>Makes me wonder if I’m getting all Tipper Gore in my old age Remember that brands were so insidious in their marketing to children during saturday morning car

>Makes me wonder if I’m getting all Tipper Gore in my old age Remember that brands were so insidious in their marketing to children during saturday morning cartoons in the 70s that the FCC mandated a more clear separation between what was a cartoon and what was a commercial. Cartoons are fine, advertising is fine, but blurring that line went too far and parents had a hard time saying no once their kids were sold something they thought was a cartoon. Different situation today, but same outcome. Parents have a hard time saying no to their kids, and then to justify their decision and make it seem okay, they shame you for not making the same choices they did, until eventually every kid is watching characters from My Little Pony kill each other and think it's a cartoon, and then the feds have to step in and regulate it. My wife and I have been putting off having kids because the peer pressure and judgement we see from parents is just so damn ridiculous.