Argentininan president-elect voiced how media and cartoon are forms of social control
>"Disney is a great moralist, who makes s face against pain, and the metaphor always tells that the good guys are going to win. Bambi: His mother is killed by some poachers, recovers and becomes king of the deer on that forest"
>"All of Warner's cartoons, like Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Elmer, Foghorn Leghorn; are clear examples of a struggle between an idiot and a wisecracker, where the wisecracker always wins"
>Have you seen a bigger conman than Bugs Bunny? And he was the role model of a lot of ids, of many generations.And truly he was a model promoting individualism, the individualism of the model that weighed unto the other, the needy"
>The Coyote needed to eat a Roadrunner and the Roadrunner was some wisecracker who made his traps explode on him. Then the Coyote was left battered and the Roadrunner smugly enjoyed. Who's the role model? The Coyote who was looking for food or the Roadrunner who was some condescending wisecracker?
>"Japanese anime injected the logic of violence and quarrelling in cartoons, and I have no doubt gang culture has a lot to do with the underlying culture in those cartoons"
What'ya think of that?
>"Disney is a great moralist, who makes s face against pain, and the metaphor always tells that the good guys are going to win. Bambi: His mother is killed by some poachers, recovers and becomes king of the deer on that forest"
>"All of Warner's cartoons, like Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Elmer, Foghorn Leghorn; are clear examples of a struggle between an idiot and a wisecracker, where the wisecracker always wins"
>Have you seen a bigger conman than Bugs Bunny? And he was the role model of a lot of ids, of many generations.And truly he was a model promoting individualism, the individualism of the model that weighed unto the other, the needy"
>The Coyote needed to eat a Roadrunner and the Roadrunner was some wisecracker who made his traps explode on him. Then the Coyote was left battered and the Roadrunner smugly enjoyed. Who's the role model? The Coyote who was looking for food or the Roadrunner who was some condescending wisecracker?
>"Japanese anime injected the logic of violence and quarrelling in cartoons, and I have no doubt gang culture has a lot to do with the underlying culture in those cartoons"
What'ya think of that?
