Posted on 08/22/2020 6:24:36 PM PDT by simpson96
Edited on 08/22/2020 7:42:48 PM PDT by Jim Robinson. [history]
Video streaming giant Netflix has apologized after its promotional material for a French-language film sparked accusations that it was sexualizing young girls.
The award-winning Cuties (Mignonnes) follows black 11-year-old Amy as she grows up in a working-class area of Paris, defies her family and becomes aware of her burgeoning sexuality.
(Excerpt) Read more at thejakartapost.com ...
And Bill Clinton was also sorry for flying Lolita Express 20 times
Its perfectly normal and acceptable to them and their ilk.
Have the muzzies complained yet, since the 11 year old star is muzzie girl?
They don’t appear sorry and Netflix seem to care.
Netflix doesn’t seem to care.
“Oh was that wrong? Wow. I just didn’t know.”
“It was not OK, nor was it representative of this French film which won an award at Sundance...”
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If it’s not “representative” of the film, why was it posed in the first place?
Not really... His back is feeling so much better now after all those massage sessions and the good news, I’m pretty sure the Lolita Express was a ‘spit free’ zone... No spitting allowed.
“Tens of thousands signed a petition demanding the removal of the film from the platform, where it is due to be streamed from September 9, describing the film as “disgusting” and “for the viewing pleasure of pedophiles”.
That must be the same “tens of thousands” who have never seen the movie and already know how despicable it is.
He was sorry he got caught flying LE 20 times.
Let’s just call it what it is . . .perversion. As long as people support these companies financially, the smut will continue, and continue, and continue . . .as in the days of Noah and Sodom and Gomorrah.
It’s like the embarassement of the DNC logo that is alternatively interpreted to mean “Death to America.” You are responsible for your own artwork and if 1/2 the world sees it differently than you intended, well you are the one who pulled the trigger and put it out there. No one else is to blame.
“If it’s not “representative” of the film”
And yet here we are, with all those involved jobs secured.
It’s called testing and habituating.
What they mean is "We are deeply sorry that our kiddie porn got exposed before it was aired. We'll hide it better next time"
Somebody at Netflix is a pedo.
-PJ
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