Is this necessary?
- Thread starter Matesrates
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Newholland
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Nope, bit like painting fire engines, those responsible want to be seen as being “so inclusive” but there’s no harm in it... so crack on.
southshorepool
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And?
tangerine_neil
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Let’s not be Rasher 
Wizaard
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Is that just not you putting your prejudices into play?
It's Peppa Pig. It's a kids programme, for kids and aimed at kids. To see a sexual aspect is just weird.
tommytwojags
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Well that's going to lead to some embarrassing questions for parents.
LimerickTangerine
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My thoughts too
Albert Ross
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You don’t need to have any kind of prejudice to want to let kids be kids. They will grow up quicker than you think and ask the relevant questions when they are ready.
Wizaard
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Why? There's every chance that kids today will go to school with another kid who has two Dads or two Mums. They won't think anything of it, and why should they?
tommytwojags
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Why would they think anything of lesbian pigs? I can't imagine.
seasiderjohn
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with Tourette's
Matesrates
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Weird reply, how have you assumed I have prejudices and how have you seen a sexual aspect?
Old_Laytonian
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Are you telling porkies?
April13th1970
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Scaramanga
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Do children of such a young age that watch peppy pig really need educating on sexuality. They have lots of time for that, just let them be kids. Weird.
April13th1970
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I'm sure the LBGTQ+ community like spicy pulled pork too
southshorepool
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Why?
Wizaard
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For a child, it's just two parents. Orientation and gender don't come into it. Stop projecting.