> No one wants to have a conversation with someone going on about "the youth of this nation". It’s a puppet show who’s target market is children under the age

> No one wants to have a conversation with someone going on about "the youth of this nation". It’s a puppet show who’s target market is children under the age of five. By most objective standards thats the “youth of a nation”. As someone that grew up watching the show, with very fond memories, it does pain me to see what it has become. It’s not just about the show dumbing itself down. If someone wants to have grown up conversation about that then I’m game. But if they’re afraid that any such conversation might lead to criticism, of other related or unrelated left wing political movements, well sucks to be them. These changes don’t happen in a vacuum and any frank discussion has to at least acknowledge them. Or hey let’s just flag conversations with don’t like and pretend they don’t exist.