[Louise Belcher]

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You're reacting as though someone or some organization has something unsavery to gain from spreading a message of acceptance of others. I'm... honestly not seeing anything like that.

Also, I won't get deep into it, as I could easily cross over into a disscussion of religious beliefs, but I believe that you can accept others for who they are without agreeing with them on something. Acceptance of someone means you respect them. You can respect someone while also having different opinions and beliefs than theirs.

They can create the base of the next generation of voters. I wish that what you said about respect was true, but this is not the case. Because the moment you saying you disagree then you're racist, intolerante etc. If my opposition is political, then your support is political as well. This is my last note on this, but I will say I decided officially to boycott Mattel, they're cynical and put more effort on the advertisement then their products.

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I am so confused now. Louise, you said that Mattel should not be doing this because it is Lady Gaga. I disagree with you. You said she isn't a good role model to kids, but you never told me who you think is.

I do not see any propaganda in this ordeal. Gaga is there to tell kids it is okay to be who they want to be, not what society tells them. What is so hard to understand about that?

BTW, how do you feel then about the PSAs that came at the end of every GI Joe, Thundercats, and He-Man episode back in the 80s? THey were pretty political by your definition.

I think mattel shouldn't do that because of the propaganda itself, Lady GaGa is just an "extra". Lady GaGa music videos includes sexual content, her work isn't made for kids.

The 80's cartoons only promote toy selling, I'm ok with that.