I assumed you brought it up because it also involves French perverts.

I assumed you brought it up because it also involves French perverts.
I am glad you weren't my Dad. XDNot going to get into it again as you know well my thoughts from the other thread on this subject, but... yeah, I was uncomfortable watching that; couldn't finish it. She's clearly enjoying herself and is *urk* "good" at what she does, but I wouldn't not want my 10-year-old daughter dancing like that. Call me a prude, hell, I'll call myself a prude, but yeah... no.
So it needs to be edited to " Everywhere.. in France" ? LMAOI’ve been specific in my accusations
So the film is about societal sexualization of children, and about young women freeing themselves from their anti-sex religious cultures, but is also, simultaneously, not sexual at all? You're saying that this is about women being free to explore and depict their own sexuality, but are also saying that there is no sexuality, except in the eye of the viewer? Devils, make up your mind, you're all over the place.Whoever said they were rubbing each others vulvas now? ( the vagina is actually on the inside of our bodies, not outside)
That didn't happen either. Is this sort of like Specters claim that them pounding closed fists on the floor suddenly turned into them giving hand jobs and blow jobs? Yea.
What is ridiculous is all the stuff people keeps making up about this movie. Have you even watched this movie? It doesn't sound like you have. This is about the kids dancing, this isn't about intercourse here. This has nothing to do with sex, it has to do with Dancing. You only see something sexual if you see kids as being sexual. You are projecting your thoughts onto the kids.
Yea, like Kaycee here is now being sexual because she twerks it too?
Of course not, she is one of the best dancers there is.
Hip hop, Ballet, Tap, Teaching her choreography, she is amazing:
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And to make it clear, kids should be free to express themselves and develop their own sexual identity, but displaying that in a live-action movie should be treated with a lot more caution than Cuties appears to be doing. They took a lot of caution (unless the director, producers and casting...forums.escapistmagazine.com
So when boys slap each other on the butt when they make a home run are they being sexual too? But but.. like butts are used for anal right? Spanking is a fetish, So that suddenly means that smacking butts is sexual too and now.. That is how ridiculous people sound by relating everything to sex. Like OMG people can't bend over anymore either because bending over is clearly about sex because that could be a sexual position too. People REALLY need to stop projecting here. These kids are not strippers, they are not nude, they are not giving lap dances here. They don't deserve to be punished because of what someone else has in their own head, not theirs.
Oh and yes, children need to be taught about sex, but ALSO most importantly about self gratification so they can take care of their own sexual urges and know that is normal and expected so that they don't necessarily feel like they have to have sex with someone else to do so. You don't just teach kids about sex and leave out the most important part about how to handle their urges now. Kids very well need to know about self pleasure so they won't do stupid things in the first place and they don't feel weird or ashamed that they do so.
I'm glad I'm not ANYONE'S dad. Any child of mine would have to be raised in isolation, somewhere remote where I could convince him/her that the mom and myself are the only other people in the world. Then, after 18 years of rigorous indoctrination to my beliefs, I'd throw a bag over their head and drop them off on the strip in Vegas with $10,000 dollars cash and no explanation, then speed away in my unmarked car.I am glad you weren't my Dad. XD
I have 5 sisters and we all like to dance too.. that enough to give any Dad a heart attack? LOL
Thank you. So the thread can end now as you have just shown there is nothing wrong with this movie (other than it sucks).For doing what? Taking perfectly legal pictures of a perfectly legal event that has nothing sexual whatsoever about it?
You said "Then take the pedos and string them up by the balls."Thank you. So the thread can end now as you have just shown there is nothing wrong with this movie (other than it sucks).
No, because the only thing sexual in nature is sex.How can you, with a straight face, tell me that the scene where underage girls are rubbing each others crotches isn't sexual in nature? Or that the dancing in the film isn't meant to be sexual in nature?
LMAO!I'm glad I'm not ANYONE'S dad. Any child of mine would have to be raised in isolation, somewhere remote where I could convince him/her that the mom and myself are the only other people in the world. Then, after 18 years of rigorous indoctrination to my beliefs, I'd throw a bag over their head and drop them off on the strip in Vegas with $10,000 dollars cash and no explanation, then speed away in my unmarked car.
I just realized you are one of those people who would blame a woman and their clothes for being rapedI'll give you the same challenge I gave lil.
Where is the line drawn?
Given a spectrum of increasingly small upper-body dance outfits for children, where should we stop?
