Im just gonna leave a downvote here.

@relicariox  
Invested effort my flank, here we see the first Islamic cartoon (according to description): two characters from an American (and thus in some/most cases, anti-Islamic) franchise used as a mouthpiece even more shamelessly than Brian Griffin used by Seth MacFartlame.
 
Sure, dismembering and killing people for relatively petty reasons is definitely fun and healthy, not to mention the beauty of desecration of non-Islamic things
 
Am I going overboard yet?

Google translation of the details
 
“© COPYRIGHT PorukaMira © first Islamic cartoon produced PorukaMira multimedia YT channel.
 
Something completely new Balkan missionary scene. Cartoon of full production of our channels. Much time and effort has been invested in this project, we hope that your children will be happy. All possible errors or omissions that we made to be understood through the prism of this is our pioneer project which will inšallah improve constantly. Share this video with your children and teach them a healthy, fun and educational way our beautiful religion of Islam.”

Let us whisper a dream.
 
^{A world without religion}

Also, get a load of bearded Dexter used as the channel logo.  
That makes Sonichu look original, especially with the poni being copypasted onto the video…

@Background Pony #E462  
Be that as it may, the fact that the writers of the episode made it clear that they were very good friends, having them talk like a married couple, but clarifying “they’re just friends”, shows that they are aware of the representation of them as a gay couple. They tried everything short of having them say they love each other. And that is what bugs me, I’m not one of those people who thinks we should shoehorn minorities into everything, but if you’re going to make an episode for the fans, and reference a gay thing in the fandom, the onus you have to carry is making them gay. And as I said, to add insult to injury, MLP has had episodes about straight love before.
 
I understand that it’s also related to what the network will allow, but in this day and age, when gay rights is becoming more mainstream, there are kid’s shows which have gay people in them. Steven Universe is an example (note that I HATE Steven Universe, but I think it’s wonderful that they at least acknowledge the existence of gay people).

@Gapeagle  
Makes sense, especially if we’d compare it with the other cases of deterioration of terms, like trivialization of clinical depression to the point of the thing being completely disregarded and ignored by the masses. Not to mention the same happening with autism and probably many other things as we speak.
 
The point of comparison is that overly misusing the terms tends to severely undermine their meaning, and it’s largely done by the ones who misuse it for their own good (like the self-diagnosing SJW Tumblr-tards who have bastardized the whole Left-wing liberalism as far as I know).
 
If only the masses would have the magic ability to “separate the wheat from the chaff”, as people say, and prevent the whiny pricks from ruining things all the time…

@Background Pony #B498  
I do remember a lot of fans friendshipping them before too, though. So it wasn’t like everyone treated them like a couple. I imagine there were even people who shipped other things but didn’t ship these two (I remember some fan animations by this one guy, who I think might have shipped Scratchtavia but thought of these two as just friends).

@Flashy Sprite  
The word of “homophobic” has been so watered-down that anything that isn’t screaming “gays are great” is considered anti-gay. In other words, it’s used by people who will never be satisfied with anything.

@Cyborg_pony  
I never said that, that was Ponymous who said it. My point was to add to the discussion; I don’t think that kid’s shows necessarily besmirch gay people, but I do think that the fact they get so little representation in kid’s shows combines with the fact that kid’s shows teach about love is part of what creates a homophobic society. And yes, MLP having tackled love before (Hearts and Hooves Day, A Canterlot Wedding, etc…) but refusing to entertain the notion of a gay couple in an episode meant to appeal to the fans, who have established said gay couple, that is a problem.

@Background Pony #B498  
TBH I thought being homophobic means taking actions against homosexuals in any way (directly, subtlely, whatever). What you’ve described, on the other hand, sounds a bit like exaggeration of sorts, unless that falls under a classification of “Silent treatment” or something.

@Background Pony #B498  
I think you’re just projecting your own insecurities and wants, and labeling anything as “Homophobic” when it doesn’t meet your standards.
 
Your own words were

 
when there isn’t even a shred of proof of that.

People do this sort of stuff with any franchise. People use ponies to promote PC culture or to promote Christianity. This doesn’t really surprise me. Though with all of them get you own characters to be mouthpieces please.

@Cyborg_pony  
I mean, there aren’t any shows that teach being gay is wrong, (and if there are then that’s horrible) but one could argue that the teaching of all this Valentine’s Day purity without even a passing glance at gay people is homophobic. Even MLP did this; in Slice of Life, an episode meant to appeal to the fans they take the OTP of Lyra and Bon Bon, and make them “just friends” even though MLP has tackled (straight) love before. So…

its the same as using cartoon characters in church to teach kids about god. And it would probably fall under the fair use act because its being used for “educational perpouses”

@Ponymous  
You’re going have to show me some proof of that, or else I’m saying there is no U.S. TV show that teaches kids being gay is wrong and I’m calling B.S.

@Ponymous  
Spongebob and Patrick were supposed to be gay before it became a kid’s show so…

so? US shows teach kids that being gay is bad and that violence is okay as long as you don’t say curse words as well as being who you are is morally wrong. All this can be found in Spongebob!

If only Hasbro would C&D this.