If you don’t see the difference between classical nude sculptures and paintings, and the offensive in the extreme faggot blasphemy, you either didn’t read the article, or the homosexual agenda doesn’t bother you. Why would it not bother someone, is the next question.
Did you see what the Fagot Blasphemy was?
The exhibit is not exactly the Folsom Street Fair of sexual perversions. At least not the pictures and Photo’s that the Smithsonian has placed online. And when included in the outrageous list is a photo of a fully clothed woman clutching her breasts. Not something we expect in polite company nor something you would need to visit a burlesque show for. And certainly less voyeuristic than Eve’s naked image on the Sistine Ceiling.
Yes they included one depraved video. That happens to be in it’s unedited version on Youtube for the entire world to see at their leisure. And while it was removed from the show, the resulting press coverage guarantees it will be viewed by millions. The remainder of the display looks like it has anticipated themes of loneliness, Isolation, Frustration, and Hiding in Plain Sight.
Do you really suppose people were more moral in 15th century Italy?