- T-shirts
- Crop tops
- Tube Tops
- Bikini tops (string)
- Even smaller bikini tops (micro)
- see-through tops with or without pasties.
- Pasties
- Nothing
Should children be allowed to dance nude onstage?
If you don't think so, is that just YOUR problem for sexualizing children like a creep? They're just kids being kids dancing and having fun, right? Nothing sexual about it, right? So why not let them dance nude, right?
If you are able to draw a line between one outfit and another, then you have conceded the argument.
You can be offended at whatever you want. My problem with 'offensive' comics is that they usually just say their ideology and forget to do jokes. Whose fault is it? Both, more the comic if they deliberately trying tk seek it out.Oh, hey, I just thought of something. This argument reminds me of the "offensive comedy" argument.
So a comic can get on stage and say something that offends a portion of the audience, even though he didn't intend that.
Does his intent matter? Is it the comic's fault for offending people, or is it the audiences fault for getting offended?
Could you say "You only see that joke as being offensive because that is how you view that", like you can say "you only see them as being sexual because that is how you view that"?
If a comic can offend someone with words, couldn't a child also offend someone with how they dress and dance?
When is it "your fault" and when isn't it?
Much longer than that. It started with ankles...So the problem your talking about has been going on for 20 years
I think that "modest" is further away from the line than "skimpy" is, and I grow increasingly concerned in direct proportion to how close we get to that line.You equate skimmy dress with sexual.
Context is where the line is drawn. You can even be naked and it not be sexual. That isn't the issue. It is about the actual context of what they are doing. I just posted a video above of a girl wrapping her legs around a guy and having her vulva right near his face in part of the dance yet none of it is sexual due to the context. OFC some prude or religious holly roller is going to scream about how that is SIN! hell you have some religions where males and females are not allowed to touch, talk or dance at all, and I see people getting all worked up over this just as bad as they are. People hollering about this are no better than those trying to cover girls with Burkas.Much longer than that. It started with ankles...
I think that "modest" is further away from the line than "skimpy" is, and I grow increasingly concerned in direct proportion to how close we get to that line.
I don't need to equate in order to recognize the need for caution as we approach that line.
Why don't you take the same challenge I gave to lil and MetalHead. Where would you draw the line between "acceptable" outfits and "unacceptable" outfits? Maybe then you'll begin to see my point. Are you okay with your daughter wearing just pasties? After all, skimpy isn't sexual, right?
We already know the context is dance, and yet you won't answer the question of where the line is drawn when it comes to upper-body outfits. This is the flaw in your argument.Context is where the line is drawn. You can even be naked and it not be sexual. That isn't the issue. It is about the actual context of what they are doing. I just posted a video above of a girl wrapping her legs around a guy and having her vulva right near his face in part of the dance yet none of it is sexual due to the context. OFC some prude or religious holly roller is going to scream about how that is SIN! hell you have some religions where males and females are not allowed to touch, talk or dance at all, and I see people getting all worked up over this just as bad as they are. People hollering about this are no better than those trying to cover girls with Burkas.
Hell even Pasties can be worn in the proper context, some of them cover more than some bikinis. You can have large pasties that cover the breasts entirely and then some. They have had people wearing pasties on prime time television. LOL
Does lady Godiva count as being naked because she was only wearing her hair? Was it sexual because she was naked?
There has to be context there, are the pictures of us playing in our sprinklers in our diapers as babies now suddenly child porn because we were topless? Do you think it is crossing the line to have toddlers running around topless? Boys playing shirts vs skins? Should someone have been charged for me jumping out of the bathtub as a kid and running down the street naked? Is it sexist that boys can be topless and girls cannot be?We already know the context is dance, and yet you won't answer the question of where the line is drawn when it comes to upper-body outfits. This is the flaw in your argument.
...I just said that the context is "dance". As in, dance competitions. Do you need more context than that?There has to be context there, are the pictures of us playing in our sprinklers in our diapers as babies now suddenly child porn because we were topless?
Yes. Answer the rest of the questions. naked =\= sexual. and even dancing naked does not necessarily equal sexual either. That is why context is important....I just said that the context is "dance". As in, dance competitions. Do you need more context than that?
Honestly, I wouldn't expect you to knowNo, because the only thing sexual in nature is sex.
You seem to be equating nature to society. They aren't the same thing. In nature you can use dance to get something sexual, but its not inherently sexual. Unless you want to use lose broad definitions. In which case everything is sexual since everything can contribute to getting sex or turning someone on.Honestly, I wouldn't expect you to know