Netflix has apologised over an “unacceptable” tweet sent from The Chilling Adventures Of Sabrina‘s official Twitter account which included the words “bloody Sunday”.
The show, which recently ended its run of four seasons, posted a series of behind-the-scenes pictures over the weekend of various stars covered in fake blood from its official Twitter account, captioning the since-deleted tweet: “sunday bloody sunday”.
Many users subsequently pointed out that the phrase is associated with the tragic 1972 Bloody Sunday massacre in Northern Ireland, in which members of the Army’s Parachute Regiment opened fire on civil rights demonstrators on Sunday, January 30, killing 14 people.[READ MORE]... |
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... they promote violence, LOTS of violence and apparently to the executives at Netflix a cartoon using adult voice actors portraying children who engage in sexual activity, doesn't constitute child pornography.
Furthermore, youngsters NEVER EVER uses the parental controls of course, nobody checks it, all the way down to small kids. Netflix's hit shows spotlight gruesome violence, disturbing messages in childrens' videos (subliminal messages), it can leave 'lingering fear' that can cause sleep disturbances and much worse things, not to forget, that Teens viewers can't get enough of trilogies and multipart series that keep them on the edges of their seats, waiting for the next installment.
Whether it's a dystopian series or a science fiction, fantasy, horror, or historical saga, these shows immerse viewers in other worlds and keep them hooked - SoTW... |
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