The Cartoon That Will Destroy America And/Or Entertain Some Children

Uhhm... has anyone seen this yet?

A 12-year-old boy named Guy (natch) uses a magic ring to transform himself into the legendary crime fighter, SheZow, by saying “You go girl!” (natch). You should see what happens when he says “WEEEEEERQ!” — Guy becomes the legendary up-and-coming superhero drag queen, Xtravaganza LaBeija. The gender-bending Australian cartoon, aimed at 6-11 year-olds, began airing last year in December but will make its stateside debut Saturday on the Hub — Discovery Communications and Hasbro’s bastard child masquerading as a kid’s cable network. We can all agree that One Millions Moms or someone holier than thou is going to launch a protest against this show for promoting gender confusion or whatever, right? Well, that doesn’t seem to phase the higher-ups at the Hub.

Full story here: www.queerty.com...

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I personally have no problem with people that want to dress a little... Out of the ordinary...

Though im not sooo sure it should be promoted with children ages 6-11...

I saw an ad for this a few nights ago... and my jaw hit the floor...

What the hell is this world coming to?!?!

:shk:

Am I wrong about this?

I don't think it will destroy America or the world as the links say... but I think these are some bountries that probably shouldn't be broken here...

IF I had a son... I would not want him watching this show...

Been posted before, I see no problem with it, kids will love it, it will not make boys dress as girls etc.
Kids are more tolerant as others much more than adults.
When bugs bunny dressed as a girl did it make you want to be one? no thought not.

'member this?

Originally posted by boymonkey74
Been posted before, I see no problem with it, kids will love it, it will not make boys dress as girls etc.
Kids are more tolerant as others much more than adults.
When bugs bunny dressed as a girl did it make you want to be one? no thought not.

edit on 19-6-2013 by boymonkey74 because: (no reason given)

I know its been posted before, but that thread was different...

Im not claiming this kid is transgendered...

Kids will probably love it... but likely only because their parents will hate it!

Seriously.... you have no problem with this show?

Its hardly bugs bunny...

Originally posted by tinhattribunal
'member this?

Ya... it was a good show...

Again, just a little different... I highly doubt many children watched that show

In all fairness to the OP, I have wanted to dress as a woman so I could act in some sketch comedies. They always looked like they were having a blast!

But perhaps it takes a certain level of maturity and moral uprightness to watch something like Monty Python

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Same answer as the others... Not to many children ages 6-11 watch monty Python...

This is a cartoon dedicated to children...

Maybe it just me... but I can't see anything good about this kind cartoon...

Powerpuff girls had a transgendered devil type called HIM,Peppermint Patty was a Tomboy not to mention all the superhero comics (DC) which have transgendered characters in.
No I really do not see a problem in it.

Originally posted by Akragon
I can't see anything good about this kind cartoon...

Someone already mentioned Bugs Bunny. I'll supply the visual aid. Cartoons are meant to be fun. I don't think they're a front for recruiting children to "the other team."


(on a related note, did anybody ever put on the girdle of femininity when playing D&D? Oh come on! I know I wasn't the only one.)

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Its hardly bugs bunny...

Right, Bugs may have been even more aggressive.
Not only does he dress in drag but he also uses his disguise to seduce poor Elmer.I watched Bugs a lot when I was young, it always made me laugh when he dressed as a female.
I don't think I'm gay yet.

Originally posted by boymonkey74
Powerpuff girls had a transgendered devil type called HIM,Peppermint Patty was a Tomboy not to mention all the superhero comics (DC) which have transgendered characters in.
No I really do not see a problem in it.

ok I have no idea what powderPuff girls is.....

Pepermint patty was a girl... Though quite the tom boy, and she seemed to have a lesbian friend...

This is a superhero, meaning children will probably want to dress up as said character eventually...

It just seems to me that someone is trying to "soften" boys... at a very early age...

I smell an agenda behind this type of programing... aimed specifically at children in an very influential time in their lives

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The better question is who is getting fired for such a horrible idea

Originally posted by Akragon
It just seems to me that someone is trying to "soften" boys... at a very early age...

I smell an agenda behind this type of programing... aimed specifically at children in an very influential time in their lives

I've seen and heard some really outrageous conspiracy theories in my time...and this is one of them!

Do you have a problem with these guys too?

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Good points...

(on a related note, did anybody ever put on the girdle of femininity when playing D&D? Oh come on! I know I wasn't the only one

Uhh... NO!

I always wanted to bash some goblin heads... and an elf or two if I had the chance...

Of course I was always a dwarf

I've seen and heard some really outrageous conspiracy theories in my time...and this is one of them

I don't know man... I think its a little twisted...

I agree with the op. this is absolutely horrible. I would never let my kids watch that crap. It's wrong on so many levels. Maybe there is a gay agenda. Transsexuals are defiantly not natural no matter what anyone says. Kids shouldn't be conditioned to accept cross dressing at all

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Do you have a problem with these guys too?

not at all...

I think children should be taught about these things... but I don't see cross dressing as something that should be taught to a child at such an early age... later in life if its a choice said person makes so be it...

I don't want people here to get the wrong idea... I have nothing wrong with gay people....

I even have a Thread on the matter... but that isn't what this is about at all...

Again if I had a son... I would not want him running around at the age of six with a lipstick lightsabre... in stockings and a cape... pretending he was a female superhero...

I would rather him be a boy... am I weird for thinking this?

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How about writing a letter or email to the network? Some good old fashioned hate mail/ fan mail has done wonders for influencing network decisions.

reply to post by NarcolepticBuddha


Really though... what good will that do?

Its going to happen either way... why would I bother?

IF you had a young boy would you be happy with him dressing like wonder women... IF that was his favorite super hero?

Borrowing moms bra... ye know...

Originally posted by Akragon
IF you had a young boy would you be happy with him dressing like wonder women... IF that was his favorite super hero?

If I had a child, I'd support anything that made him or her happy so long as it's not physically harming anyone. Perhaps that is the theme of the cartoon?

reply to post by NarcolepticBuddha
AMEN!