Childhood

Tom & Jerry

Tom and Jerry is Nazi propaganda

Well, this can't be true, but somebody believes it, so it counts as a theory. Jim McLennan writes:

As well as being the most Oscar-winning duo in history, Tom and Jerry were also more-or-less the opposing sides in World War II: Tommies, the British soldiers, and Jerries, the Germans... I think it's safe to assume, especially in the context of a series which began right around the time of the Battle of Britain, that the choice of these names was no accident, especially since it precedes the American entry into World War II. They are also markedly different to the meaningless names selected for other MGM cartoon characters around that time e.g. Sniffles, Droopy, etc... Perhaps the most disturbing thing about this theory is that Jerry is the good guy, the peace-loving victim of Tom's evil schemes, but who usually wins due to his superior intelligence. Read in a wartime context, the suggestion that violence isn't a solution goes beyond the subversive and borders on outright sedition. An alternative explanation that Jerry = GI is no more loyal, since it suggests the two Allied sides were fighting each other. In either case, it's certainly worth noting that MGM were conspicuous by their absence in the field of animated Allied propaganda: even at the height of the war, Tom and Jerry was a series almost entirely free of political commentary.

Source- Flavorwire.com
My opinion- not to mention Tom and Jerry did commit suicide at the end...o-o i give this conspiracy 6/10