Spongebob Research Paper

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Before leaving for school, I sit down and turn on my favorite show, Spongebob Squarepants. In this episode, Spongebob is being bullied, an incident that many students like me and my friends can relate to, at Boating School by a larger fish named Flatts. Annoyed and frustrated, Spongebob lets the bully have his way, and since he is a sponge, the bully’s physical abuse doesn’t affect him, the bully becoming tired and run-down. During the whole episode, Spongebob stays strong which teaches the children who watch it to stay strong and take a stance if they are being bullied. Spongebob is only one of many Nickelodeon shows that teach children important life lessons. Nickelodeon and Disney compete in being the best show for children, but many people, including me, believe Nickelodeon is better than Disney. Although some children’s favorite channel is Disney, Nickelodeon provides millions of children with funny, thought-out and entertaining shows that I believe are far better than Disney shows.
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Only few people can argue that Disney is better than Nick, these people including: children born after 2005, psychopaths and evil people. Nobody wants to be a part of those groups, but if somebody truly believes Disney is superior, they must belong to one of those groups because if you believe Disney is better you are evil because Orlando Brown has three warrants for his arrest for “evil’ things and has been arrested many times, and he is a major actor for Disney. If you believe Disney is better you are a psychopath because Miley Cyrus is a psychopath and is a top actress for Disney. Lastly, if you believe Disney is better then you lack a sense of humor because Disney shows are not funny. Disney will turn someone into an evil and humorless psychopath, but watching Nickelodeon will help develop a child into a loving and caring

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