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To: Kaslin

Parents should watch some of the crap their kids are watching.

It isn’t Tom & Jerry any more.


2 posted on 05/11/2012 2:51:18 AM PDT by Venturer
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To: Venturer
Parents should watch some of the crap their kids are watching. It isn’t Tom & Jerry any more.

The Glee-tards are the worst. I think the Amish have the right idea.

3 posted on 05/11/2012 2:56:40 AM PDT by Hacksaw (If I had a son, he'd look like George Zimmerman.)
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To: Venturer

Tom and Jerry? Bugs Bunny? Roadrunner? The GUNS! The EXPLOSIONS! The VIOLENCE! May G-d Almighty forbid it!


7 posted on 05/11/2012 3:08:54 AM PDT by who knows what evil? (G-d saved more animals than people on the ark...www.siameserescue.org.)
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To: Venturer

Tom & Jerry couldn’t be made today. The left would scream that it was indoctrinating children to violence.


8 posted on 05/11/2012 3:10:33 AM PDT by Nickname
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To: Venturer

My wife and I have never had cable. I do watch streamed movies and I rent movies, but watching programming...no.

I took particular issue with the way men in general were portrayed in television beginning in the eighties. It was very negative...men in general were bumbling idiots who embarrassed everyone who knew them.

You see these shows where wives, parents and children-yes, children-have utter, unconcealed contempt for the men in their lives.

I think everything from the sitcoms and reality shows to news and PBS is largely agenda driven crap.


16 posted on 05/11/2012 3:54:33 AM PDT by rlmorel ("The safest road to Hell is the gradual one." Screwtape (C.S. Lewis))
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