instance, if a child cheats or tries to hurt some one, Barney rewards them, and brings them back to the group. Instead of any reprimandation, he giggles and sends them on their way. Also, when he does teach something, like manners, he presents them in a way that tells children that any other way is wrong.
             5th, he can hypnotize any child that is watching in minutes. As we know, hypnotism only works if you're not resisting. But if you accept it, it is easy. If you've ever noticed, a grumpy child who has, for example, lost a pet will begin the show crying, but by the end, the child is entranced, singing and dancing with the Purple One. Most parents find this behavior shocking. No matter what, Barney makes them feel better. Some say he's a genius. Some say he's evil. You decide. But I find it frightening that a fat, purple T-Rex could make a child feel happy no matter what.
             6th, the evil menace is against everything the Bible teaches. Only God himself should be able to summon creatures from nothing, any others who partake in this are Necromancers, and shall be doomed to Hell. Also, God made us to be followers of truth, love, and holiness. Instead, our children are following a greedy, lying beast that any priest, preacher, or rabbi should proclaim evil.
             7th, Barney is merchandizing. In the "Barney-thons" on PBS, there are hundreds of commercials for Barney's merchandise. Talk about exploiting "love" for financial games. And, did you know that PBS pays that nameless company to produce the show, and to help them produce more like it?
             8th, Barney seems to have complete control over children. When Barney's show was to be replaced by some educational show (which was forgotten), the children of the world threw one big tantrum to get him back on the air.
             9th, I'd like you to compare Sesame Street to the infamous Barney and Friends. Or Mr.Rogers or the letter people. What do each of these (besides the Purple One's show) have in common?...