living Color, The Wayans Brothers, and Family Matters right next to shows like Home Improvement, Full House, Step by Step, etc. Shows like Voyager and Deep Space Nine, which had a VERY diverse cast working together, under a female captain and a black first officer, and a black captain with a female first officer. They act like Discovery is the first time it's happened. Everything is "woke" now. The Boys started off good, but now in season 3, they're bringing up politics and situations from our "world" into the fictional. Picard season 2 was literally him going back in time to 2024 to stop the election of a republican, which lead to, in his timeline, the world being a fascist dystopia. Strange new worlds bridge crew and command crew is 95% females, and like Discovery and Picard, 75% of cast are gay. They even turned 7 of 9 gay! I guess the white woman being in love with a Native American was "too problematic", so instead she's a lesbian now.
I don't even WANT kids, but my sister does and I'll spend any amount of money to make sure they grow up with the same 90's cartoons we had as kids - CatDog, Jackie Chan Adventures, and the first three seasons of SpongeBob. I'll buy any legit or bootleg DVDs I can find, just to make sure they only have genuine entertainment and no lecturing. Even as a kid myself, I hated the "special episodes" about race or gun violence or whatever and always just wanted to watch the normal stuff.
Don't do spongebob... they actually did studies on that. The other line and actual frames flash so fast that they lower kids attention span by overestimating them... SpongeBob will literally make kids dumber
@@goodolearkygal5746 That test was done during the 8th Season of Spongebob, the show already has become an ADHD fever dream in Season 6. Season 1 through 3 episodes of Spongebob have a much steadier pace and won't cause those problems
My little pony is actually pretty tame in the entire series, and you could probably say that the two aunts were just sisters, which is very likely what it actually is. I actually can't remember a single lgbt whatever plus nonsense moment in the entire series, plus it teaches traditional and ordinary life lessons like believing in yourself and your friends, helping other people, and the value of knowledge and learning things for yourself. It's a good show especially for young kids, and it's devoid of woke liberal nonsense.
Actually, the two aunts were confirmed to be a lesbian couple, just through outside sources. They didn't shove the fact in your face during the show though, which is something I always liked about the series. Very well done series, so glad it never went woke.
@@AmirPrinceling yea. This one yes. I think they are making another generation of my little pony and it's basically woke. But this generation of my little pony did very well
The relationship between those two aunts is completely ambiguous, and up to the viewers discernment. As you see in the series even sisters within the same family it looked totally different.
The MLP part actually wasn't bad, they didn't make such a big deal about having a lesbian couple on screen they treated it like they would any straight couple
In fact, they never even stated they were a lesbian couple. I watched the entire episode and there was no gay reference whatsoever. I believe the only reason this is a thing is because it was leaked that one of the writers wanted them to be lesbian, and I guess they are officially lesbian, although you would never know from watching the show.
@@Person106 i haven't watched the whole video yet but if we're talking about Apple jack and Rainbowdash. Those two I can see they where kinda hinted to be lesbian especially Rainbowdash. But that was never confrimed in the actual show until the VERY LAST episode of the series
@@echoofshadows4 They were never officially lesbians. There was a vague hint towards it in the last episode which could have non-lesbian explanations. The woke left, desperately wanting gay characters everywhere in everything, ran away with it, shouting from the rooftops that Applejack and Rainbow Dash are gay.
Damn, I haven't started the video, and as MLP, I never once thought RD and AJ being lesbian to the end... If anything from the show showing LBGTQ+, maybe..,.,,... the colors. It doesn't mean anything lol
Arthur was definitly the creepiest one because it was trying to instill fear, which is a classic method of controlling people without reason getting in the way.
also results in more bullying from kid thugs who now believe all white people are evil, etc. Leftists can't tell the difference between jerks and racists. More bad people are really just jerks.
i honestly don't mind the my little pony one, because it's not trying to do anything. it's just showing that lesbian couples exist - and they do. i don't think there's anything wrong with acknowledging the existence of people. i'm not saying i agree with everything else though.
POINT! I cannot stop stressing that racism will continue the more children are taught about its existence at a young age. I know when I was little, I regarded different people of different races and ethnicities in the same way. That is necessary before being educated about the flaws in American society.
Instead of acting like it is still around, talk about how it was around before. That way, we learn to be better in the future instead of accepting that racism is around and can’t be changed. And that’s a fact
