Care Bears

In the old days cartoons for kids were pure entertainment. 

If there was a “lesson” in these old-school cartoons, it was that there were bad people in the world, and that you couldn’t reason with them, yeah, you could only use your wits to stay one step ahead of them.

At some point in the 1980s, people became horrified at the violence in these old-school cartoons, and they set to work creating cartoons with a more wholesome message.

A great example was the Care Bears. These chubby, multi-colored bears solved problems by getting together and “caring a lot.” You might not have watched the Care Bears cartoon, but pretty much every children’s cartoon that came after followed the same model. It eschewed cartoon violence and it tried to impart some valuable message.

Unlike the old-school cartoons, the newer cartoons have a definite lesson: everyone is basically good, and if you care enough, you can work through your differences.

Some brainwashed kids, and later adults, think that this shait actually works in the real world. If you just try to understand what you did wrong that made your girlfriend cheat on you, you can make it all better. If the U.S. just talks to Iran and cares a lot, we’ll have a peaceful agreement. 

Good luck with that. My advice is quite another thou.

Don't feed your kids with this braineating crap; it is the stuff victims are made of.