Disney Wants to Indoctrinate My Kid with a Global Warming Scare

Kim D.

As a mother of a young child, I am constantly monitoring what my four-year-old son is watching on television. Actually, he doesn't get to watch much TV, but I try to make certain that what he does see contains age-appropriate messages. In this past year, I have let him watch some shows on Disney Jr, and he certainly does have his favorites, one being Doc McStuffins.

If you've never seen the animated show, it's actually a cute concept. Doc is a little girl who has the talent to fix toys with the help of her stuffed animals. Since she one day aspires to be a doctor like her mother, Doc always wears her physician's coat and is decked out with a stethoscope, her magical tool which helps to diagnose any toy ailment.

Sounds harmless, right? That's what I thought too until I found out that on May 16th the show tackled the global warming hoax. According to Progressives Today, the episode in question, "The Big Storm; Spritzi Mitzi," is based on a thunderstorm. Where things go awry is within the first two minutes when the main character gathers the animals to tell them it might get a little scary, one says, “As the earth gets warmer and warmer, big storms get bigger and bigger.”   

I guess the moral to this story is not to assume institutions that you cherished and trusted as a child are the same now in this progressive world. I can't shelter my son from all the lunacy in this world, but I need to be right there with him watching and explaining the whole story.