Palestinian sesame street

Thanks for the swift response. I will be going over what my opponent presented and then move on to a case of my own. REBUTTALUnfortunately Pro seemingly doesn't know what the PSS really is. Pro states: "1.they teach children to be racists2. teach children to kill people3. reach children genocide is okay4. muslum mickey mouse tells kids to kill Jews5. they've got a Jew eating rabit6. They make more trubble showing Jew killing MickeyWe wounder why the terrorists are in the middle east. nead I go on"Looking at this post we already see some blanket statements issued. His source for all these claims was a collection of Youtube videos. However ALL of them except for one are not even from the PSS. The show that they are from is called "Tomorrow's Pioneers" on Al-Aqsa TV. [1] Thus the only video that it is even relevant to the debate is the second one about advocating for "massacre". Now looking at it we see in the info of the Youtube video that it states that this was from PSS. However the character speaking is nowhere considered part of the PSS. Gents, this was not something that was aired on PSS. This is a misinformed video that was actually aired on "Tarabisho - the Talking Chick". See the first video for more. There is no talking chick on the Palestinian show, only Kareem and Haneen [2] as shown in the photo: Thus at the point at which none of the videos even are from PSS, none of his claims are relevant or even close to being valid. So essentially Pro has no direct case against the PSS. CASENOTE: My case will be brief since Pro provides really no case. C1: The PSS offered a strong moral foundation and hope for children in Palestine, an area that has had decades of outrage. Despite what Pro was discussing about other Palestinian TV shows, the PSS was one that was actually positive and was meant to teach kid morals and keep them happy. See the cheery and happy second video. The description says that "Hannen and Kareem teaching children important lessons in life." Danny Labin, executive at the Israeli TV channel called the funding halt to the Palestinian show "extremely unfortunate". "Young children, whether Israeli or Palestinian, who are in need of educational tools to foster diversity appreciation and to prepare for life in a pluralistic society, should not be penalised or held accountable to the politics and political leadership, over which they have no control," Labin said. [3] Damien Pearse, American writer for the Guardian newspaper writes, "With its colourful band of Muppets preaching tolerance and neighbourly love, the Palestinian version of the children's television programme Sesame Street had become a beacon of hope for children in a region ravaged by decades of unrest. But the cast of peace-loving characters have now found themselves in the crossfire of a political dispute between Palestinian leaders and theUS Congress, and episodes have been axed for 2012." [4] Pro seems to misunderstand why the PSS is beginning to be cancelled. It is not because of the content of the show, it's because of US Congress problems and a "punishment" for Palestine applying for statehood. The show had a strong moral foundation and should not be cancelled. It is crystal clear, vote Pro. http://www.youtube.com...http://www.youtube.com...Sources:1. http://en.wikipedia.org...'s_Pioneers2. http://en.wikipedia.org...;3. http://www.cbc.ca...;4. http://www.guardian.co.uk...;