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In all fairness, Teletubbies had no dialog. With enough creativity, you could read whatever you want into it. When an insubordinate train car is bricked up "fo
by cobbzilla 9y ago
In all fairness, Teletubbies had no dialog. With enough creativity, you could read whatever you want into it.
When an insubordinate train car is bricked up "for always and always" and the narrator comments "I think he deserved his punishment, don’t you?", well, um, I think it's OK to say there's some seriously old-school moralizing going on.
- fallous 9y agoDepends how "old" the school of morality you're subscribing to is I guess and the strain of philosophy. Considering major Western Philosophies... New Testament circa 33AD not so much, pre-Enlightenment Catholic Church probably, Enlightenment era to pre-Marx, not so much, Marxist/Leninist and Progressive era of say 1900 and beyond then absolutely.