Why are chinese so poor?
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2 posts and 1 image reply omitted.>>761973By this metric, Americans are poorer than Bermudians.
>>761977is there a place you can make a graph of that ? would be funny to post
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No, Clifford the Big Red Dog never appeared to be a drug user in the original PBS animated series or the books by Norman Bridwell. The series is explicitly designed as wholesome, educational, and preschool-oriented programming focused on themes of friendship, kindness, and moral lessons, specifically based on "Ten Big Ideas" like "Share" and "Help Others".
Common Sense Media
Common Sense Media
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However, there are contexts outside of the original, intended educational series where similar, sometimes adult-oriented, comparisons have been made:
Food Addiction Allegory: Some commentators have suggested that in specific episodes, such as "Clifford's Cookie Craving" (Season 2, 2002), Clifford's intense, out-of-control desire for food can be read as a metaphorical representation of addiction.
Adult Humor/Stoner Demographic: The 2021 live-action Clifford the Big Red Dog movie was noted by some viewers as having themes that resonated with an adult (specifically "stoner") demographic, though this was not part of the original source material.
Medical Procedures: In one specific, arguably strange interpretation of the lore, some fan speculation or wikis have referenced a joke about a "large-scale neutering" operation where he was given substances to suppress sexual behavior, but this is not a storyline about drug use.
Reddit
Reddit
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