Should I force my kids to watch Family Guy, South Park, and R-rated California hood movies from age 3 to age 17?

[InsecureLivesMatter]

For context, I want to use them as the only homeschooling tools. Every single day from their third birthday until their eighteenth except during vacations and family gatherings.

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What about forcing them to watch Sesame Street every day from age 3 to age 7, and then all of the episodes of WordGirl from age 8 to 17?

[MuddyMole]

I feel like South Park has some educational value, in terms of encouraging critical thinking etc. It would certainly be preferable to having them watch Fox News, for example.
I don't recommend anyone watches trash like Family Guy, though.

[Anonymous]

well, WordGirl is a great show. People can learn a lot from that at any age. I would agree with older episodes of Sesame Street. None of the new shit, pushing out agendas rather than edumacation. And those r-rated movies are entertaining, but they push a victim-mentality, and kids grow up thinking "that's just da way it is out here on the streets". We don't need to indoctrinate any more perpetual victims. You're welcome. :)

[katiesmuff]

I'm sure that would develop some world class individuals for the world to contend with.

[MemeSupreme]

you can show them an episode so they know what it is, but don't force them to watch it

[LazerBean]

You make autistic people look bad with questions like these.

[MrChinaski]

No you should not 'force' people to do things. Especially minors.

[Rimaisme]

I wouldn't recommend

[hello4433]

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[hello4433]

Don't force