Does anyone remember Super Milk Chan?

Can anyone tell me why this show was blocked so often?

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The show centers on the activities of Milk, a 5-year-old superhero who may or may not actually have any powers and can do very little besides making popular culture references. Its American slogan, as a result, became "Wholesome? Probably not. Good for you? Definitely." She lives in a house on a suspended platform with her malfunctioning robotic maid Tetsuko and her drunken pet slug Hanage (nosehair). The show follows a fairly linear formula. In each episode, the President (of "Everything", according to his name) calls with a new mission; whether Milk actually takes the mission is not guaranteed. Regardless of whether or not she takes the mission, she always takes credit and celebrates her success by going out for "sushi (or something)." Likewise, there are a number of other constants that follow through the series, often under contrived circumstances.

All of those episodes are rated TV-PG. It was later made into 12 full-length episodes, which are rated TV-14 in the United States. An alternate dub with American pop-culture references, harsher language and newly-shot live-action sequences with the ADV Films cast aired on Anime Network and was rated TV-MA.[1]

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I have always wanted to know how people became offended by the idea of it?

Was it because it show cased what the American media had become and still trying to be...or was it because they used the words President? Did people feel it was a mockery of our American system? Did no one find it amusing or at least insightful?

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It brings to mind this new book written by WOLF and so many other publications that have been filed into the pit of the forgotten because they shined lights onto truths most would like to ignore, or call lies.