Six animated shows airing on Nickelodeon and Cartoon network have been banned by Kenyan government.
They include: The Loud House, The Legend of Korra and Hey
Arnold along with the Cartoon Network shows Steven Universe, Adventure Time and Clarence.
This is to battle what it described as attempts to glorify
homosexual behavior and impair the moral judgment of children.
The Kenya Film Classification Board has singled out
Nickelodeon's shows accusing them of damaging the
family.
According to the KFCB complaint, the shows in question
have been trying to normalize, glamorize, and even glorify homosexual
behavior.
The Kenyan censors have said that the six cartoons are intended to introduce children to deviant behavior, calling such efforts "obnoxious and inappropriate".
KFCB further added that such material targets children and seeks to impair their moral judgment on the institution of family, and has written to MultiChoice, the owners of DStv, where the shows are aired, to inform them about the ban.
The Kenyan censors have said that the six cartoons are intended to introduce children to deviant behavior, calling such efforts "obnoxious and inappropriate".
KFCB further added that such material targets children and seeks to impair their moral judgment on the institution of family, and has written to MultiChoice, the owners of DStv, where the shows are aired, to inform them about the ban.
Same sex kissing scene in the 'Legend of Korra' |
"The
Legend of Korra" featured a same-sex kiss in one of its episodes, while
there have been drag queen characters in Nickelodeon shows, as well as a
married gay couple on "The Loud House."
"The children's programs are laced with retrogressive and bizarre messages intended to promote the LGBT agenda in the country," the KFCB statement continued.
Same-sex sexual acts are illegal in Kenya, which is a predominantly Christian country, with offenders threatened by prison.
VIMN Africa responded to the story by agreeing to pull the Nickelodeon shows from air.
"We acknowledge the concerns expressed by the Kenyan Film Classification Board. While we explore a variety of options, we will suspend the shows in question in Kenya," the statement read.
*Subtlety, that's how the devil operates. Infiltrating the innocent minds of children with this demonic message. It's called brainwashing. They see it in cartoons and grow up thinking it's normal and okay.
If these people have no evil intentions, why sandwich these subliminal messages in cartoons meant for children? That's why today, more and more children are developing deviant behaviors. Because their minds have been polluted by the things they see, watch and hear. It's pitiable and spiritual.
Protect your young minds. Pay attention to the information they are fed with. Don't stop praying for them and feeding them with God's Word.
"The children's programs are laced with retrogressive and bizarre messages intended to promote the LGBT agenda in the country," the KFCB statement continued.
Same-sex sexual acts are illegal in Kenya, which is a predominantly Christian country, with offenders threatened by prison.
VIMN Africa responded to the story by agreeing to pull the Nickelodeon shows from air.
"We acknowledge the concerns expressed by the Kenyan Film Classification Board. While we explore a variety of options, we will suspend the shows in question in Kenya," the statement read.
*Subtlety, that's how the devil operates. Infiltrating the innocent minds of children with this demonic message. It's called brainwashing. They see it in cartoons and grow up thinking it's normal and okay.
If these people have no evil intentions, why sandwich these subliminal messages in cartoons meant for children? That's why today, more and more children are developing deviant behaviors. Because their minds have been polluted by the things they see, watch and hear. It's pitiable and spiritual.
Protect your young minds. Pay attention to the information they are fed with. Don't stop praying for them and feeding them with God's Word.
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