The slippery slope to normalizing pedophilia is getting quite slick!
https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2020/aug/20/netflix-pandering-pedophiles-everywhere/
Netflix, in a new series called “Cuties,” is blatantly sexualizing little girls. And tens of thousands have already signed a petition demanding the show’s removal from public streaming.
But how could such a horrifying show make it past the pitch room in the first place?
Netflix, the media company that panders to the pedophile crowd. What a brand concept.
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“Netflix is premiering *Cuties* on September 9,” tweeted one member of the Catholic cloth, as Mediaite reported. “Here’s the plot summary — the promotional image is 11 year olds dressed in clothes inappropriate for adults (so bad I won’t tweet it). I can’t believe we need to say pedophilia is wrong … But so many went to Epstein’s Island.”
Even the program description from Netflix sounds bad.
It first read, “Amy, 11, becomes fascinated with a twerking dance crew. Hoping to join them, she starts to explore her femininity, defying her family’s traditions.”
After mass outrage, Netflix issued an apology and watered down the descriptive text.
The new Netflix billing reads: “Eleven-year-old Amy starts to rebel against her conservative family’s traditions when she becomes fascinated with a free-spirited dance crew,” Netflix writes of its series.
But if pictures say a thousand words, just watch the trailer.
The phrase “free-spirited” is somewhat of a misnomer. All that’s missing is the pole. Let’s remember: 11-year-olds are generally sixth graders. They color with crayons, they jump rope for fun, they giggle at members of the opposite sex. They watch cartoons on Saturday mornings.
Except on Netflix, where they serve as booty-shaking sex dolls for the pervert class. Apparently.
More than 41,000 have signed the Change.org petition to remove the show from Netflix. Good.
https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2020/aug/20/netflix-pandering-pedophiles-everywhere/
Netflix, in a new series called “Cuties,” is blatantly sexualizing little girls. And tens of thousands have already signed a petition demanding the show’s removal from public streaming.
But how could such a horrifying show make it past the pitch room in the first place?
Netflix, the media company that panders to the pedophile crowd. What a brand concept.
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'Riding the Dragon': Documentary probes Hunter Biden's dealing in China
Nevada city threatens company for hosting Trump rally
Will Antifa and Black Lives Matter cancel the Biden-Harris ticket?
“Netflix is premiering *Cuties* on September 9,” tweeted one member of the Catholic cloth, as Mediaite reported. “Here’s the plot summary — the promotional image is 11 year olds dressed in clothes inappropriate for adults (so bad I won’t tweet it). I can’t believe we need to say pedophilia is wrong … But so many went to Epstein’s Island.”
Even the program description from Netflix sounds bad.
It first read, “Amy, 11, becomes fascinated with a twerking dance crew. Hoping to join them, she starts to explore her femininity, defying her family’s traditions.”
After mass outrage, Netflix issued an apology and watered down the descriptive text.
The new Netflix billing reads: “Eleven-year-old Amy starts to rebel against her conservative family’s traditions when she becomes fascinated with a free-spirited dance crew,” Netflix writes of its series.
But if pictures say a thousand words, just watch the trailer.
The phrase “free-spirited” is somewhat of a misnomer. All that’s missing is the pole. Let’s remember: 11-year-olds are generally sixth graders. They color with crayons, they jump rope for fun, they giggle at members of the opposite sex. They watch cartoons on Saturday mornings.
Except on Netflix, where they serve as booty-shaking sex dolls for the pervert class. Apparently.
More than 41,000 have signed the Change.org petition to remove the show from Netflix. Good.
