I agree with that. If it's to the detriment of someone else, it's bad. It came off like you were saying anyone obsessed with children's media should be bullied.

I'm not talking about Harry Potter! You also mentioned children's media! I despise Harry Potter and its fans and they should face their own cruelty!

And so what if it IS part of someone's identity? Children's media, I mean. You can find something cringe without wishing ill upon them.

Who cares? No reason to be bullied.

Harry Potter and its fans are abysmal, but you also mentioned children's media in general.

Do they deserve to be "left to the elements" because they're considered cringe?

I'm genuinely asking.

Bluey is also meant for children. There are adults love it. They'll ingest, make content for, and analyze the show. They'll dress as the characters and buy the products. They'll "make it their personality."

This is pretty sad to see. The reason HP is bad is because of the author and some rancid messages in it, not because it's meant for children.

Ahh. I thought you were talking about the typical American not doing anything. My mistake. '^^

How are we letting it happen? What is a typical civilian supposed to do outside of protests and contacting representatives and that sort of thing?