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Styxhexenhammer666 in The Styxhexenhammer666 Channel (2010)

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Paw Patrol and Thomas the Tank Engine Declared 'Fascist': Social Panic

The Styxhexenhammer666 Channel

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  • Styx responds to Elissa Strauss' criticism of two children's TV series.
  • Styxhexenhammer666 analyzes a CNN article that initially suggests shows like "Paw Patrol" and "Thomas the Tank Engine" carry fascist undertones but later dismisses these claims. He critiques the structure of such articles for fostering unnecessary social panic by misleading casual readers who focus only on sensationalist headlines and opening paragraphs. Reflecting on the cyclical nature of moral panics, he draws parallels to past cultural controversies, such as the backlash against music in the 1980s. Ultimately, Styxhexenhammer666 emphasizes the harmlessness of these children's shows and critiques the media for perpetuating exaggerated concerns to generate clicks.—J. Spurlin

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