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Carrots, gunpowder and duck feathers

Posted by The Red Devil on Saturday, October 11, 2008 in

Wow.

I thought it would take a whole lot to shock me, but I'm apparently shocked with this one.

A father of a 15 year old boy created this exhibit. One particular image is Bugs Bunny wielding a .45 and blowing Daffy Duck's brain to smithereens.

I'd not be bothered because Looney Tunes had always been violent. But it was violent-funny. Bugs would shoot Daffy and his precious little duck bill would go all over his face. It was hilarious! And I guess the reason for the hilarity is because it was a representation of what is virtually impossible.

Then again, we already have cartoons that show this kind of brutality and gore. Happy tree friends, Ren and Stimpy, and The CN Adult swim characters as well.

I guess what shocked me is that they would actually use these characters and transform them into a modern day violent meaningless 2 dimensional creatures. Plus the dad did this to connect with his son. Hah.

These cartoon characters are icons for our generation. It's sanctified and supposedly untouchable. You know, it's like thinking your 15 year old daughter is still a virgin and will remain a virgin until she gets married. It's wishful thinking and probably a well crafted lie but the thought that no one's contesting it nor arguing with it makes it all better. You're happy with your disillusion. (Orgasmic ignorance)

They crossed a line. Warner Bros should sue.

2 Comments

Anonymous says:

I'm glad to learn I'm not the only one that was shocked by this exhibit.

Actually it wasn't the exhibit that shocked me as much as the idea that this was created by a man trying to connect with his 15-year-old son.

It's scary to know that we are encouraging our youth to thing this kind of violence is not only okay, but entertainment.

http://redlightnaps.wordpress.com/2008/10/08/looney-tunes-exhibit/


I know. I mean, is this supposed to be some kind of modern day "fishing trip" between parent and child? It's so perverse.

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