Somehow, I came to the conclusion that cartoons these days are
full of
violence since everything is all about fighting and blowing up stuff and
fighting and superpowers and
fighting and punching and
fighting and villains and
fighting.
You get the idea. And I kept thinking, why would people actually like these cartoons that shows violence? Does that mean that people
love violence? For a change, the world has problems already and people are liking
violence? What is wrong with the world? I somehow imagined the next generation actually watching plenty of cartoons with a lot of violence in them and actually
laughing because of the funny plot. Can't we produce cartoons without violence? Even if they're saving people from crime, teaching kids that doing those crime is a bad thing, is showing how to do it with fighting actually a solution?
So, that's drama but it's a thought to ponder.
Then my thoughts wander to superheroes because
Cartoon Network showed a
Batman commercial and I thought,
Batman can't be a superhero. He doesn't even have powers, for Pete's sake. He can be a hero, yeah, but a
superhero? I don't think so. What makes him so super to be considered a superhero? He saves people, I know that. I save kittens, can I be a superhero now?
LOL. (I was talking to
lettherebebrock and he told me that maybe,
if you're wearing a costume, it means that
you're a superhero already.
FANNEH.)
GAH. Changing topic, I missed uber lots of
FOP episodes so I'll make up for that. YAY!
This post means no harm to any fans who're going to be able to read it. Bye. :D