Is Sesame Street slanted?

[nick1985]

take off your tin foil hat

 

[Atomic Rooster]

It's neither right wing nor left wing. It's all a communist plot to take over our children. :roll:

 

[Bryan]

Originally posted by: xenocyd3
im rick james bietch

Get it together, grouch.

 

[MichaelD]

Originally posted by: NoReMoRsE
"Sunny day, sweeping the clouds away" is obviously a right-wing plot to make us forget about the problems of society.

"On my way to where the air is clean" is obviously a right-wing attitude that only the upper-class have good air, and you should set your sights on that and ignore the downtrodden of society.

"Can you tell me how to get, how to get to Sesame Street"... notice that "how to get" is repeated, obviously to get through to the dumb and downtrodden of society who may not have understood the first time. Also, notice that it's an upper class right-winger asking how to get somewhere, possibly being driven by a chauffeur.

EDIT: My bad. 😉

That is some funny shiat. 😀 I think this way too. I'll bet you like Monty Python, correct? 😎

 

[PatboyX]

Originally posted by: NoReMoRsE
"Sunny day, sweeping the clouds away" is obviously a right-wing plot to make us forget about the problems of society.

"On my way to where the air is clean" is obviously a right-wing attitude that only the upper-class have good air, and you should set your sights on that and ignore the downtrodden of society.

"Can you tell me how to get, how to get to Sesame Street"... notice that "how to get" is repeated, obviously to get through to the dumb and downtrodden of society who may not have understood the first time. Also, notice that it's an upper class right-winger asking how to get somewhere, possibly being driven by a chauffeur.

EDIT: My bad. 😉

my take:

1. the clouds of liberal negativity and the cynical "elitist" media are being blown away by the high velocity pressure of right wing bank accounts. context suggests that the so-called "harmful" emissions are actually very good for you

2. "the air is clean..." of the "taint" of minorities. also non-gun owners.

3. i submit that the repetition of "how to get" represents the right-wing ideal that is now almost synonymous with happiness in america. that is, the acquisition of material goods.

 

[skychief]

There is no way that Seasame Street is slanted it is so PC. Now those damn Teletubies and Boohba are here to take over the world. Man, I swear I watched those with my nephew the other day and I thought he had slipped me something.

 

[Vertimus]

This is the oldest parody evAr. Not to mention this parody was my fifth post.

 

[Triumph]

Originally posted by: glugglug
No, Sesame Street is at too high a reading comprehension level for most right wingers to follow.

LOL! :roll:

 

[TitanDiddly]

Originally posted by: Eli

Originally posted by: fredtam

Originally posted by: Insane3D
I'm convinced that Sesame Street is merely a tool for the vast right wing agenda?

Thoughts?

Of course it is. They want people to actually be educated. The left would rather shorten the alphabet so kids can feel smarter.

LMAO! 😀

!++

 

[Vertimus]

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[compudog]

Originally posted by: NoReMoRsE
"Sunny day, sweeping the clouds away" is obviously a right-wing plot to make us forget about the problems of society.

"On my way to where the air is clean" is obviously a right-wing attitude that only the upper-class have good air, and you should set your sights on that and ignore the downtrodden of society.

"Can you tell me how to get, how to get to Sesame Street"... notice that "how to get" is repeated, obviously to get through to the dumb and downtrodden of society who may not have understood the first time. Also, notice that it's an upper class right-winger asking how to get somewhere, possibly being driven by a chauffeur.

LOL!

 

[Evadman]

I have family that works on Sesame Street! Watch your tounge!

 

[Vertimus]

WTF. AM I DUMB????

This was the orginal thread I based my parody off on...
Just realiazed that

 

[So]

Originally posted by: Vertimus
This is the oldest parody evAr. Not to mention this parody was my fifth post.

You haven't been here very long

"butter"

😀

 

[Match]

Originally posted by: NoReMoRsE
"Sunny day, sweeping the clouds away" is obviously a right-wing plot to make us forget about the problems of society.

"On my way to where the air is clean" is obviously a right-wing attitude that only the upper-class have good air, and you should set your sights on that and ignore the downtrodden of society.

"Can you tell me how to get, how to get to Sesame Street"... notice that "how to get" is repeated, obviously to get through to the dumb and downtrodden of society who may not have understood the first time. Also, notice that it's an upper class right-winger asking how to get somewhere, possibly being driven by a chauffeur.

EDIT: My bad. 😉

Accidental double post 4 weeks later? 😕

 

[Evadman]

Originally posted by: So

Originally posted by: Vertimus
This is the oldest parody evAr. Not to mention this parody was my fifth post.

You haven't been here very long
"butter"
😀

At the grocer's, the butter must be able to handle longer periods without spoiling. At home, I prefer my butter to be soft and spreadable - not unlike Adul's legs.

 

[fredtam]

Originally posted by: PhasmatisNox

Originally posted by: Eli

Originally posted by: fredtam

Originally posted by: Insane3D
I'm convinced that Sesame Street is merely a tool for the vast right wing agenda?

Thoughts?

Of course it is. They want people to actually be educated. The left would rather shorten the alphabet so kids can feel smarter.

LMAO! 😀

!++

yep :music:ABCDEFG..Now I know my ABCs :music:

 

[ShotgunSteven]

Originally posted by: Insane3D
I'm convinced that Sesame Street is merely a tool for the vast right wing agenda?

Thoughts?

Considering that they had Hillary Clinton on there, telling children to tell their parents to vote for a second term for her husband so SHE could make sure all children everywhere got free health care...