Why have none of the adults on The Rugrats been charged with child endangerment? Stu and Grandpa should've been in jail.
8 Answers to "Why have none of the adults on The Rugrats been charged with child endangerment? Stu and Grandpa should've been in jail."
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It was actually beneficial, the kids learnt many lessons from wandering off out of their parents' care.
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You're actually right, they learned a lot from those trips.
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cause there was a thing called 'outside' back then, and kids used to play in it.....weird, I know.
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No...I'm watching an episode right now where Tommy was playing outside in the front yard unsupervised and was kidnapped.
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and? that's life. You can be the most protected kid and get kidnapped. So we should ban 'outside' cause kids get kidnapped?
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You've been watching the HUB station too, huh? Starting Monday, they're putting on Animaniacs, another of the best cartoons ever. [8>{)
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They are all secretly dead except Angelica
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I read that story on creepypasta......
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Lol love creepypasta. There are lots of other cartoon theroeris too
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Lmao, I always wondered the same thing. Most toons should seriously either be in jail, or dead. But, that's what makes them great :)
The babysitter on Tom and Jerry was probably the worst offender of not watching kids :pLike (1)
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I remember that episode of Tom and Jerry, that baby was everywhere.
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because its a fictional cartoon, therefore, not real and not subject to our rules
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Very true.
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That is true.
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Posted by GothGamerGirl Jan 2nd, 2013 at 1:34AM
They were Nineties parents, they were letting their kids be free range
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Reply by Bloo Jan 2nd, 2013 at 2:21AM
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