All children's books are propaganda, the only question is how blatant it is. So pro-Trump children's books can't catch on, but the cookie mouse thing feels like received wisdom from a non-partisan elder and so it's consumed uncritically by all sides.
That said I feel like the overwhelming majority of kids' media comes down on the side of "giving to others is good, actually", and only a small number of real sickos try to excise that lesson from their kids' minds (which is why Econ 101 classes exist).
All children's books are propaganda, the only question is how blatant it is. So pro-Trump children's books can't catch on, but the cookie mouse thing feels like received wisdom from a non-partisan elder and so it's consumed uncritically by all sides.
That said I feel like the overwhelming majority of kids' media comes down on the side of "giving to others is good, actually", and only a small number of real sickos try to excise that lesson from their kids' minds (which is why Econ 101 classes exist).