(June 24, 2011 at 9:23 pm)Zenith Wrote:(June 24, 2011 at 9:16 pm)MilesTailsPrower Wrote: If religion helps the comic than it's alright, but trying to convince people it's real is sorta wrong. I don't really care what kind of shit a comic book has in it, unless it's good. But FaithNoMore made a good example with the Spawn comic.
For example if it's some sort of racist comic (Idk), saying that the jews are not people and should be killed, is a example of a indoctrination. Basically the topic is about having someones personal beliefs in a comic book trying to convince you their beliefs. (I honestly don't know, I'm not really thinking at all today?)
The wrong part with this is that educative stuff for children should be historical book, historical documentaries, etc (i.e. the real stuff). NOT one's ideas represented in fairytales.
Yeah, and the insane/foolish part of the comic books is the rest.
I didn't watch the video, but you are right about educative stuff for children should be historical book with REAL events that actually happened. In my social studies class before christmas break, my teacher made the class watch The Nativity Story. She stopped the movie because some people fell asleep and I got in trouble for laughing at one part, that she took very serious.
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Religion is like a Penis, you shouldn't whip it out in public and you shouldn't shove it down your child's throat.
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