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NSFL Nickelodeon Talks About “Environmental Racism”

Likely to prove unsurprising to those familiar with the widespread propaganda being force-fed to children in the West, child-focused TV channel Nickelodeon has now also taken part in brainwashing children as the official Twitter account has uploaded a video discussing “environmental racism”.

The entire 8-minute video that any halfway intelligent adult will find taxing to sit through:
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The Twitter account naturally also disabled direct replies to prevent any adult of sound mind from arguing with their agenda, a typical turn of events for those pushing the narrative in the West:
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This didn’t prevent quote tweets however, and disgruntled commentators weren’t afraid to let others know how they feel about this child-focused brainwashing:
Look at the like to retweet ratio.
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My favorite comment.
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Nickelodeon dedicated a segment of its Earth Day special of Nick News: Kids and the Impact of Climate Change to teach its viewers about “environmental racism.”

The segment opened with CBS News correspondent and host of the show Jamie Yuccas describing dangerous living conditions in several cities across the United States.

“What do these cities have in common?” Yuccas asked. “They’re all examples of environmental racism, a form of systemic racism where minority and low-income communities are surrounded by health hazards because they live near sewage, mines, landfills, power stations, [and] major roads.”

The Nick News program intentionally addresses a younger audience and animates different social or political issues in a way that children can understand them, but critics of the Earth Day special were quick to describe it as indoctrination.

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After backlash, Nickelodeon disabled the ability for Twitter users to leave comments on its post.

Last year, Nickelodeon aired a segment dedicated to “Kids, Race, and Unity,” where founders of the Black Lives Matter movement took questions from children and instructed families to have “constructive conversations about race and incivility.”

Nickelodeon did not immediately respond to a request for comment from the Washington Examiner.

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And people wonder why kids turn into soy-boy pussy's that gets offended by everything. It's because of brainwashing shit like this. I'm genuinely pissed of after finding out about this.
 

NretsewThePerv

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I dont know why companies think marketing to woke commies who hate big money and the very concept of companies is a good idea that's going to sell, as that's the only reason they do this shit. it's all about marketing, they think it will be a good PR move when in reality it just annoys the shit out of people

so all I gotta say is go woke go broke
 

Narbray

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WTF with this, excuse me if I am wrong because my english is a little poor and I did not understand the video at all, but basically they are teaching the children that the environmental deterioration of some regions is a form of razism that they call “Environmental Racism "?
Things like this make me wonder if I want to stay alive within a few years, I literally can't imagine the future that awaits us if this continues.:hinata-acid:
 

Grönsak

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WTF with this, excuse me if I am wrong because my english is a little poor and I did not understand the video at all, but basically they are teaching the children that the environmental deterioration of some regions is a form of razism that they call “Environmental Racism "?
Sort of. Because there tend to be more black people living in those areas that's way it's apparently racist. Even though it actually have nothing to do with race what so ever. Because in that case China is racist towards Chinese people. Even though these pc people would probably say that stuff is the white man's fault to.
 

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this is the classic clout chase movie to try and distract people from how awful they are hell This is coming of the heels of them rejecting a known creators cartoon pitch and their announcing of a live action reboot of the fairly odd parents.
 

translation gundam

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remember when nickelodeon was about waking up in the morning and watching some great Saturday morning cartoons.
I sure as fuck remember those great times, and maybe this is me remembering with rose-tinted glasses, but when I was a lee lad I watched cartoons to be entertained.
not be preached at on what is the scam now "gets reading glasses on" ENVIRONMENTAL RACISM.

WTF is that.


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Fennec_fox

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remember when nickelodeon was about waking up in the morning and watching some great Saturday morning cartoons.
I sure as fuck remember those great times, and maybe this is me remembering with rose-tinted glasses, but when I was a lee lad I watched cartoons to be entertained.
not be preached at on what is the scam now "gets reading glasses on" ENVIRONMENTAL RACISM.

