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15 Inexpensive Christmas Toy Gift Ideas For Dystopians
Topics: Holidays | 1 CommentBy admin | December 1, 2010
This Christmas, why not think about some gifts that will prepare your children for the seemingly inevitable dystopian and gender-confused future that awaits them? We’ve rounded up some affordable toys to help you do it.

Historically, Christmas has been a time for dreams and imagination, the excitement of toys under the tree, and for kids to escape the humdrum of winter with the magic of the holidays. But if you’ve been following the news lately, it’s hard not to get a sense that we’re on the edge of both world war three and global economic collapse. And while our leaders reassure us that random cavity searches and bank bailouts are only for our safety and well-being, we know that they know that everything’s about to fall apart and they’re just carving out their safety and well-being so they don’t end up on the wrong end of the stick in the totalitarian police state that is America’s future. Meanwhile, sexual and moral attitudes have never been more polarized; while the equal rights movement made some inroads, many are longing for a return to traditional male/female roles, while at the same time others are encouraging their kids to “out” themselves as early as pre-school. So this Christmas, maybe it’s time to think about buying your children toys that prepare them for their dystopian future, rather than helping them escape the confusing present. Below we’ve rounded up some toys that will help get your children ready for the catastrophes ahead, and whether you’re liberal or conservative, you’ll be surprised at how well some of these toys will work for either partisan agenda.
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In spite of all the likely sniper fire, air raids, and acid rain that may lie in our future, the Fisher-Price Smart Fit Park |
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The Fisher-Price Smart Cycle Racer Physical Learning Arcade System |
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The only thing “extreme” about the Fisher-Price Smart Cycle Extreme |
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Help your kids understand the importance of martial law and why the abolition of Posse Comitatus is good for them with the Ultimate Kids Toy Army Combat Set |
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We actually included the Nerf N-Strike Maverick |
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Having spent the last couple of decades teaching our kids the virtues of pacifism, maybe it’s time to wake up and smell the smelling salt and teach them that turning the other cheek just means you get punched TWICE. The Schylling Punching Bag & Glove Set |
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The Smart Snacks Piece-A-Pizza Fractions |
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One of the first things you’ll notice about the Barbie B-Smart Laptop |
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In these competitive times when foreigners are taking the all the top college placements AND the service jobs no-one wants, the Ingenio My First Bilingual Laptop |
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The La Newborn First Yawn Real Boy |
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If you’re a rich liberal, the Melissa and Doug Construction Worker Role Play Set |
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We shouldn’t be as disturbed as we are by Mattel’s choice of word order when naming the Barbie Shaving Fun Ken Doll |
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We’re mostly going to let the Barbie Cutie Ken 2010 |
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Why let Al Quaeda’s kids have all the fun? In the turbulent days ahead, bomb making will be a crucial skill for any youngster. Give yours a leg up with The Dangerous Book for Boys Classic Chemistry Science Kit |
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If your boy has expressed an interest in the outdoors and camping, but asks “but mommy, where will I plug in my blow dryer?”, the Barbie Pink Glamour Camper |















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