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To: dp0622

that’s your excuse for keeping it for other kids’ shows like you mentioned in your last post?

good luck with your conscience

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Ok, with most other streaming services illegal or otherwise not available in the Philippines, you tell me what other options I have?

Doing without any media is not an option. And I forbid my kids to watch any animated tv series with any production credits from Communist China and that’s pretty much what they show on broadcast TV here now. That, and low-budget government propaganda series and South Korean telenovelas.


21 posted on 10/24/2020 4:31:36 PM PDT by Starcitizen (Communist China needs to be treated like the pariah country it is. Send it back to 1971)
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To: Starcitizen

Oh...in the Philippines. Don’t know how many of the free apps would make it there. Well...can you get YouTube? There are a lot of kids channels and movie channels there with clean content. EncourageTV is one with a lot of family programming both for adults and kids...not the only one, though. Peppa Pig is a popular cartoon (never watched it - can’t endorse it - just see it pop up as a suggestion) with its own channel...sure there are others like it. You can also see if PlutoTV is available where you are.

There is also the HappyKids.tv app and KiDoodle - if they are accessible where you are.


31 posted on 10/24/2020 6:03:09 PM PDT by Republican Wildcat
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To: Starcitizen

You actually can live without it and so can your kids. Seems weird at first but you’ll find and they’ll find many other creative outlets.


40 posted on 10/24/2020 7:26:29 PM PDT by boxlunch (The US Pravda ( MSM), Demcheviks, leftists, Chicomms, Soros. All in this together.)
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