And all their little tummy screens will feature short films on kids wearing suicide belts.
Whatevew wiww we do?
ooops, post #19 was supposed to be for wittempo.
"Allah Akbar, Tinky Winky. Death to America, Poh!"
Whatever's to become of rock 'em, sock 'em Dipsy and ever-pleasant LaaLaa? Will they be banished to plutonium acquisition land? Or chained to an asssembly line in a burka factory?
What follows will undoubtedly cause many to lose conscious contact with reality. So be it. I do not see that the Teletubbies are the personification of evil. Never have, never will. Yes, yes, Tinky Winky carries a purse. When little, my daughter occasionally played with a small toy truck. Big deal. It didn't ruin her life. As a matter of fact, one would be hard pressed to find a more feminine young lady than she is (and has been) every day of her life.
Though the Tubbies don't have visible parents, the videos they show highlight positive, gentle interactions and adventures between young children and their parents or teachers. Those who perceive that a Mother showing her child how to saddle a horse is subversive, likely ought to seek professional help.
Onward with the issue of the absence of parent or parents. Years ago I took a class taught by a respected psychiatrist. He explained at some length that children know better than to accept as fact the things they see in cartoons and/or animated films. In such cases almost all children are bright enough to know that what they're seeing isn't real. Were that not true, hospital ER's would be jammed with young, innocent Roadrunner victims - among others.
Go ahead and unleash whatever you must. I put on my helmet before I wrote this. You're entitled to your opinions. And I am entitled to mine.