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Of course not. Exposing kids to thoughts beyond vacuous enjoyment and letting them face more profound thoughts and experiences would make them ask parents questions. And we can't have that.
>TFW you give your niece a copy of the Last Unicorn and get an angry phone call from your brother because you forgot most of the movie and sent his kid into a well of well of existential despair.
I'd do it again too. The more alternatives they get to that minions crap the better.
