[ SECRET POST #6910 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6910 ⌋

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Comments

[iff_and_xor]

Maybe I have forgotten or didn’t understand or just didn’t watch enough in the first place… what kind of stuff would you describe as “dark and deep” in Looney Tunes?

I associate it with cartoon violence that I guess can be seen as dark if you read harder into it, but isn’t really intended to have that immediate effect on children.

[(Anonymous)]

Of course it's not intended to have that immediate effect on children, that would be terribly concerning. But violence is such an inherent part of humanity that we do include it in children's entertainment because it is entertaining for us as a species regardless of age.

When it comes to the deep, the first thing that comes to mind is the cartoon about the wolf and the dog. They would plot and carry out tons of violence to each other and then clock out and have lunch together. It's a funny joke on the surface level but give it more than a minute's thought and you have some commentary on capitalism in there.

[iff_and_xor]

Thanks, that’s a good example and not one I remember seeing as a child

[(Anonymous)]

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