Nickelodeon has been run by MTVN Kids & Family Group president Cyma Zarghami. The channel is aimed mostly at children ages 6–12. The program started with good intentions, I believe, but our degrading society which spoils many aspects of our public lives have reached our children's programs. Parents beware.
DadJohnson
By Chelsea Schilling of WorldNetDaily
June 14, 2010
(Note: Content and images in this story may be objectionable to some readers. Parental discretion is advised.)
The children's network Nickelodeon is now offering a selection of naughty games that allow players to look up teachers' skirts and perform a variety of sexual acts – prominently linking to the sexy games from its popular websites for young kids.
Nickelodeon links to AddictingGames.com from its websites for children, including Neopets.com and Nick.com. AddictingGames, a website owned by Nickelodeon parent company Viacom, features the Nickelodeon logo and has approximately 34 million monthly users.
When my kids were young, I did not allow them to watch Nickelodeon. I see their ideas haven't improved with the years. In fact, they've gotten worse.
ReplyDeleteDisgusting!
It's worse that "disgusting" ... it's downright criminal. These bastards think they can pervert all youngsters whose parents are oblique or dumb enopugh to allow the kids to watch such trash.
ReplyDeleteIt's sort of like for youporn for kids but more warped.
Problem is....I am not sure how to stop this nonsense. That is the frustrating part. Parents should take the reins for sure on raising up their children to WANT to avoid such trash. That works to some extent for a minority of parents who actually make the effort in their family. But that takes a diligent effort. Hopefully they can affect even more by example. However, many of the kids who had virtually no parental control (there are SCORES of reasons for that) are now grown and having children of their own. Moral standards are being exponentially thrown right out the window and helps to encourage such games to be made and sold and sought after.
ReplyDeleteThis stuff must be pursued and fought against but additionally, we must make an effort in our families to bring those Godly morals back. Then such trash would be a hard sell and not worth the effort it takes to create them.
Is that going to happen? Probably not right away. It seems history tells us the morality pendulum swings one way and then the next. When society is good and Godward, then we become complacent and lazy and the morality pendulum begins to swing in the opposite direction until we can no longer stand ourselves. Then it begins to head back as reality hits us square in the face. I believe we are in early stage of the immoral side of life and it will take 4 times the effort to get it back……if at all possible.
Reforming the present education system would certainly be fine starting point outside of the parents themselves.
ReplyDeleteAs presently formulated and run the school systems are merely another branch of liberalism under the auspices of the Department of Education. I think the government control of the schools represents the best possible starting point.