This is, however, surprising because his thinking is antisocial and he is generally in favor of immorality. It is difficult to understand how society tolerates a character as Bart Simpson and accepts it for the trend that he virtually is. The fact that his father constantly uses violence against him is even more worrying, as children might be inclined to believe that violence is the only solution in certain cases. However, when looking at matters from an objective point-of-view, one can discover that this is merely an exaggeration of stereotypes presumably meant to educate the public in regarding to the difference between right and wrong. Or at least this is what producers are likely to say in order to get away with promoting antisocial behavior. The bottom line is that the persons behind these sitcoms are mainly motivated...

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Bibliography:

Groening, Matt, The Simpsons, Gracie Films & 20th Century Fox Television (1989-present).

Dir. William Hanna and Joseph Barbera, The Flintstones, Hanna-Barbera Productions (1960-1966).

Dir. William Hanna and Joseph Barbera, The Jetsons, Screen Gems (1962-63) & Worldvision Enterprises (1985-87).