WTF is that.
I actually rememeber that cartoons and fairy tales to be fun, but now everything has to be some kind of tool for pushing some kind of socio-political agenda. Why can't we have just some fun stories:senko-disgust:??? Man I hope they won't reboot more older cartoons (like Ed. Edd n' Eddie) because we all know they will fuck them up:seething::seething:
 

Fennec_fox

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Have you seen any of the new Tom and Yerry shows?
No I actually haven't. I haven't seen any of these reboots since I don't care about them and also I assume they are awful.
They are basically friends now days. :a-disgust: Not like the old days. The best episodes is when the have all out war with each other.
It was a slapstick comedy, that was the point. But I guess everything must be a comfort and no conflict must ever happen:gura-pain:. Reminds me of Raging Golden Eagle's rant about the slides and slopes he used to use when he was a kid (they were very high and made of metal and later turned them to be small and made of plastic). Everything becomes safe so nobody gets hurt.
 

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Likely to prove unsurprising to those familiar with the widespread propaganda being force-fed to children in the West, child-focused TV channel Nickelodeon has now also taken part in brainwashing children as the official Twitter account has uploaded a video discussing “environmental racism”.

The entire 8-minute video that any halfway intelligent adult will find taxing to sit through:
Video archive(for 30 days)



The Twitter account naturally also disabled direct replies to prevent any adult of sound mind from arguing with their agenda, a typical turn of events for those pushing the narrative in the West:
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This didn’t prevent quote tweets however, and disgruntled commentators weren’t afraid to let others know how they feel about this child-focused brainwashing:
Look at the like to retweet ratio.
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My favorite comment.
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Original article(archive)




Nickelodeon dedicated a segment of its Earth Day special of Nick News: Kids and the Impact of Climate Change to teach its viewers about “environmental racism.”

The segment opened with CBS News correspondent and host of the show Jamie Yuccas describing dangerous living conditions in several cities across the United States.

“What do these cities have in common?” Yuccas asked. “They’re all examples of environmental racism, a form of systemic racism where minority and low-income communities are surrounded by health hazards because they live near sewage, mines, landfills, power stations, [and] major roads.”

The Nick News program intentionally addresses a younger audience and animates different social or political issues in a way that children can understand them, but critics of the Earth Day special were quick to describe it as indoctrination.

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After backlash, Nickelodeon disabled the ability for Twitter users to leave comments on its post.

Last year, Nickelodeon aired a segment dedicated to “Kids, Race, and Unity,” where founders of the Black Lives Matter movement took questions from children and instructed families to have “constructive conversations about race and incivility.”

Nickelodeon did not immediately respond to a request for comment from the Washington Examiner.

Original article (archive)



And people wonder why kids turn into soy-boy pussy's that gets offended by everything. It's because of brainwashing shit like this. I'm genuinely pissed of after finding out about this.

Companies are the last people talking about moarlity and good.
 

nitwitsworld

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Don't be shocked if future mass shootings happen because of BLM. We already saw a cop get killed by some black chick yelling fuck the police while driving so fast she killed the cop 100 feet in the air. She is getting 17 years in prison for murder. Might make a thread about it.
 

namedoesntfi

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Oh, I didn't see this thread. This video is horrible on so many levels. Like many said here, where is the Nickelodeon that kids could tune into weeknights or Saturday morning and just enjoy? The most vile thing at the time were toys advertisements. :gura-pain:

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More reasons to just let the legacy media die off and rebuild on top of its ashen corpse.
That guy sums it up. Yeah, legacy media is done. Rebuilding on top of the wasteland they will leave behind is the only way forward unfortunately.

We know there are many grifters in this woke environment. Just saying whatever is the trend or whatever a major overlord states. However, there are people who truly believe these things and I wonder: how depressing is living life like that? Always trying to find problems were there aren't. Or finding problems but always interpreting in some horrible way. Worst of all, not allowing themselves and other to some escapism because it's elitist or whatever. :hibiki-pain:
 

Beginner

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WTF with this, excuse me if I am wrong because my english is a little poor and I did not understand the video at all, but basically they are teaching the children that the environmental deterioration of some regions is a form of razism that they call “Environmental Racism "?
Things like this make me wonder if I want to stay alive within a few years, I literally can't imagine the future that awaits us if this continues.:hinata-acid:
Want the philosophical rant on the topic and the justification for it?

Comes from about three different places from what I can understand.

