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The Muppet Show - Disney adds warning over negative stereotypes
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<blockquote data-quote="thomaswak" data-source="post: 258274" data-attributes="member: 3833"><p>I understand what you say and feel, and the subject is so complex [USER=33]@Angela Channing[/USER]</p><p>About <em>The Muppet Show</em> episode, It will certainly make some parents really uncomfortable. No doubt. And I suppose most parents will refuse theirs kids to watch it. But what about the kids? They won't know so they won't care. They just want to see Kermit and Peggy, and laugh. Will they be hurt to watch this episode? Is the episode and the guest are actually offensive in this episode? Were Kids (who watched this episode in its original run) hurt or traumatized?</p><p></p><p>Same for Michael Jackson's music. I personally don't think he was a pedophile (but I can be 100% wrong and my point of view is irrelevant here). But if he was proven to be, would his music suddenly become offensive and literally destructive and dangerous?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="thomaswak, post: 258274, member: 3833"] I understand what you say and feel, and the subject is so complex [USER=33]@Angela Channing[/USER] About [I]The Muppet Show[/I] episode, It will certainly make some parents really uncomfortable. No doubt. And I suppose most parents will refuse theirs kids to watch it. But what about the kids? They won't know so they won't care. They just want to see Kermit and Peggy, and laugh. Will they be hurt to watch this episode? Is the episode and the guest are actually offensive in this episode? Were Kids (who watched this episode in its original run) hurt or traumatized? Same for Michael Jackson's music. I personally don't think he was a pedophile (but I can be 100% wrong and my point of view is irrelevant here). But if he was proven to be, would his music suddenly become offensive and literally destructive and dangerous? [/QUOTE]
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