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Throughout the series, there have been instances that aren't too far off from shit that SJWs practice. For instance, Peggy Hill reflects the mannerisms of a modern day feminist, there has been one instance where people overreacted to something pertaining to supposed racism, etc.Related content
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And 20 years later, it's still one of the best adult animated shows, (until Rick and Morty came in)
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I just hated that SJW who nearly made a DA user (zamii070) attempt suicide just because of her depictions of characters from animated shows, most notably Steven Universe. The worst part was, they almost succeeded.
I'm fucking sick of these SJWs always trying to kill fans' entertainment not only on DeviantArt, but any site in general. Their intolerable behavior is killing the fun for fans and give fandoms all over the Internet a bad name (not just Steven Universe). These arrogant people are ruining the fun for so many people.
They seriously need to stop harassing people. It's not okay to do this. People are free to dislike someone's art. I dislike some people's art, but I don't want them to die or something like that! SJWs should learn to not expect people to draw characters (cartoon characters, video game characters, etc) the same way all the time.
SJWs really need to learn that not everything has to be politically correct and sunshine and lollipops. It is what it is.
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The Simpsons, King of the Hill, and South Park be predicting the future decades ahead of time.Β
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Animated sitcoms are rumored to predict the future.
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And that is true. With what Hank said about these SJWs, "And just when I hear you that you said the stupidest thing ever, you keep talkin'!"
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I'm not going to lie, now that I look back at some of the shows this is kind of true. LOL
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And this show was canceled for a White man'sΒ Retarded Black show? *sigh*
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king of the hill was probably the most realistic cartoon ever.
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Hard to explain. Perhaps that one episode involving how to raise a child
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This show provides the people of this community with social justice and social justice accessories.
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OMG! This is so accurate, it's almost scary!
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Glad you think so.
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Wasn't Hank a sexist though? Like he told Bobby "Of course you're failing Home Ec, you're a guy" then asked Peggy something about if Bobby is taking Home Ec, what would his wife do? And he thought Peggy was best being a stay at home mother instead of having a job and earning an income as well (yes, Cotton was an extreme sexist, but Cotton was born somewhere in the early 1900's while Hank was born around the 50-60's). He was the somewhat-sexist, Peggy was pretty much the feminist (who would sometimes be overpowered by Hank), and Bobby was sort of the hipster
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One thing you seemed to forget is that Hank was meant to reflect your typical middle-aged conservative American. Worried about what comes with change and the like. Peggy reflects that of the air-headed stay at home mom, with her bragging about rather trivial matters. Bobby I believe represents the average teenager, trying to realize where they fit in with the world. Seeing how analysis of characters and what they embody is a rather subjective matter, I'll leave this as is.
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I agree with you. Hank is supposed to represent the sterotypical Southern male and Peggy is the somewhat stay at home mother who thinks very highly of herself. Bobby I feel is almost the odd one out. He tries to mimic certain behaviors, like from Hank or Cotton, but he grows out of it right away, or he feels like he needs to do it to gain Hank's approval (since its almost implied Hank loves Ladybird more than he loves his own son)
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I think South Park was making points about the dangers of becoming too PC too, long before this CURRENT season, which is just flat-out making fun of SJW's and being politically correct, now that it's definitely a thing. xD
Comedians have been worried about it for years, too, so I think it's something that people with humor-based minds picked up on pretty quickly. I haven't seen much of King of the Hill, but I know shows like it actually do have very good points and are very good at picking up on social trends.
I actually learned a lot of lessons from South Park about the hypocrisy of being too politically correct or "open-minded", but only towards one side of an issue. I'm very grateful for that, which is a strange thing to say about a show that also has a mascot that is literally a singing turd.
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uuummm, do you mean steven universeΒ accessories? yeah, SU needs to remove the SJWs before they will never by a great fandom again.
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I think the damage has already been done. While SU will never be a great fandom it will earn some points for kicking its SJWs to the curb.
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It will, we need to save my favorite fandom since my birthday: may 1st.
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I like SU too, but SJWs took alot of the fun outta enjoying the show. I do however agree that we need to save it; TTG! is awful and while PPG 2016 turned out better than I thought itstill has a way to go.
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Yeah, but PPG Reboot is "kinda" horrible, look here:Β www.youtube.com/watch?v=laYT-aβ¦
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Cartoon Network in general needs a good reality check. If the Ben 10 reboot sucks then we should form some form of peaceful protest. It could work.
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You're right; the internet has rose up against the idiocy of corporations before.
CN should either put up or shut up. We're tired of garbage like Teen Titans GO befowling the airwaves.
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I'll keep this in mind. If CN does go off the rails more than it already has I'll do something on here that brings attention towards this issue.
Companies love money, but there has to be more than TTG to CN. Shit shouldn't be your fucking highlight.
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Glad you think so.
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