One: Consequentialist Morality
So what determines the morality of an action: The intentions behind the action, or the consequences of the action?
Real hard question, I know, but if you think on it a while you realise the whole thing is a false dichotomy - it's more of an intricate combination of the two, prioritising one over the other leads to a kind of warped sense of right and wrong, because when you expand the ideas out you start hitting brick walls real quick in your limit cases.
The intention side (deontology is the technical term) ends up asking questions like 'is it appropriate to lie if it means saving a life?' (to which the answer is technically 'No' if you wanna be consistent in this worldview), the consequenatialist looks at anyone asking this question like they're a complete fucking retard - 'of course it's acceptable you numpty!'
The consequence side (just called consequentialism) ends up demonising people who try to do the right thing, they just fucked up (someone who has never been taught how to deal with an oil fire trying to put it out with water is a good example of this. The deontologist would say 'you did the best you could with what you had', whereas the consequentialist would argue 'nah, you fucked up and you need to pay'.)
How does any of this relate to environmental racism?
Simple: The consequences outlined in every climate change manifesto put forward fuck up poor places more than they fuck up rich places (because rich places can... y'know, throw money at fixing the problems.). Poor places tend not to be caucasian places (thank the industrial revolution and enlightenment both kickstarting from Europe for that).
If morality is determined in the consequences, it stands to reason that consequences can be deemed on their moral valence even if there's no actor behind them - the consequence itself is the thing being morally judged.
(As an aside, if you want the equivalent issue with the deontological perspective: because intentions alone bear the full weight of moral judgement under that view, it means that fantasies that are never acted upon can be construed to have moral weight - and that leads to censorship, because while you can't control thought, you can control the things that might spark it).

Two: "You can't stand still on a moving train"
I fucking hate that phrase...
So if we assume climate change is real and man made (I don't care whether or not you believe it - this is the axiom they're working from, they assume you accept the premise too and will browbeat you if you don't), then that means we're ultimately responsible for the oncoming catastrophe. The idea is that it's chugging along (hence, moving train), and that the moral imperative is that you need to do something about it (i.e. stop the train).
Refusal to act is to tacitly permit the negative consequence to happen.

Three: "Everything is Political"
Even though this is a quote from literal fascists, a lot of the left leaning types labour under this presumption. I know it's an unpopular view, but I fully believe fascists are just commies who aren't naively utopian about it, so it doesn't surprise me in the slightest.
So if you assume that literally everything has a political texture (I fucking hate that assumption and I think it's a horrible way to paint how people function, but that's the rules of their game here), we can assume that any action, or non-action as the case may be, has a political motivation. Whatever your stated motive is irrelevant, because your choices further a particular political agenda at any given time, even if you don't personally associate with it.
Therefore, action or non-action on matters of environmental concern, are intrinsically a matter of political power.

Ergo, we have the following:
- If climate change bears an outsized negative impact against the poor and dispossessed, then morally: climate change is oppressive.
- Because those poor and dispossessed are of ethnically homogenous, non-white groupings, Climate Change has a racial texture.
- If all (non) actions have a political texture due to their knock on effects, then that racial texture manifests as a racially motivated political outlook.
- If climate change is morally oppressive, then those who refuse to act on the matter of climate change are making a morally oppressive non-action.
- If that morally oppressive non-action is racially political, then the personal responsibility of climate change's racism falls on those who refuse to act.

Therefore: Non-action on climate change is fundamentally an expression of racism, as you are content with letting the climate 'deal with the problem' so that you don't have you.
 

namedoesntfi

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Want the philosophical rant on the topic and the justification for it?

Comes from about three different places from what I can understand.

One: Consequentialist Morality
So what determines the morality of an action: The intentions behind the action, or the consequences of the action?
Real hard question, I know, but if you think on it a while you realise the whole thing is a false dichotomy - it's more of an intricate combination of the two, prioritising one over the other leads to a kind of warped sense of right and wrong, because when you expand the ideas out you start hitting brick walls real quick in your limit cases.
The intention side (deontology is the technical term) ends up asking questions like 'is it appropriate to lie if it means saving a life?' (to which the answer is technically 'No' if you wanna be consistent in this worldview), the consequenatialist looks at anyone asking this question like they're a complete fucking retard - 'of course it's acceptable you numpty!'
The consequence side (just called consequentialism) ends up demonising people who try to do the right thing, they just fucked up (someone who has never been taught how to deal with an oil fire trying to put it out with water is a good example of this. The deontologist would say 'you did the best you could with what you had', whereas the consequentialist would argue 'nah, you fucked up and you need to pay'.)
How does any of this relate to environmental racism?
Simple: The consequences outlined in every climate change manifesto put forward fuck up poor places more than they fuck up rich places (because rich places can... y'know, throw money at fixing the problems.). Poor places tend not to be caucasian places (thank the industrial revolution and enlightenment both kickstarting from Europe for that).
If morality is determined in the consequences, it stands to reason that consequences can be deemed on their moral valence even if there's no actor behind them - the consequence itself is the thing being morally judged.
(As an aside, if you want the equivalent issue with the deontological perspective: because intentions alone bear the full weight of moral judgement under that view, it means that fantasies that are never acted upon can be construed to have moral weight - and that leads to censorship, because while you can't control thought, you can control the things that might spark it).

