Parents block Netflix show for alleged grooming, indoctrination

Parents across the planet are getting sick and tired of shows targeting child audience and including gay content. Parents are accusing the show creators of grooming children and indoctrination on social media platforms.

‘Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous' is the show in question and it's on Netflix. This is a cartoon that's about dinosaurs and it includes a lesbian kiss - for literally no reason whatsoever. Is there any reason to involve this in a show about dinosaurs? No. There is literally no reason for this type of content to be in a cartoon that kids are watching.

Many parents are canceling Netflix or blocking the shows so kids can't access them. Tons of people in general are calling for Netflix to stop putting gay characters in shows where it's clearly there just for inclusion purposes but offers nothing whatsoever to the plot. Faithwire reported on this episode back in 2022 when it aired and caused the first round of furious parents:

“Netflix’s ‘Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous’ is the latest TV series geared towards children that include sexual content,” Movieguide recently wrote. “After five seasons, the animated series culminates in a passionate kiss between two young girls.” According to the outlet, Netflix didn’t include any warning or disclaimer for parents about the episode’s contents, leaving in place its TV-PG rating. The show is rated for kids ages 7 and above.

The scene in question is also creating controversy in places like Hungary, where the nation’s National Media and Communications Authority is looking into whether the episode violated a 2021 law precluding the showing of transgender and homosexual content to children, Politico reported.

 

[Frank]

I support people doing WHOever they want, but I will not ever support this stuff in kid's shows and cartoons. NOPE.