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Cartoons these days are not child-friendly
The content of today's cartoons has lost the meaning I thought cartoons are supposed to potray - too computerised...
when i was younger i remember watching cartoons like Gummy Bears, Chip 'n Dale and so forth those to me were the enjoyble fun cartoons that will stay with me through my life.
now children are exposed to the x-rated fighting sequenced programmes that take on a computerised science fiction method of cartoons. take for example the notorious DragonBall Z which has a wide viewership of 10-25 year olds. Spongebob Squarepants is a hilarious thought provoking watch for me that i doubt gets much understanding from a 10 year old. i dont want to start on south park. i think that they should tone it down a notch so children can remain just that CHILDREN...
