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Although I definitely do think somebody in the family should watch it and be aware of this stuff,
because this is a cartoon that's made for kids between the age of four and eight,
in a European country, it's not even a fringe show on a fringe network.
No no no it's it's legit.
I've been ruminating on this for a few days, apparently this show, this Danish cartoon
called John Dillermand, is about a man with a giant private part,
which he swings around and does stuff with like: doing the barbecue,
using the lawn mower, helping a cat off a tree and the likes yeah.
Apparently it was aired in January.
Yo, how on earth did I miss that?
And you guys probably watching are like- because I've spoken to a few people about this and they're
like "whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa what the hell is this? Are you making this up? Are you serious?"
Unfortunately I am.
So this John Dillermand- so the word Dillermand in Danish is slang for penis.
Let's face it, I mean if there was a translation of John Dillermand here in the UK,
we'd probably call it John Willy.
Or john you know I'm saying like... I'm uncomfortable even speaking like this to
you guys, but these people are showing it to our five-year-olds and four-year-olds.
I think it exposes two things: The hyper-sexualization of our kids. And
the Paedophile Agenda that we've been seeing exponentially grow.
Forget social media sexualizing our kids, advertising, and the recent example was the
poster for the Netflix show Cuties, in which they showed kids that girls wearing hot pants.
And you know what, before it was somewhat subtle.
In a cartoon they'd put it here and there, and you'd have to pause it and zoom in.
Now, it's just in your face! Not only is it in your face...
if they're swinging around and slapping in our faces... then our kids faces as well.
I mean... that's the confidence that the paedophiles now have.
Look at this headline of Euro-news, it says it received "mixed reviews".
Mixed reviews? How on earth did it not get slapped out of existence? Why was there not
that much more of an outcry?
It baffles me frankly yeah, but then when you look at Denmark and you look at its religious
population- apparently nowadays it's seen as one of the most irreligious countries on the planet,
and then it suddenly starts making sense, because as believers (whatever religion you're part of)
we have something called Objective Morality, morality that applies to everybody yeah,
rather than Subjective Morality, that comes from individuals.. And the more irreligious countries
are the more you see subjective morality and individualism and stuff like that,
so then it starts making sense. Because where are they getting their morality from?
From people "oh, in my opinion this should be like... my opinion this should be allowed".
First it's adults that are being defined by their sexuality- oh I'm this and I'm
that- what's this being defined by your sexuality?
Now sex is a part- a very small part- of our life, but yet it's being stretched from that
you know under 5% it's being stretched to like a 70-80% via social media, via advertising,
because they're using that to fill the void of purpose of
love or compassion that we need. You might think that's a cartoon mate, it's in Denmark,
you might be one of those psychos that are like 'yeah it's happening over there mate',
but hopefully there are people watching they'll be like,
"yo, if it's happened over there, then it's only a matter of time till it comes over here",
and that's a good way of thinking and this is a very dangerous standard
that's being set, because what you're doing is you're desensitizing kids, you're making
them used to and comfortable with this private part, which they shouldn't be comfortable with,
with the amount of paedophiles and sexual abuse taking place.
A lot of people that are messed up in the older age, they link that 'being messed up' to
some sort of trauma that's taken place when they were young.
Especially if they're sexual deviants, it's linked to getting sexually abused
as a child, and so kids should be alarmed when someone whips it out,
not think 'hey it's John Dillermand. It's probably gonna start stretching.
Let me start stretching it.'
Yeah so kids are gonna be yanking on it thinking 'Hey I might be able to save someone's life with this'.
Na (x3) If someone whips that out they shouldn't be thinking 'John Dillermand'
they should be thinking 'get scissors and chop it off mate' you know I'm saying?
Yeah chop it right off.
And you know what, the psychologist advisor says "it's okay, it's a comic experience yeah".
I think it's a comic experience to chop it off, and then smack it in his face.
How about that? This is the psychologist advisor.
And where do you draw the line? What you're going to show penetration,
after saying "this is also a comic experience"?
And then you know what she goes on to say- yeah kids play naked
and they laugh while saying the word willy and you know they play doctors...
whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa, what sort of childhood did you have?
What, they're playing doctor naked? Tell them to put their clothes on!
I hope this psychologist does not have kids. Yeah!
Forget not allowed to have kids she shouldn't be allowed near kids.
Let's get a bit technical yeah. According to the 1989 International convention on the
rights of the child article 19-1 it talks about 'mental violence',
and this- what they're doing to kids- I think falls under that category.
But these 'conventions' and 'Geneva this' and 'UN this', we know it's just paper, Human Rights this,
I mean where are the human rights in Kashmir? Where are the human rights to the Uighurs yeah?
Where the human rights in Afghanistan? You know what I'm saying like
it's just nonsense. You use it whenever you want and you abuse it whenever you want.
So what do we learn from this? Do we just start going crazy and be like boycott technology,
boycott this... boycott... you can't boycott technology. Let's face it, we're living in the real world
your kids are gonna watch cartoons. This proves that now parenting has to be more hands-on you
cannot just let your child vegetate in front of the television anymore and just leave them
there and just trust whatever they're seeing is legit, and sending them to the school and thinking
whatever be whatever they're being taught there is legit-Islamic school or non-Islamic school-
you know I'm saying. So you need to be more involved yeah with the teachers "what
you teaching my child?" with regards to this and seeing and policing what your child is watching
engaging with them seeing what sort of ideas are running in their mind and not just leaving your
child to play with with his Dillermand... let him of course know what he should be doing because
you don't want a child being obsessed with the private part, I mean that's this is ridiculous.
Yeah so- more hands-on parenting please. Alright guys let's leave it there until next time.
Asalaamu alaikum.