A disclaimer for Popeye on Me TV

Totally agreed. Back then, not one single kid I knew who watched those cartoons nor their parents ever saw that as anything other than satire. It had the ick then, same as it does now, which we inherently understood. It was supposed to be offensive, and quite honestly taught a lot of us about what sexual harassment actually looks like, as well as the problem with not taking no for an answer. It had value. My teenager watched some of those when we could catch them being aired on some channel or another, and understood the messages in the exact same way. Hence, while I can see the need for the disclaimer, it's really only going to be meant for a subset of the population that absolutely refuses to get those principles through their heads. I think it does say something about the inability of a lot of people today to staunchly and willingly refuse to look through other lenses; it takes some work to think that the cartoon was actually promoting that kind of behavior instead of pointing out just how fucked up it was regardless of time period. Yet, here we are.