Two: "You can't stand still on a moving train"
I fucking hate that phrase...
So if we assume climate change is real and man made (I don't care whether or not you believe it - this is the axiom they're working from, they assume you accept the premise too and will browbeat you if you don't), then that means we're ultimately responsible for the oncoming catastrophe. The idea is that it's chugging along (hence, moving train), and that the moral imperative is that you need to do something about it (i.e. stop the train).
Refusal to act is to tacitly permit the negative consequence to happen.

Three: "Everything is Political"
Even though this is a quote from literal fascists, a lot of the left leaning types labour under this presumption. I know it's an unpopular view, but I fully believe fascists are just commies who aren't naively utopian about it, so it doesn't surprise me in the slightest.
So if you assume that literally everything has a political texture (I fucking hate that assumption and I think it's a horrible way to paint how people function, but that's the rules of their game here), we can assume that any action, or non-action as the case may be, has a political motivation. Whatever your stated motive is irrelevant, because your choices further a particular political agenda at any given time, even if you don't personally associate with it.
Therefore, action or non-action on matters of environmental concern, are intrinsically a matter of political power.

Ergo, we have the following:
- If climate change bears an outsized negative impact against the poor and dispossessed, then morally: climate change is oppressive.
- Because those poor and dispossessed are of ethnically homogenous, non-white groupings, Climate Change has a racial texture.
- If all (non) actions have a political texture due to their knock on effects, then that racial texture manifests as a racially motivated political outlook.
- If climate change is morally oppressive, then those who refuse to act on the matter of climate change are making a morally oppressive non-action.
- If that morally oppressive non-action is racially political, then the personal responsibility of climate change's racism falls on those who refuse to act.

Therefore: Non-action on climate change is fundamentally an expression of racism, as you are content with letting the climate 'deal with the problem' so that you don't have you.
Good insight.

From what I understood from that:
One allows topics to be associated with things that do not necessarily have any correlation. E.g.: Racism in climate change.
Two creates the mob and grievance mentalities. E.g.: "You don't want further climate change, right? So you HAVE to do this in order to save the planet."
And Three allows the creation of a bogeyman of those that do not conform to whichever ideology is enforced through Two.
 

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Good insight.

From what I understood from that:
One allows topics to be associated with things that do not necessarily have any correlation. E.g.: Racism in climate change.
Two creates the mob and grievance mentalities. E.g.: "You don't want further climate change, right? So you HAVE to do this in order to save the planet."
And Three allows the creation of a bogeyman of those that do not conform to whichever ideology is enforced through Two.
Hammer, meet nail.
 

Vajra

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Reminds me of Raging Golden Eagle's rant about the slides and slopes he used to use when he was a kid
We used to have one of those slides in the town park. Must've been like 10-15 years ago. As expected, everyone stopped going there when the town replaced all the fun stuff in the park.

I do miss when things were fun though. Kids nowadays have to deal with both shitty cartoons/reboots/etc. and the brainwashing from these networks. Everything's become a hugbox, it's unfortunate. :hinata-acid:
 

AK-12

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Childrens TV networks should stick to showing cartoons, not spreading made up bullshit.
Remember when so called Cartoon channels still were airing good cartoons instead of some retarded LIVE action bullshit that have nothing in common with cartoons? Peperidge farm remembers. 10-12 years ago there were TONS of good cartoons, now they only have Spongebob and Fairy Odd Parents which they are milking the hell outta them. Everything else is some lame-ass boring LIVE action autism.
 
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