Nickelodeon Deletes Thousands Of Votes In Their ‘Children’s Poll’ For President...

originally posted by: smkymcnugget420
a reply to: Trueman

here's a little secret: all television is brainwashing.

Sure, but Nickelodeon targets our children. Thank God my kids never liked it. They barely watch TV and I cancelled cable years ago.

Wait, you mean a production company that wiped all history of a TV show on their own network because the star of said show was connected to one of the largest sex cults in modern history was caught trying to twist reality on a fake electoral? I'm shocked.

Oh by the way I'm talking about that Nickelodeon show "Ally Mack" that stared Allison Mack of NIXVM fame. Nickelodeon also liked to use Harvey Weinstein Productions go get young starlets for some of their shows. Funny how extensively these tid-bits of information got removed from even the deep corners of the internet. A lot of people over look the power behind Nickelodeon productions for some strange reason.

a reply to: Klassified

Of course, can't let kids think that Trump is OK. Get 'em when they're young!

So now Russian bots farms are waisting their time inflating nickelodeon polls?

originally posted by: DanDanDat
So now Russian bots farms are waisting their time inflating nickelodeon polls?

Russia russia russia!

originally posted by: Ringsofsaturn777

originally posted by: DanDanDat
So now Russian bots farms are waisting their time inflating nickelodeon polls?

Russia russia russia!

It just gets sad when that explanation has to be used to explain a kids TV network poll.

Once they cancelled the quality programs like Ren and Stimpy it was just downhill from there....

originally posted by: LSU2018
a reply to: rickymouse

This is true... There used to be a show I loved on Nickelodeon in the 80's. I think it was called "Pinwheel" and there were two kids that would go through a mirror to a reverse side. Or maybe it was Gumby who did it, I don't remember. I tried a few times to walk through a mirror but finally came to the conclusion that my parents never had a magic mirror like the shows I watched did. The other show I watched a lot and loved was called Today's Special.

Pinwheel pinwheel spinning around...look in my pinwheel and see what I found.
I think Gumby walked thru mirrors.

a reply to: StratosFear

I couldn’t eat and watch ren and stimpy. That show would ruin my appetite.

originally posted by: Guyfriday
Wait, you mean a production company that wiped all history of a TV show on their own network because the star of said show was connected to one of the largest sex cults in modern history was caught trying to twist reality on a fake electoral? I'm shocked.

Oh by the way I'm talking about that Nickelodeon show "Ally Mack" that stared Allison Mack of NIXVM fame. Nickelodeon also liked to use Harvey Weinstein Productions go get young starlets for some of their shows. Funny how extensively these tid-bits of information got removed from even the deep corners of the internet. A lot of people over look the power behind Nickelodeon productions for some strange reason.

You are getting the show "The Secret World of Alex Mack" confused with the Actress Allison Mack.

Allison Mack was never on that show.

originally posted by: Never Despise


This is the world they are preparing. George Orwell on the weary monotony of an endless leftist society, "1984":

Nice try but no. Orwell was warning against a totalitarian society led by a leader wrapped in a Cult of Personality. He had Stalin in mind but not leftism.

Orwell wrote “Every line of serious work that I have written since 1936 has been written, directly or indirectly, against totalitarianism and for democratic socialism, as I understand it.” By democratic socialism, he meant real, actual left wing socialism with a leaning towards Trotsky.

But, hey, take what he said out of context to suit your partisan point. After all, we have always been at war with Eurasia.

originally posted by: LSU2018
a reply to: Cobaltic1978

While it's not a big deal, it pushes innocent kids towards politics. Kids shouldn't give half a popcorn fart about politics until they at least hit puberty. And if they do learn about politics, it should come from the parents, not cartoon stations. That's the problem here.

There's another layer here. By associating politics with cartoons, it is reduced to entertainment.

Mind you, that explains why so many people see elections as a sporting event, with live commentary, partisan cheering and morning-after match analysis.

a reply to: galaga

Nope, I'm talking about the Nickelodeon show that stared Allison Mack. As soon as Mack was connected to NIXVM the show vanished from the internet's search engine. Some one at Nickelodeon knew what was going down, and worked very hard to protect their image.

Taking a page? Wake up buddy! They have an embossed chapter in the book! Entertainment has been giving out political propeganda since the start. It also never stopped.

a reply to: RazorV66