U mean molestation as in pepe le pew in the old warner bros cartoons?
You said yourself. Your daughter seemed to not have an issue with what she was watching. You saw it and discussed it with her. And it was over her head. That's the way I read what you posted.
So u have decided what's appropriate or not for your kid to watch. That's cool. That's your prerogative. But just because u think it's not appropriate doesn't mean other parents have the same view. And trying to line up questions of identity with molestation as your argument, sure.
Everyone quotes being woke when someone complains about something that aligns with your world view. But when something that doesn't align with your world view comes along its justifiable outrage. With censors etc screening all this and being much more strict on inappropriate content, and it passing, the outrage seems very double standard to me.
You're clearly arguing for the sake of it and deliberately missing the point for the sake of being a contrarian which is something you seem to enjoy so I won't go back and forth constantly..
Of course not every parent will have the same view. But the vast majority would in this instance.
There is zero double standard because you're comparing Pepe Le Pew kissing a cats arm against her will to rape and molestation which is ridiculous.
Each to their own, I'm not one to get outraged by every little thing or claim woke for everything but to me this was an absurd thing to watch with my daughter.
I don't think a cartoon should be trying to convince/educate pre school kids about considering changing their gender and dedicating a 15 minute episode to talking about it, but hey that's me. Netflix cancelled it so clearly many other people saw a problem with it...