Do you think that cartoons have any influences?
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Cartoons come in many different flavors.  The simple Sunday funnies are one type.  Many of these are just humorous, but some contain political and cultural reviews.\nThe recent uproar over several cartoons printed in the Netherlands shows that some have more influence than others.\nCartoon can also mean animated shows or movies.  Once again, some are entertainment, but others have all of the impact that “All in the Family” had in its day.  Cartoons are no longer just for kids.\nTheir main influence is not in teaching that violence is a good way to solve personal problems (as some would have us believe) as much as the exposure to diversity that cartoons allow.  The “potty-mouth” third graders from South Park are no more leading to the destruction of Western Civilization as we know it than Veggie Tales is getting us closer to heaven.
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Yeah, I used to watch that when I was younger.  It was a pretty good cartoon.
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I love every and any type and kind of anime/animation cartoons (almost every)\nSome of them are:\n\n-Cardcaptors(the teddy-bear Kero is sooo cute!)\n\n-Ninja Robots(you might not have heard of it but it's really cool)\n\n-Cyborg009(makes me cry half the time, it's quite sad [though sometimese it's really funny])\n\n-He man and the Masters of the Universe(this is sooo cheesy, I just love it, esp. when he says "I have the power")\n\n-She Ra (a replica of He man, but tons better)
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I'm 36 & still love them classic cartoons-looney tunes, pink panther,.... -most of them funny cartoons I grew up to from the 60's & 70's. My favorite game show is "Whammy!"-but I haven't seen it in yrs.
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I don't think so....but with cartoon's you never know I mean look at Toy story and even the Little Mermaid....
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Gotta love me some Glen Milstead, and even more, Divine.\n\nActually, the animators openly acknowledged that Divine inspired Ursula!
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Yes and no. For instance, I can actually laugh at SOME of my parents jokes, but I understand ALL of them. Some just aren't funny to me. Conversely, they rarely are amused with jokes that I find absolutely hilarious. Mainly, it's based on society. Things change in a generation. Still, as shown with my case, many things found funny decades ago continue to bring laughter today. =)
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It depends, what kind of influences?
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I believe I have too much of an impact on my children to be concerned with an impact from South Park. Out of respect I won't allow explicit episodes but the ones that are on regular television are ok. You have to know that child and if their weakness. Example won't let my children watch MTV or BET or VH1. When they watch certain South Park episodes they are like wow
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I believe it does and it can persuade their attitudes.  My daughter was watching Lizzie McGuire on Disney and I noticed she started picking up some of the mannerisms and attitudes which were not to my liking.  The character Lizzie has no respect for her parents and seems to think she knows more.  The show makes the parents look stupid.  I don't allow her to watch it and I explained to her why.
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I did like your cartoon. The only thing I didnt enjoy was the languare of the power rangers, but I'm a 36 year-old prude but....that the language does illustrate how their characters are, w/out it,the readers may not understand how unlikeable they are. So, I definetly see a difference between good and evil.
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I'm not sure, but I think his main prophet was a cartoon character.
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I had to do one awhile ago.  I did mine on the political cartoons and opinions during World War 2.  You can try it if you want.  It's kind of simple.  Dr. Seuss was a "huge" political cartoonist.  You can talk about opiniions about events in the cartoons and how they were impacts at the time.
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Cartoon life, because in cartoons you can have whatever you want, heaven, because its the good things in life times 1,000,000 and minus all the bad things, peaceful or action? Cant decide..depends.
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I love cartoons!!\nSpongebob, flintstone, bug's life!!
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In its original historical meaning, a cartoon (from the Italian cartone, meaning "big paper") is a full-size drawing made on paper as a study for a further artwork, such as a painting or tapestry.\n\nIn modern print media, a cartoon is an illustration, usually humorous in intent. \n\nBecause of the stylistic similarities between comic strips and early animated movies, "cartoon" came to refer to animation, and this is the sense in which "cartoon" is most commonly used today.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Animated_cartoon