I think it is less about filtering what a kid sees and more about preparing children for the crazy shit the world can throw at kids without meaning too. For an

I think it is less about filtering what a kid sees and more about preparing children for the crazy shit the world can throw at kids without meaning too. For any adult looking at PewDiePie's shenanigans it is clear that he isn't actually supporting organized racism, or if he is he is astoundingly bad at it (perhaps as bad at being funny. But to a an unprepared kid (or dumb adult) this stuff can seem shocking and the jokes might be missed on them. PewDiePie simply didn't care some kids might see and wasn't concerned about it. Parents can prepare their kids and create open environments where the kids can ask questions. If done right the parent can create situations where they can simply explain that PewDiePie lacks good taste when the kid asks what its going on. This is a bunch of idealist rubbish, but at least a few parents have done it.