Posted on 09/05/2018 2:33:59 PM PDT by Ennis85
During the finale of Cartoon Network’s Adventure Time, the series creators decided to maintain the current Liberal agenda of pushing prominent characters into turning gay in kid’s cartoons. The latest victim of the SJW scourge is Princess Bubblegum, who you would have thought would have been the love interest for Finn at the end of the series, but it turns out that Bubblegum and the vampire Marceline end up in a lesbian kiss to wrap up their battle against the big baddie.
Youtuber sabelaprendes posted up the minute long clip, where at the end of the fight, Marceline checks on a battle-damaged Princess Bubblegum, and after finding out that she’s okay, the two lock-lips in a lesbian kiss.
The SJW agenda has been alive and well, and anyone who even remotely brings it up is shouted down. Just about everywhere you look there are the standard traits of typical SJW propaganda, from the strong, independent woman who doesn’t need no man, to the last-minute ditch efforts to turn a main character gay (a fate that recently befell the lead from Voltron).
According to an interview with TVLine, this was all part of storyboard artist Hanna K. Nystromthe’s plan. Executive producer Adam Muto explained…
“There was some conversation about [logistics], but it was really up to [Hanna K. Nyströmthe], the storyboard artist who got that scene, to decide what her take on it was going to be. It actually wasn’t in the outline when it was submitted. It didn’t say that they kiss. It just said they ‘have a moment.’ When Hanna boarded that, there was a little note in the margin that said ‘Come on!’ with a big exclamation point. That was the only note. I can’t argue with that.”
According to Muto, they were inspired by all of the gay nurturing featured in Rebecca Sugar’s Steven Universe.
Muto takes the same approach to the subject matter that the creators of The Legend of Korra did when they turned her gay in the series finale, telling TVLine…
"I don’t want to lay out their entire future — what their relationship will be like after this, and all that — but there are enough pieces there that you can kind of construct what their life will be like going forward. We knew that if we put this in, it would get some attention. But would it be too much attention? … Or would we be downplaying it too much? We knew we wanted to incorporate it, and in the end, you just have no control over how people will remember things.”
Obviously the LGBTQIA community and SJWs on social media are praising this decision (as they always do).
There’s never going to be pushback from the normies because they’ve already resigned away their rights to protest for kid-safe media.
This is also all part of the Liberal agenda, where you take things that seem almost family friendly and then subvert it with agitprop. We’ve seen this everywhere in almost every medium that has been converged by SJWs.
While you may have expected lesbianism and gay relationships from shows like Steven Universe, which is aimed at grown adults with the mind of children who frequent Tumblr, one would have expected more decorum from a children’s show like Adventure Time. This just goes to show that you really need to pay attention to what your kids are reading, watching and playing, especially following that recent research report Brown University retracted that indicated that a lot of teens who claim to suffer from gender-dysphoria are just following peer-pressure trends from the Social Justice Warrior-occupied areas of social media.
One more reason that parents should be watching what their children are watching. Parents with even a smidgeon of discernment should be able to pick up on the subtexts of the cartoons. When working, I knew moms who thought I was nuts because I insisted on knowing what my children would be watching. It was only a matter of time, I would tell them, before the youngest set of thinkers would be approached for brainwashing.
Glad my kids are grown, the world is a real mess.
Pray.
Now eight or ten years later, one's a strong conservative (the younger, my daughter) and the other, who's always been not interested in politics, is steadily becoming a conservative. Just graduated from college, has his first job.
I'm not saying this stuff is innocuous, but kids aren't really that dumb.
There was plenty of nasty stuff in the rock n' roll lyrics of my youth, and I always knew it was just rock n' roll.
They have been hinting at this in the show for quite a long time.
heard of the show but never saw more than a few seconds.
Bkmrk.
There is nothing that the mavens of perversion and promiscuity will not try to pervert. In fact, the more innocent something may be perceived to be the more greedily will the perverts seek to corrupt it. Simply, defiled people live to defile whatever has somehow escaped them to this point, or to make it worse.
They do that as fans and not just a makers of popular entertainments.
I see the fruits of these fruits all the time on Pinterest. At some point in the past, for example, I clicked on a Voltron pin — because Volton was kind of a cool cartoon back in the day — and now I’m at the point that I feel I have to click that I do not want to see this or that pin, every last one no matter what it’s like, and more than that I report many of them as offensive as well as saying I don’t want to see anything posted by certain people because of rampant homosexual content ... and still Pinterest keeps suggesting them for me.
Same thing to a lesser degree has happened with pins of other cartoons I may have clicked on a pin at some point because it was funny, or cute, or just a trip down memory lane.
Here is wisdom: while the Left want the censor folks on the Right for the sin of just disagreeing with them when it comes to pushing their crap I don’t see much leeway, at least on Pinterest, of you opting out.
I never let my kids watch Adventure Time. It always seemed too adult and strange.
Nobody cared Jake fathered puppies with Lady Rainicorn and they weren’t married.
I’ve watched practically every AdventureTime cartoon. It’s not vulgar or profane but it is designed for adults. There are a lot of subtle anti-religious, anti family messages. I can’t imagine young kids being attracted to the show.
Cartoon Network has been pushing homosexuality got a long time. Years ago they had Rosie O’Donnell promoting families with two mommies and two daddies.
“...the two lock-lips in a lesbian kiss. “
I guess we should be grateful it wasn’t an “Australian kiss.”
This post was put up on Fundies Say the Darndest Things by that Katie chick. http://www.fstdt.com/QuoteComment.aspx?QID=140328
I wonder why she just doesn’t respond to some of my posts here?
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