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It sounds like you’re really concerned about the content being promoted to young kids on platforms like YouTube. It’s definitely troubling when children’s programming can mix in more controversial figures or ideologies. The juxtaposition of entertaining content like trains with political figures or messages can be confusing for kids and raise questions about media literacy. It’s important for parents to be vigilant and curate what their children are exposed to, ensuring it’s age-appropriate and aligns with their values. It would be great to prioritize content that fosters a positive and educational environment while steering clear of potentially harmful influences!