In the horridly low budget looking Mickey Mouse Clubhouse 3D animation and in general in cartoons from the 00s the characters would ask questions aimed at the toddler audience like "do you want to come into my clubhouse?" which you were supposed to answer to with a bovinely elongated "yeeees" as the retarded zogling child you are, but I as an emo 8 year old relished in telling mickey I did not want to, with an intelligent nihilistic smirk on my face. I think this trait, much like returning the shopping cart at a walmart, can serve as a sociological distinction between high trust, rule following people, essentially "first worldist", and low trust people with tendencies towards ressentiment. I invite everyone to expand on this since it's such a promising area of investigation and to supply any dimension of analysis that might have escaped me in my quick consideration of the issue
Plenty of examples of this being done with racial minority characters btw. A show like Dora the Explorer is LITERALLY a humiliation ritual for sensitive young white men, teaching them to yell "SWIPER NO SWIPING" when commanded by hispanic women.
>>ryu_hayabusa:37
Surely predictive programming for their drafting into middle eastern forever wars for Israel, where they would serve (the jews) under the command of five foot tall latinas
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