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Liberty's Kids The Complete Series

SCORE: 64

I had never heard of Liberty's Kids before this year. Probably because I avoid PBS content like the plague. Why? We will get into that in this review. Mill Creek Entertainment should be commended for putting together a massive package in one DVD case. There are four DVDs stacked on top of one another.

Liberty's Kids The Complete Series is forty episodes that last around fourteen and a half hours. Yes that is a lot of content to watch and review. That theme song is still stuck in my head. I am not very pleased about that because of what the theme song in Liberty's Kids The Complete Series talks about.

What bugs me about the theme song? It claims truth rises and falls. It tells viewers to stay true to their hearts, and to look at events through their eyes. In other words redefine things to fit into your opinion. Another term is history redefinition. One of the reasons I steer clear of PBS content.

The problem with redefining the past, present, words, institutions, cultures, etc. is you open the door for everyone else to redefine it as they see fit. When you refuse to respect the precedences of the past you grant permission for all others to do the same thing going forward. What is to stop me from setting it back to where it belongs? The people who redefine have no moral high ground.

Liberty's Kids The Complete Series loves to hammer a couple of extreme fanatical liberal beliefs. It is constantly bringing up slavery. Here is the thing. I never had a slave, so why obsess over something from a couple of hundred years ago? Why not focus on slavery going on today in Africa and Asia? You can actually do something about that. But no, they want to berate us for what happened hundreds of years before we were born. Plus I am part Cherokee.

The voice acting in Liberty's Kids The Complete Series is generally good. The flip flops of some of the characters and things they attack get annoying very quickly. They look at the past with the liberal redefinition lens. I found it quite interesting that they left out things like Ben Franklin's womanizing.

Too often in Liberty's Kids The Complete Series characters are talking at one another instead of dialoguing. This happens all the time when political left and political right are talking. Too often the left does not listen. When they get to provide the only voice, like in this show - they allow no responses and no rebuttals. Just like that tyrant King George.

Another interesting concept in Liberty's Kids The Complete Series is to not blame the British soldiers. They are only following orders. That defense did not work for Nazi's, and I doubt liberals would accept it if someone was polluting the environment for a company.

For too much of Liberty's Kids The Complete Series, it is against the revolution. It takes every opportunity to show the Founding Fathers are ugly, nasty, rude, and hate filled men. The British and their sympathizers are shown as noble, kind, and loving. Liberty's Kids The Complete Series makes points that modern day journalists do not even bother to obey or follow.

Racism and sexism are big buttons for Liberty's Kids The Complete Series. It wants to repeatedly hit them. They need some filler so bring up race or sex to further divide Americans. The best joke in Liberty's Kids The Complete Series is when it claims to tell the truth. I could not stop laughing for hours.

One of the most disturbing moments in Liberty's Kids The Complete Series is when it decided to attack Christians. The venom and hatred against Christians is truly disturbing. It shows the ugliness and hatred in those spewing such filth. Especially when we realize Christian beliefs are what founded America. Not that this show could find time to mention that.

Liberty's Kids The Complete Series attempts to be dramatic in multiple places. The problem is it loses its believability very early on. There are important historical lessons in this show. Too often they are drowned out in history revisionism, and liberal propaganda.

I really thought I was going to enjoy Liberty's Kids The Complete Series. Sadly thanks to tyranny I have experienced in my life under liberal rule, it opened old wounds. They have the freedom of speech to make such things, and I have the freedom to respond as I see fit. The only question that remains is: "will they celebrate my diversity or not?"
- Paul

Graphics: 65%
Sound: 62%
Replay/Extras: 80%
Gameplay: 50%
Family Friendly Factor: 65%

System: DVD
Publisher: Mill Creek Entertainment
Rating: ‘TV-Y7’ - Specifically Designed for Children Seven Years of Age or Older
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