[ SECRET POST #3192 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3192 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

So they can't be actually held responsible. But that doesn't mean their actions cannot be criticized or people can't use certain words to describe them.

If a person thinks that the behavior isn't funny that it's abusive, than that's their right.

If someone regularly slaps punches and kicks the person they're in a relationship with for upsetting them , I'm going to call that person abusive. I don't think the fact that they're muppets means it's "sad".

[(Anonymous)]

You do you, anon. But realize that because a lot of people don't see the Muppets as real and therefore believe that any harm inflicted onscreen is also not real, then they're not going to feel the same way about it. It doesn't mean they believe that hitting your partner is okay, it just means that in this context, it's not something that bothers them. Just like how people don't get alarmed about self-harming when a muppet pulls off their ears and nose while singing a cheery song.