You can tell this was probably illustrated by an older person or for older people because what kids actually watch TV and what kids even know what rabbit ears are in the US? And that screen is poking out like it's an old CRT with it's big ass hanging out like its trying to exhaust enough heat to cause the heat death of the universe by itself.
If someone told me this came out in the 70s or 80s I'd believe them.
Once a month, I make it my civic duty to go to the park and meet the youth of the day. I fill their heads with glorious thoughts of mutilating their genitals (cause that’s what gender affirming care means at that age, right?) and then if any of them are there without adult supervision, I bring them to look at drag queens, all the while telling them, “this could be you; you should emulate this.”
It takes a lot of time, but hey, if you wanna invest in the future, you have to put in the effort.
It’s probably not too difficult to repurpose old curtains, sheets, or other large area garments that have been discarded. Making a skirt seems like it’d be a lot more simple than most other types of clothing.
I mean, I can’t really think of any kind of television media in my youth that didn’t teach acceptance and being kind to others. Even the shit that was made for the exclusive purpose of selling toys. So if you’re a bigot afraid of your children being instilled with a sense of empathy and tolerance for things different than themselves, I could see how one might think TV is brainwashing kids.
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