Quote (thesnipa @ Oct 28 2021 04:39pm)
i said the message was unnecessary and the end product was gross, but that the reporting on it was overblown.
the idea behind the film was that the message needs to be sent that pageants and child dance troops are gross, which everyone except pageant/dance moms already knows.
its still funny to me tho that you think pedofiles would go to a netflix softcore movie that has like 3 minutes of screen time of girls in skimpy outfits to do their business, when youtube has about a million hours of child dancing, pageants, gymnastics, etc. which btw ive been against for a long time, youtube needs to crack down on that disgusting shit.
Pedophiles did infact go watch this netflix softcore child porn movie - and then immediately went on to twitter dot com & produced glowing reviews with their blue checkmark accounts, thus seeking to normalize it. Normalization is the problem here of which you seem to be oblivious of, not the universally known fact that there are bad things on the internet.
Argument of coverage being "overblown" can only be accepted if you find the revealing cruelty to acknowledge that Netflix were perfectly within boundaries - when they replaced the original, in comparison harmless movie poster, WITH ONE WHERE UNDERAGE ACTORS ARE PORTRAYED AS STRIPPERS.
this was greenlit by left-wing Netflix, this was approved at the highest echelon of left-wing Netflix, this is what normalization of child sexual exploitation looks like - done by the usual suspects
