When Disney Channel is no longer for children...
Disney is filth. I am sure many of my readers are thinking "duh we know this..." Yes... yearly they have Gay Week @ Disney World (which is not made public as to when it is... even though Six Flags makes Christian Weekends public)... Yes the cartoon The Proud Family is a left-winged racist show against whites... but what I discovered tonight was worse. A TV-G rated television show called "Life With Derek."
What's the problem? An episode entitled "Babe Raider." The main character is seemingly offended that her family (a kind of brady-bunch mix of the father's sons and the mother's daughters) seems to be too "male dominant" and needs some feminine ideals put in place. Examples of this include the playing of the video game "Babe Raider" (direct parody of "Tomb Raider"), and one of the sons having obscene posters of women in "thongs" on his wall (whether or not these are directly shown on camera, the implication is there that they are indeed in thongs). The main character then enforces rules in the name of "feminism" to cease the playing of the aforementioned video game, removal of the lude posters from the walls, AND the pitching out of the MARRIED FATHER'S "car magazines" that include women plastered all over the car. Characters who played the game were heard oogeling her body, especially her breasts (it is implied that torpedoes launch from her "Double D breasts" that "are bigger than her head.").
Then, upon playing the game, the main character changes her mind and decides that Babe Raiders is actually EMPOWERING to women-- and if men want to gawk and stare... "that is their problem" (she says as she walks down the hallway at school showing a sleeveless top showing off her midriff. Her parents notice this-- but give NO order to change... no request to cover up... instead they just kinda stutter and let her go on and where what she wants. In the end she does have her media class sign a petition to remove such strong sexual overtones to make the strong women figures more realistic. And while her step-brother (Derek) is shown talking on the phone to a lady-friend of his, you see various feminist posters on his wall. When his younger, impressionable brother asks where his brother went, Derek replies that he is still here... although he is "under THIS," motioning to the feminist posters... at which point he lifts up a corner of the poster to reveal one of his very posters that his parents instructed him to remove from the wall-- showing extreme low-rise jeans, a navel ring, and yup-- a thong. Oh yeah... and the younger brother idolized his older, more mature brother for this act of blatant disobedience.
WOW. THIS is television for children?? Is this the trash on Disney Channel?
Idolizing women as sexual objects is done throughout the episode. Any removal of over-sexed material is done in the name not of morality-- but feminism. The younger children play obscene video games and have sexually stimulating posters on the walls of a bedroom and only now is this an issue. AND when Derek disobeys his parents by putting the posters back up on his wall, only this time hiding them from sight behind other posters... his undermining action toward his parents is seen as cool and acceptable.
What happened to the days when Danny Tanner wouldn't let Stephanie go to her first day of Jr. High wearing too much eye makeup because it is seen as provocative? What about when Corey Matthews was accused by the student body of sleeping with Topanga, and he announced that it was all a big misunderstanding? What happened to the days where kids shows contained material for kids? I guess those days are long gone. Our country's... no no... our society's goal is to eradicate Christianity, Christian thought and Christian morality entirely from our lives. What better way than to implant into this next younger generation that disobeying parents is acceptable, and that the viewing of women as sexual toys is acceptable and manly, than to do it on the Disney Channel?
What's the problem? An episode entitled "Babe Raider." The main character is seemingly offended that her family (a kind of brady-bunch mix of the father's sons and the mother's daughters) seems to be too "male dominant" and needs some feminine ideals put in place. Examples of this include the playing of the video game "Babe Raider" (direct parody of "Tomb Raider"), and one of the sons having obscene posters of women in "thongs" on his wall (whether or not these are directly shown on camera, the implication is there that they are indeed in thongs). The main character then enforces rules in the name of "feminism" to cease the playing of the aforementioned video game, removal of the lude posters from the walls, AND the pitching out of the MARRIED FATHER'S "car magazines" that include women plastered all over the car. Characters who played the game were heard oogeling her body, especially her breasts (it is implied that torpedoes launch from her "Double D breasts" that "are bigger than her head.").
Then, upon playing the game, the main character changes her mind and decides that Babe Raiders is actually EMPOWERING to women-- and if men want to gawk and stare... "that is their problem" (she says as she walks down the hallway at school showing a sleeveless top showing off her midriff. Her parents notice this-- but give NO order to change... no request to cover up... instead they just kinda stutter and let her go on and where what she wants. In the end she does have her media class sign a petition to remove such strong sexual overtones to make the strong women figures more realistic. And while her step-brother (Derek) is shown talking on the phone to a lady-friend of his, you see various feminist posters on his wall. When his younger, impressionable brother asks where his brother went, Derek replies that he is still here... although he is "under THIS," motioning to the feminist posters... at which point he lifts up a corner of the poster to reveal one of his very posters that his parents instructed him to remove from the wall-- showing extreme low-rise jeans, a navel ring, and yup-- a thong. Oh yeah... and the younger brother idolized his older, more mature brother for this act of blatant disobedience.
WOW. THIS is television for children?? Is this the trash on Disney Channel?
Idolizing women as sexual objects is done throughout the episode. Any removal of over-sexed material is done in the name not of morality-- but feminism. The younger children play obscene video games and have sexually stimulating posters on the walls of a bedroom and only now is this an issue. AND when Derek disobeys his parents by putting the posters back up on his wall, only this time hiding them from sight behind other posters... his undermining action toward his parents is seen as cool and acceptable.
What happened to the days when Danny Tanner wouldn't let Stephanie go to her first day of Jr. High wearing too much eye makeup because it is seen as provocative? What about when Corey Matthews was accused by the student body of sleeping with Topanga, and he announced that it was all a big misunderstanding? What happened to the days where kids shows contained material for kids? I guess those days are long gone. Our country's... no no... our society's goal is to eradicate Christianity, Christian thought and Christian morality entirely from our lives. What better way than to implant into this next younger generation that disobeying parents is acceptable, and that the viewing of women as sexual toys is acceptable and manly, than to do it on the Disney Channel?
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