Old thread, but I’d only just heard about it on Some More News
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I wouldn’t call it conservative, it’s mostly non-ideological. But there are some tiny moments where ideology seeps through a bit, and it is kinda reactionary.
There’s an episode dedicated to licking troop boot (I have so many questions about how war in the mirror dog world actually works). And there’s another one where the lesson they try and hit you over the head with is “this everyone gets a trophy culture is ruining kids, you should let them be disappointed some times”. But honestly that’s about it.
(To that last one, season 3 wasn’t great because they decided to make it less of an actual kids show and more “let’s preach to parents about how to be good parents” kind of show).
That's why he's in furhalla
Well that’s correct. But i don’t think I’ve seen this be enough of a problem to complain about it. Even back in elementary school we had field day, and everyone got a ribbon. But it was more of a commemorative ribbon for each year rather than “everyone wins!”
I mean dealing with disappointment and failure is something all children need to learn.