#PAW Patrol Faces Fan Backlash Over Chase the Police Dog, Will He Get the Boot?
“#PAW Patrol Faces Fan Backlash Over Chase the Police Dog, Will He Get the Boot?”
In solidarity of #amplifymelanatedvoices we will be muting our content until June 7th to give access for Black voices to be heard so we can continue to listen and further our learning. #amplifyblackvoicespic.twitter.com/NO2KeQjpHM
— PAW Patrol (@pawpatrol) June 2, 2020
Instantly, commenters started joking around by posting things like, “Euthanize the police dog,” and “Defund the paw patrol.” One person even went as far as to post, “All dogs go to heaven, except the class traitors in the Paw Patrol.” While there are a lot of jokes about Paw Patrol, there are also several people who would like to see the children’s show ditch Chase the police dog. The Chase cancellation news comes after Paramount Television cancelled their long-running Cops series. A&E has also cancelled their wildly popular Live P.D.
One Paw Patrol critic tried to hit Nickelodeon where it hurts most by saying, “Chase merchandise gonna sell poorly now.” Another critic declared, “You’ve already brainwashed a bunch of kids into thinking law enforcement is a noble and just profession… Better to scrap production forever if you want to make lasting change.” Things are getting pretty heated for Paw Patrol at the moment, which is something that nobody saw coming in 2020, but oddly, it makes too much sense at the moment. Do we even really want to know what’s coming next?
Eric Trump and Republican Senator Ted Cruz have come to the defense of Paw Patrol on social media. Trump says, “Now the left wants to cancel Paw Patrol. These people are truly insane…” Cruz wonders when the “absurdity” will come to an end. This just shows how truly divided the country is when it comes to a number of issues at the moment. Despite the backlash, Paw Patrol doesn’t seem to be going anywhere. The children’s show is one of the network’s biggest, but it wouldn’t be surprising to see Chase the police dog get less dialogue in the future.
As the Paw Patrol backlash continues, further examination of fictional TV cops have come under the microscope. Tom Scharpling, an executive producer of Monk called out his own show stating, “If you – as I have – worked on a TV show or movie in which police are portrayed as lovable goofballs, you have contributed to the larger acceptance that cops are implicitly the good guys.” Shows like Brooklyn Nine-Nine and Blue Bloods have donated to Black Lives Matter organizations, while LEGO has halted production and sales on their LEGO City Police Station and Police Highway Arrest sets. You can check out the Paw Patrol Tweet that started it all above, while checking out some reactions below.
Abolish Chase.
— Bernitaires?Sans?️Frontieres (@PepperoniDave) June 2, 2020
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— Eli is not ok (@Elijahthek1d) June 2, 2020
i hope the cop dog falls into a toaster
— Gregory Possum-Liker ? (@cat_beltane) June 3, 2020
The absurdity knows no end. #CancelCultureTargetsCartoonshttps://t.co/bfHBBvg5sD
— Ted Cruz (@tedcruz) June 11, 2020
Now the left wants to cancel “Paw Patrol.” These people are truly insane…“The Protests Come for ‘Paw Patrol’” – The New York Times https://t.co/8QbV9coBhN
— Eric Trump (@EricTrump) June 11, 2020
DEFUND CHASE
— john (@Boooooory) June 5, 2020
you’ve already brainwashed a bunch of kids into thinking law enforcement is a noble and just profession. better to scrap production forever if you want to make lasting change
— piteously in ecstacy ? (@bathwaterbad) June 2, 2020
Did you know that Chase has canonically turned off his body cam when approaching a black lab in a hoodie who later was found dead? ? #ACAB
— Idoall (@therealidoall) June 2, 2020
The mayor in the show definitely does not do oversight of Chase.
— Brendel (@Brendelbored) June 2, 2020
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— anti-fascist alex (@anarchy_alex420) June 2, 2020
Perhaps naming your main character police dog “chase” is a bit tone deaf to the suffering of people who have actually been on the receiving end of dogs used as weapons by the police. My 3 year old calls his stuffed Chase “Jace”.
— Laura C. Bernardo (@LauraCarmella) June 3, 2020
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